This dynamic and interdisciplinary degree addresses relationships between material culture and human behaviour past and present. The degree focuses on global archaeology including early human evolution in Africa, migration out of Africa into other continents, the development of ancient civilisations, and European colonialism. What you will study First year A typical first year may include: core topics such as world archaeology, cultural anthropology and ancient rituals topics in communication, numeracy and innovative thinking a selection of electives from related disciplines. Second year A typical second year may include: core topics such as field methods, first Australians, modern society and human evolution an archaeology option topic a selection of electives from related disciplines. Third year A typical third year may include: advanced archaeology core topics such as the history of archaeological thought and environmental archaeology a selection of archaeology option topics a selection of electives from related disciplines. Honours year A typical honours year may include: a research project tailored to your interests preparation for further study in a masters degree or PhD. Your career This course prepares you for a professional career in archaeology or related areas, making you suitable for jobs throughout the globe in research, policy development, consulting, laboratory research, hands-on surveying and excavation. Potential occupations include: archaeologist assistant curator cultural heritage officer cultural ranger education and interpretation officer. Potential employers include: independent archaeological consultants heritage agencies museums academic institutions the public service wildlife services and sanctuaries