Learning and assessment
Teaching and learning is delivered through a mix of lectures, seminar and field trips.
Assessment varies by module, ranging from essays and presentations to blogs and reflective diaries.
Facilities
The programme builds on research undertaken at the University of Bradford, using our wide range of specialist facilities and collections.
Our facilities include one of the largest skeletal collections in the country, dating from the Neolithic to the 19th century, as well as facilities for image analysis, materials investigations, and botanical and faunal analyses.
While the majority of teaching is campus-based field trips investigate the role of the past in contemporary society.
You will have the opportunity to use our Visualising Heritage facilities at the University of Bradford Biological Anthropology Research Centre.
Study support
A comprehensive support network is here for you to ensure you reach your academic potential and go on to further success in the future.
You’ll benefit from a range of support services, including:
- personal academic tutor
- student support / administration team
- Academic Skills Advice service
- Career and Employability Services
- award-winning Disability Service
- well stocked libraries and excellent IT facilities
Research
Among the distinctive features of this programme are hands-on experience in the School’s laboratories and a delivery that is steeped in innovative research.
The programme incorporates a substantial individual research dissertation.