CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY · UNITED KINGDOM
MSc by Research in Archaeology
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
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Master's
Level
- 1 yearFull-time duration
- MSc by ResearchAward type
- OngoingApplication deadline
The MSc by Research in Archaeology at Cranfield University offers a deep dive into a chosen research area, providing more extensive knowledge and expertise than a taught master's. While not requiring a novel contribution to knowledge, this program is designed for graduates with strong first degrees who wish to explore specific interests in detail. You will develop a range of relevant research skills under the guidance of Cranfield specialists, utilizing the university's advanced facilities, including those at the Cranfield Forensic Institute (CFI).
Entry requirements
Honours degreeA 1st or 2nd class honours degree (or equivalent) in archaeology, forensics, or a scientific discipline is normally required. Graduates with other degrees who can demonstrate knowledge and interest in the scientific aspects of the subject will also be considered.
The program is open to UK, EU, and Rest of World applicants.
Fees
Tuition (international)This is a self-funded research opportunity. Students will need to cover their own tuition fees and living expenses.
Tuition (home)This is a self-funded research opportunity. Students will need to cover their own tuition fees and living expenses.
LivingStudents will need to cover their own living expenses.
Scholarships and bursaries may be available.
How to apply
1. Identify Research InterestsConsult the research areas pages on the Cranfield University website to identify potential research topics and supervisors.
2. Contact Potential SupervisorReach out to academic staff members whose research specialisms match your interests. Discuss your research ideas and seek guidance.
3. Arrange a Visit (Optional)A visit to the relevant university site can be arranged to meet with your potential supervisor.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application form. Guidance on writing your research proposal is available.
5. Enquire for AssistanceIf you need help identifying an appropriate contact, email study@cranfield.ac.uk with your research interests.
Scholarships
Scholarships and BursariesVaries