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University of Glasgow, PgDip, Battlefield and Conflict Archaeology

University of Glasgow
 United Kingdom
The core courses provide a secure grounding in the study of battlefield and conflict archaeology: The art of war; battlefield and conflict archaeology; students then choose 3 options in all; 2 options are selected from the following: Roman warfare; medieval weapons and warfare; early modern warfare; British battlefields; plus 1 option selected from any of the specialist courses offered in the MLitt in professional archaeology; the MLitt dissertation is a sustained piece of scholarly work on a topic to be agreed and is undertaken between May and September.

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Scotland's biggest city, Glasgow hosts the largest student population in Scotland and has been named one of the world's top ten cities in travel guides. Combining a compact campus-style environment with the benefits of being in a major city, the University has two main city campuses: Gilmorehill in the cosmopolitan and friendly West End; and Garscube, 6.5 km (4 miles) from the city. A third campus is located in Dumfries some 145 km to the south of Glasgow. Both city campuses have excellent transport into the city centre via frequent buses and subway. Glasgow International Airport, Glasgow Prestwick International Airport and two city centre rail terminals offer easy connections with the rest of the UK and the world.