- Development of cultural behavior
- History of archaeology
- Early civilizations
- Archaeological field techniques
- Archaeological lab techniques
- Cultures of modern societies
- And more...
Associate of Applied Science, Archaeological Technician
Archaeology, with its modern emphases on scientific problem solving, an evolutionary perspective and ecological theory, is a valuable part of a your science education. Our associate’s degree trains you to work as an archaeological technician, adding a vocational component to an academic discipline. Our Archaeological Technician program provides skills and academic course work that allow you to do archaeology on a voluntary, vocational level or to obtain paid seasonal positions with private firms and government agencies. You can also go on to earn your bachelor’s degree in Anthropology.
What You’ll Learn
Degree Requirements
Declare Your Program
Contact Belinda McElheny, 801-626-6241 or email
socanthro@weber.edu.
Advising
David Yoder
Lindquist Hall 235
801-626-6842
davidyoder@weber.edu