Overview

Examine the big questions about our society. Dig deep into history. Gain invaluable hands-on experience. Discover archaeological sites across Ontario.

Investigate questions like where did we come from, why did human ancestors start making and using tools, what was the impact of the domestication of plants and animals on human society and health?

Participate in local fieldwork including excavations and surveys to discover sites. Learn the methods archaeologists use to understand the human past.

Gain skills that are essential for a career in archaeology and that are transferable, and in-demand for other disciplines. Skills you will learn can also be applied to fields such as earth science, environmental science, forensic science, geography, history, classics, indigenous studies, and anthropology.

Key Features

Take advantage of the field course to get hands-on experience with the practice of archaeology in Ontario.

Flexible program allows you to create your own career path through an arts-based program or a science-based program.

Apply your skills in other fields, such as surveying and mapping, excavation, and laboratory analysis, municipal planning and development of heritage resources.