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Archaeology and Gaelic Studies MA Hons
By combining the study of archaeology with Gaelic, students at the University of Aberdeen have the opportunity to explore the culture, history and language of Scotland through a unique and interdisciplinary
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What you will need to do
Apply by 29 Jan
What you won’t need to do
Audition for a Place
Attend an interview
Submit a portfolio
Pass an entry test
Points of entry for Archaeology and Gaelic Studies MA Hons
Year 1
Entry requirements for Forensic and Archaeological Sciences and Forensic and Archaeological Sciences at University of Aberdeen
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
B,B,C
Required subjects for Archaeology and Gaelic Studies MA Hons at University of Aberdeen
For First Year Entry a minimum of 3 A Levels at BBC.
For Second Year Entry a minimum of an A in the subject selected for Single Honours plus BB, or AB in the subjects selected for Joint Honours plus a further B.
GCSE in English or English Language is also required.
UCAS points for current students on Forensic and Archaeological Sciences and Forensic and Archaeological Sciences at University of Aberdeen
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English language requirements
6.0
Additional details
Overall - 6.0 with: Listening - 5.5 or above; Reading - 5.5 or above; Speaking - 5.5 or above; Writing - 6.0 or above.
IELTS Indicator or IELTS General Training are not accepted.
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Forensic and Archaeological Sciences at University of Aberdeen
member6124372
21st November 24
Archaeology and Art History, MA Hons FullTime
The service was excellent and the reception was very helpful and very happy to help me！！！ read more
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member1085956
10th May 23
Archaeology, BSc Hons FullTime
I like the library . So thats good read more
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member882860
31st March 23
Archaeology and History, MA Hons FullTime
It depends on what you want to do after, but I love my degree and the people teaching me. They are some of the kindest, most understanding and knowledgeable people and I wouldn't change a thing. read more
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member1276781
1st February 23
Archaeology, MA Hons FullTime
I am enjoying re-learning archaeology and the various other courses I have signed up for read more
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member1151612
16th October 20
Archaeology, MA Hons FullTime
Personal tutors are almost impossible to get hold of and the department is overly focussed on the Picts which is not what was advertised at all. read more
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member1334003
3rd October 18
Anthropology and Archaeology, MA Hons FullTime
Lecturers were professional and approachable. The Anthropology course content was really eye-opening and encouraged us to consider interesting new perspectives on all sorts of topics from food to love to death. One of my friends did complain that the course used too many specific examples and wished they would talk more about 'the bigger picture' on topics we were studying. Archaeology was also really interesting, but the course covers loads so it's easy to fall behind if you miss a lecture. Both courses were challenging but not too difficult. Hardly saw my personal tutor, it wasn't made clear what kind of issues we were supposed to contact our tutors about if we had any. Don't know about job prospects because I was in first year. Anthropology was all theory. Archaeology was much better, with a unit about archaeological practice, a few practicals and plenty of volunteering opportunities when I spoke to my lecturers. read more
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