Our BA Archaeology and Ancient History programme combines the best of both disciplines into one discrete programme. It provides you with the opportunity to study the ancient civilisations of Egypt, the Near East, Greece and Rome, and prehistoric societies in the Mediterranean, Europe and Britain. By interpreting historical and archaeological evidence together, you can build a rounded picture of the life and culture of these ancient societies. You will have a diverse learning experience, including: lectures; small group tutorials; independent study and peer group learning, such as delivering presentations with your classmates. Our unique degrees are designed to provide both academic excellence and vocational development a balance that is highly sought after by employers in today’s competitive graduate market. The skills of an ancient and archaeology historian - research, analysis, organisation, self-management and reasoning are highly attractive to graduate employers. Graduates from BA Ancient History and Archaeology are capable of working independently and as part of a team, and eloquently articulate judgements and arguments, which makes them highly sought-after employees. You will be in high demand and well placed to forge a rewarding career in a variety of spheres, including: Law; Education; Media; Publishing; Local government; Museums and charities; Cultural and heritage organisations. Therefore studying Archaeology and Ancient History at the University of Birmingham opens doors to a wide range of careers. Some graduates will go onto undertake further study and research in pursuit of higher degrees.