Department Archaeology and Art History

Incomplete List of Types of Graduate Programs Open to Archaeology, Art History, and Classical Studies Majors

Elizabeth and Dan enjoying a feast of ancient food at the end of the semester in their ARCH 492 Food and Drink in Antiquity class (2010).

Your major may be in archaeology, art history, or classical studies, but that does not mean these are the only types of graduate programs you can enter with your degree. Below is a very incomplete list of possibilities that may give you an idea of the breadth of opportunities available to you.

• Anthropology
  • Biological
  • Physical
  • Forensic
  • Other
• Archaeology
  • American Historical Archaeology
  • Archaeobotany
  • Classical
  • Geoarchaeology
  • Geographic Information Systems
  • Industrial
  • Near Eastern
  • Egyptian
  • New World Pre-historic
  • Zooarchaeology
  • Other
• Art History
  
• Classical Studies
  • Classical Archaeology
  • Language (Greek or Latin)
  • History
• Conservation
  
• English
  
• Historic Preservation
  
• History
  
• Journalism
  
• Law School
  • Law
  • Cultural Property Law
  • Cultural Resource Management Law
• Library Sciences
  
• Masters of Business Administration
  
• Masters of Art in Teaching
  • Specialize in Social Sciences, history or Latin
• Museum Studies
  • Display
  • Library
  • Management
• Public Administration
  
• Religious Studies
  
• Seminary