Undergraduate in Archaeology

Our Degree in Archaeology allows you to acquire the historical knowledge combined with the methodological and practical skills required to work effectively in the field of archaeology. The course contents span all the way from prehistory to the contemporary world. The course is multidisciplinary in nature, drawing on both science and the humanities, ensuring that you receive the most up-to date training in the sphere of archaeological studies.

Our Degree in Archaeology offers a diverse range of subjects taught by leading experts in the field. To mention but a few, these include: Middle Eastern archaeological studies, Greek and Roman, Medieval and Post-Medieval, Ancient European history, Archaeological prospection, research, and excavation.

Likewise, students can choose from the following modules:Recent prehistory in the southern Iberian Peninsula, Classical archaeology in the southern Iberian Peninsula, Al-Andalus archaeology, Bioarchaeology and geo-archaeology.

What better place to study archaeology than in Granada, home to two UNESCO world heritage sites? Granada’s awe-inspiring and world-renowned Alhambra palace was the last remaining citadel of Moorish rule in Western Europe until its fall in 1492, while the stunning historical quarter known as the Albaicin was once home to the Moorish and Jewish communities in Granada.

Thanks to the multitude of diverse communities that settled here, Granada itself is one of the most historically and archaeologically rich cities in Western Europe. The UGR’s five campuses, libraries and centre are also spread out across the city, housed in the most emblematic buildings, many of which date back as far as the XVI century.