Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology
Graduate Diploma in Maritime Archaeology
The course aims to meet the needs of graduates in archaeology and related disciplines who wish to specialise in maritime archaeology. The course is designed to provide students with a theoretical and methodological grounding in maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage management, an understanding and appreciation of the place and…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The course aims to meet the needs of graduates in archaeology and related disciplines who wish to specialise in maritime archaeology.
The course is designed to provide students with a theoretical and methodological grounding in maritime archaeology and underwater cultural heritage management, an understanding and appreciation of the place and role of maritime archaeology in the interpretation of maritime sub-cultures as well as cultures in the wider context, and to allow students to understand the history of the practice of maritime and underwater archaeology.
Learning outcomes
On completion of the course, graduates will be able to:
- demonstrate a high-level knowledge of the history and practice of maritime and underwater archaeology
- understand the nature of underwater cultural heritage management practice and theory, and be able to initiate, plan, implement and evaluate it in a maritime archaeological context
- review, synthesise and analyse major issues in maritime archaeology and underwater culture heritage and conservation, and be able to apply this knowledge to a wide range of practical situations
- understand the requirements of undertaking maritime archaeological fieldwork and employ a wide range of advanced technical and research skills
- communicate maritime archaeology and heritage issues appropriately to a range of audiences
- undertake their work as independent professional archaeologists or cultural heritage managers in an ethical manner.
Your career
Career opportunities in underwater archaeology are steadily growing.
Potential occupations include:
- conservation officer
- museum/gallery curator
- museum education officer
- higher education lecturer
- tourism officer
- archivist
- cartographer.
Potential employers include:
- independent archaeological consultants
- heritage agencies
- museums
- academic institutions
- the public service
- wildlife services and sanctuaries.
REQUIREMENTS
Applicants for the graduate diploma must normally hold an approved degree or equivalent qualification from an approved tertiary institution, majoring in archaeology.
Alternatively, applicants must have completed the Graduate Certificate in Maritime Archaeology from Flinders University.
English language requirements
IELTS (Academic): 6.0 Overall with 6.0 Speaking, 6.0 Writing; TOEFL iBT: 72 Total score with 18 Speaking, 21 Writing; Pearson PTE Academic: 50 Overall with 50 Speaking, 50 Writing; Cambridge C1 Advanced: 169 Overall with 169 Speaking, 169 Writing; Occupational English Test (OET): 300 Speaking, 300 Writing, 300 Reading, 300 Listening; Duolingo (Up to and including Semester 2, 2024): Overall 95-100
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Ranked in the top 2% of universities in the world (*THE World University Rankings 2023 as a percentage of the total number of universities in the world according to the International Association of Universities), Flinders University is everything a modern university should be – progressive, student-focused, and career-minded.It is home to over 26,000 students, with 5,300 international students from more than 90 countries, and offers globally recognised and industry-accredited qualifications. The university enjoys a high level of industry connections with global leaders enabling its students to take up practical placements and graduate job-ready on completion of study.
