Archaeology
Archaeology is the interdisciplinary study of the human past through the examination of material and biological remains, including artifacts, human and animal bones, architecture, and plants. You will learn the field methods and laboratory techniques used to study these materials, as well as theories archaeologists use to understand the ancient cultures and past civilizations of the Americas, Europe and the pre-Classical and Classical Mediterranean world. This exciting interdisciplinary program combines courses from Anthropology, Ancient History & Classics, and the sciences.
Degree Type
- B.A.
- B.A. (Honours)
- B.Sc.
- B.Sc. (Honours)
The Trent Advantage
- Specialize in Anthropological Archaeology or Classical Archaeology
- Conduct field work in Ontario, or abroad in places like Belize, Europe, Turkey, North Africa, and more
- Practice in specialized labs for bioarchaeology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), archaeozoology and lithic analysis
Ontario Secondary School Requirements
General Admission Requirements:
- Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
- A minimum of six Grade 12 4U or 4M courses, including program specific prerequisites
- A minimum 70% overall final average (unless otherwise specified)
- ENG 4U with a minimum of 60%
Popular Courses
- Archaeozoology
- Collapse of Complex Societies
- Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology
- Human Adaptability
- Case Studies in Classical Archaeology
Career Paths
- Archaeological Data Manager
- Archaeologist
- Archaeotourism Professional
- Archivist
- Bioarchaeologist
- First Nations Liaison Officer
- Heritage Management Consultant
- Heritage Planner
- Professor
- Laboratory Supervisor
