MSc Biomolecular Archaeology
Lead Research Organisation:
University of Sheffield
Department Name: Archaeology
Abstract
The aims of this MSc are to train both biology graduates and archaeology graduates in the skills relevant to biomolecular archaeology, to provide training that can act as a foundation for continued research at PhD level or for employment in the field of biomolecular archaeology, and to satisfy the demand for fully rounded biomolecular archaeologists for research and professional positions This grant supports 3 full studentships for three years.
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| Glynis Jones (Principal Investigator) |