There is no deadline for admission; student applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. However, the deadline for applications for financial aid, including graduate assistantships, is March 15.
As a student you will:
- Get specialized training in technical skills such as human osteology, faunal analysis, artifact analysis, and geophysical survey, in which you use electrical resistivity, magnetometers, and ground-penetrating radar.
- Learn subjects critical for professional archaeologists, including preservation law, ethics, business, and archaeological methods.
- Develop the writing skills to prepare technical reports and publications for the general public.
- Complete a thesis, which may be in the form of a cultural resource management (CRM) report or a policy study of a cultural resource issue.
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