As a world leader in archaeological research and education, the UCL Institute of Archaeology offers an unrivalled range and depth of courses covering all aspects of archaeology. Many of our undergraduate and Master’s courses are open to members of the public by arrangement with the Institute’s Short Course Administrator (email: ioa-ugadmissions@ucl.ac.uk)

The northern entrance to the Minoan palace at Knossos

A wide range of courses run by the UCL Institute of Archaeology are available to Continuing Education (CE) students. These students may take one or two courses from a selection of Undergraduate and Masters modules in the Department (subject to availability).

CE students come from a wide variety of backgrounds: retired people, mature students wishing to prepare for full-time education, general enthusiasts, former students of the subject who wish to refresh or continue their archaeological knowledge, and teachers wishing to broaden their repertoire.

Courses run by the Institute of Archaeology are taught during the day. CE students participate in and contribute to courses in the same way as Undergraduate/Masters students, and may submit coursework for marking if they wish. Once admitted to the department, CE students are entitled to access to the UCL Library for reading rights (included in the course fee).

The course fees for 2009-10 are:

	Half Unit	Whole Unit
BA/BSc	£200	£400
MA/MSc	£375	£700

There is an additional charge if you wish to borrow from the library – please click here for more details.

View current courses available to Continuing Education students, and get an application form.
Please contact the Institute’s Short Course Administrator (email: ioa-ugadmissions@ucl.ac.uk) for any further queries.

Silver coin from Athens, 400 - 300 B.C.

This page last modified 28 July, 2009 by Institute Webmaster