Master of Maritime Archaeology
Flinders University
Course Fee:
Australian: $34,128
International: $53,600
Entry Requirements:
Applicants must normally hold an approved bachelor degree or equivalent qualification in Archaeology or with a major sequence in Archaeology or a related discipline and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent grade point average (GPA) of 5.60 or above in the upper level topics in this degree; or hold the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology from Flinders University or equivalent qualification and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent grade point average (GPA) of 5.60 or above in this postgraduate study; or hold an approved Honours degree in Archaeology or a closely related discipline and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent Class 2A or above in this degree.
Structure:
72 units. Students complete three core (compulsory) topics; a research thesis; and ten option topics chosen from a range of option topics available. These topics aim to provide students with an advanced theoretical and methodological grounding in maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage management, an understanding and appreciation of the place and role of maritime archaeology in the interpretation of maritime sub-cultures as well as cultures in the wider context, and to allow students to understand the history of the practice of maritime and underwater archaeology. It also enables students to investigate, synthesise and analyse major issues in maritime archaeology and underwater culture heritage and conservation, and be able to apply this knowledge to a wide range of practical situations and understand the requirements of undertaking maritime archaeology fieldwork and employ a wide range of advanced technical and research skills on a maritime archaeology research project.
Subjects you can Study:
Maritime archaeology
Study Pathways:
Students who have completed the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology (or other qualifications deemed equivalent) may receive credit when progressing to the Master degree.
Who for:
Graduates in archaeology and related disciplines who wish to specialise in maritime archaeology
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Related Careers:
Archaeologist,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Part time | 3 years |
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Online | |
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Full time | 2 years |
While the main campus is located in the suburb of Bedford Park, just a short drive south of Adelaide's Central Business District and easily accessible by public transport, the University's geographical footprint also stretches across South Australia, Western Victoria and the Northern Territory.
Flinders has over 2,600 staff and more than 26,100 students, with over 5,400 coming from countries as diverse as Canada, India and Kenya. Its graduates are encouraged to be knowledgeable, to communicate effectively, and to develop skills to connect across boundaries and tackle major challenges.
Flinders has led the way in providing access to higher education for individuals who did not traditionally aspire to University, and offers a choice of pathways that cater to people from a variety of backgrounds.
Offering over 140 undergraduate and 280 postgraduate courses, Flinders prides itself on the quality of its programs and the attention given to the learning experience of its students.
Provider CRICOS: 00114A
Course Fee:
Australian: $34,128
International: $53,600
Entry Requirements:
Applicants must normally hold an approved bachelor degree or equivalent qualification in Archaeology or with a major sequence in Archaeology or a related discipline and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent grade point average (GPA) of 5.60 or above in the upper level topics in this degree; or hold the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology from Flinders University or equivalent qualification and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent grade point average (GPA) of 5.60 or above in this postgraduate study; or hold an approved Honours degree in Archaeology or a closely related discipline and must have achieved a Flinders equivalent Class 2A or above in this degree.
Structure:
72 units. Students complete three core (compulsory) topics; a research thesis; and ten option topics chosen from a range of option topics available. These topics aim to provide students with an advanced theoretical and methodological grounding in maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage management, an understanding and appreciation of the place and role of maritime archaeology in the interpretation of maritime sub-cultures as well as cultures in the wider context, and to allow students to understand the history of the practice of maritime and underwater archaeology. It also enables students to investigate, synthesise and analyse major issues in maritime archaeology and underwater culture heritage and conservation, and be able to apply this knowledge to a wide range of practical situations and understand the requirements of undertaking maritime archaeology fieldwork and employ a wide range of advanced technical and research skills on a maritime archaeology research project.
Subjects you can Study:
Maritime archaeology
Study Pathways:
Students who have completed the Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology (or other qualifications deemed equivalent) may receive credit when progressing to the Master degree.
Who for:
Graduates in archaeology and related disciplines who wish to specialise in maritime archaeology
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Related Careers:
Archaeologist,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Part time | 3 years |
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Online | |
| Bedford Park | No info | No | Full time | 2 years |
While the main campus is located in the suburb of Bedford Park, just a short drive south of Adelaide's Central Business District and easily accessible by public transport, the University's geographical footprint also stretches across South Australia, Western Victoria and the Northern Territory.
Flinders has over 2,600 staff and more than 26,100 students, with over 5,400 coming from countries as diverse as Canada, India and Kenya. Its graduates are encouraged to be knowledgeable, to communicate effectively, and to develop skills to connect across boundaries and tackle major challenges.
Flinders has led the way in providing access to higher education for individuals who did not traditionally aspire to University, and offers a choice of pathways that cater to people from a variety of backgrounds.
Offering over 140 undergraduate and 280 postgraduate courses, Flinders prides itself on the quality of its programs and the attention given to the learning experience of its students.
Provider CRICOS: 00114A
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