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Environment and land | Science and research
Archaeologists learn about the past by studying sites and excavating, classifying, recording and preserving objects.
Most professional archaeologists have a degree, and many also have a postgraduate qualification. You can do degree courses in archaeology, as well as those specialising in different aspects of the work, like:
Volunteering
Competition for courses and jobs is very strong. It's essential that you get practical experience. Local and regional archaeological associations often have programmes of field activities that you can join. You'll find details of volunteering opportunities through the Council for British Archaeology. Experience and qualifications in computer aided design (CAD), illustration and geographical information systems (GIS) can be helpful.
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You may find it useful to join a professional body like the Chartered Institute of Archaeologists. You could work in academic research or in environmental planning With experience, you may be able to progress to a senior role like site supervisor or director. You could also specialise in teaching or preservation.
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