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Australian National University Master of Archaeological and Evolutionary Science

Australian National University

Master of Archaeological and Evolutionary Science

Canberra, Australia

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English

Full time

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Jan 2026

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Introduction

The Master of Archaeological and Evolutionary Science is designed to give students a strong foundation in understanding human history and biological evolution. The program covers key areas such as archaeological methods, evolutionary biology, and cultural heritage. Students learn how to analyze material remains, interpret biological data, and understand the processes that shaped human evolution over time. The course structure balances theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing students for research roles or further study in related fields.

Students can choose from core subjects that provide essential knowledge, along with electives that allow exploration of special interests within archaeology and evolution. The program emphasizes research skills and analytical thinking, encouraging students to develop independent projects. It also offers opportunities to engage with current issues like conservation and cultural heritage management. Overall, it aims to equip students with the understanding and tools needed to contribute meaningfully to archaeology, evolutionary science, and related disciplines.

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