Graduate student Mac Marston works on the UCLA Lofkënd Project in Albania

Several of the departments offer undergraduate majors with concentrations in archaeology. All offer the opportunity to continue with graduate work concentrating on archaeological topics. In addition, the Interdepartmental Graduate Program in Archaeology brings together interests and specialties represented by those academic units offering courses in archaeology, as well as other units offering courses that are related to topics in archaeology. Its primary purpose is to train scholars in archaeology for university-level teaching and research.

Students of the first conservation program class work on lab projects at the Getty Villa.

The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA and the J. Paul Getty Trust have formed a partnership to create a new program awarding a Master's degree in the UCLA/Getty Program in Archaeological and Ethnographic Conservation. The program is still in development, with the first class of students anticipated to begin in Fall, 2005. The link below provides information and updates about the program.

• Faculty / Field Projects
• UCLA Graduate Division Archaeology Page
• UCLA Graduate Division Homepage
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  • Anthropology
  • Classics
  • Germanic Languages
  • Art History
  • History
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
  • Geography
  • East Asian Languages and Cultures
  • Earth and Space Sciences