Short courses

The Department of Archaeology & Anthropology offers a range of short courses open to everyone and available as part of the University of Bristol's lifelong learning programme.

To enrol on a course, please download the Enrolment Form and post to the address below along with payment (cheque or card accepted).

Short Courses
Department of Archaeology & Anthropology
University of Bristol
43 Woodland Road
Bristol BS8 1UU

To enquire about a particular course, or to join the mailing list please contact:

arch-lifelong@bristol.ac.uk
0117 33 11008

Further information

• Enrolment form
• Tutor profiles
• Maps and directions
• Information about Fees & Payment
• Information about Enrolment

Courses available in 2011-12

The 2011-12 short course programme will consist of a number of day and summer schools in Archaeology. As a result, there will be no evening classes this Autumn but a programme of courses will be launched in Spring 2012.

Please come back and visit us in February for further information, or join our mailing list so we can contact you directly with news.

Announcements about short courses

LAST MINUTE BOOKINGS ARE NOT ADVISED:
Enrolment should be made at the latest two weeks before the start of the course, as numbers are finalised at this stage. If you do not enrol for your chosen course in good time you risk disappointment as it could be cancelled due to low numbers, or fully booked due to popularity.

BERKELEY EXCAVATION & 'ACCESS TO HE' IN THE NEWS
The excavation site for the summer school in Archaeology has been in the news recently for an interesting discovery during the summer season. Read more >> Meanwhile Director of the Archaeology Department's Berkeley dig, Dr Stuart Prior, has discussed his experience of an unconventional route into a career in Archaeology. Read more >>

Important announcement about lifelong learning

Students may be aware that some lifelong learning provision at the University of Bristol has been discontinued. However in addition to Archaeology there are also still courses in English and the Botanic Garden.