You love travel, but not as a tourist. You love listening to people. And you don't see yourself working in a cubicle. True? Then archaeology might be the degree for you. The UIndy program gives students hands-on archaeological training and experience, largely with North American materials. By graduation, you will be prepared to dig and work professionally anywhere in the world! And while the emphasis is on field training and methodology, you will also benefit from training in both theory and method.
Anthropology and Archaeology have been ranked in the Top 10 in Science Jobs by U.S. News & World Report.
My time spent in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Indianapolis was definitely the highlight of my college career. As an undergraduate, I got hundreds of hands-on time working in a real archaeology lab. I was able to conduct my own research and present at regional and national conferences.
These curriculum guides outline the classes you'll need to take as an Archaeology major. The general education curriculum guide lists your class options and requirements to fulfill UIndy's general education requirements, while the Archaeology curriculum guide lists the classes needed to major in Archaeology. You'll need to look at both guides to get a complete picture of what classes you'll take at UIndy.
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