YOUR PLACE ON AN ARCHAEOLOGY DEGREE COURSE IS ONLY A PHONE CALL AWAY!
THERE IS STILL TIME TO APPLY TO STUDY FOR AN ARCHAEOLOGY DEGREE STARTING SEPTEMBER 2008
Are you looking for a new course that is designed to meet the needs of professional archaeology?
Apply now to study Archaeological Practice at degree level in Plymouth.
There is no need to go through UCAS to apply to study archaeology in Plymouth. Simply phone (office hours) 01752.305786 or 01752.305300 and ask to speak to Katherine Graham or a member of the HE Team. If eligible, you will be accepted onto the course immediately. and we will ask you to complete an application form.
You can also phone or text the Course Leader, Win Scutt, on 07960.718542 if you want to know more about the course.
You can email: reception@cityplym.ac.uk
or speak to Katherine Graham (office hours) 01752.305786 or 01752.305300 to book your place on the course from 22 September 2008.
or text or speak to the course leader Win Scutt: 07960.718542 (any time) if you want to ask anything or request details about the course; or email him on
archaeologyplymouth@googlemail.com
You do not have to have high A Level grades - though it helps. Not everyone is good at exams!
You can be any age from 18 to 180!
You can be from an EU country or anywhere in the world. (Fees for this degree course are the lowest in England - for EU citizens £2000 per year with £775 conditional cashback in the spring.)
If you do want to apply through UCAS, the course code is V401 and the Institution code is P60. UCAS are now going through the Clearing process - helping people without a university or college place to find suitable vacancies on higher education courses.
The new foundation degree in archaeological practice at Plymouth
The new Foundation Degree in Archaeological Practice is the first in the UK to give students the opportunity to achieve the UK's new Qualification in Archaeological Practice.
Foundation Degrees were set up by the UK Government in 2000 to bring vocational qualifications at degree level to people of all ages. Currently there are over 60,000 students studying for a Foundation Degree in the UK.
Essentially a Foundation Degree is two thirds of a 'normal' degree: it takes two years - and you can, if you wish, progress to a third year with the University of Plymouth (Truro College) to complete a full degree. After two years you can write FdSc after your name, and after one further year you can write BA (Hons) or BSc (Hons) after your name as well!
You can find more details of the Foundation Degree in Archaeological Practice on this website. Follow the link to FD Archaeological Practice.
