The Masters course in Maritime Archaeology course provides archaeology graduates with a fascinating specialism. This course is achieved through a variety of theoretical classroom learning and practicing archaeology in seas, rivers, lakes and intertidal environments. The in depth study of past societies and their relationship with the water provides you with the opportunity to observe shipwrecks and the exhumed artefacts. Archaeology graduates can develop an exciting specialism through studying this Masters in Maritime Archaeology degree. Explore the changing relationship people have had with the world’s oceans and seas through the technologies of seafaring, histories of environmental change, the record from submerged landscapes and coastal sites. You will receive either an MA or MSc certificate on successful completion of this course, depending on the research and focus of your dissertation. Your knowledge and understanding will be assessed through written work, project work, reports and formal oral presentations. At each stage of assessment feedback will be provided to identify your progress and additional areas to consider, develop and concentrate upon. You will also manage a large independent research project: the master’s dissertation. The 25,000 word dissertation is a core element in establishing the acquisition of appropriate skills and the application of research techniques. Your master’s tutor will be available to provide regular and supportive advice, guidance and feedback on your progress.