BSc (Hons) Human Evolution and Behaviour
BSc (Hons) Human Evolution and Behaviour offers important insights and perspectives on key topics fundamental to human existence, such as our evolutionary origins, the appreciation of human diversity, health and disease, life history patterns, past responses to environmental change, and the nature of our evolutionary relationship with our primate relatives. - Access to a large, in-house skeletal collection of human skeletal remains - Training in the excavation of human remains on the Poulton Archaeological ProjectExclusive placement opportunities on flagship Neanderthal excavation sites in Gibraltar (Gorham’s Cave Complex) and Belgium (Scladina Cave), and in primate conservation areas in Africa (Tanzania) - State-of-the-art scientific laboratories for undertaking a range of scientific studies pertinent to human evolution and behaviour - Research-active teaching staff who regularly publish and attend academic conferences - Field trips to zoos, archaeological sites and museums across the UK - This degree is available to study following a foundation year - International Foundation Year course available offering direct progression onto this degree programme - visit LJMU's International Study Centre to find out more - Start month: September - Campus location: City Campus
BSc (Hons) Human Evolution and Behaviour offers important insights and perspectives on key topics fundamental to human existence, such as our evolutionary origins, the appreciation of human diversity, health and disease, life history patterns, past responses to environmental change, and the nature of our evolutionary relationship with our primate relatives. - Access to a large, in-house skeletal collection of human skeletal remains - Training in the excavation of human remains on the Poulton Archaeological ProjectExclusive placement opportunities on flagship Neanderthal excavation sites in Gibraltar (Gorham’s Cave Complex) and Belgium (Scladina Cave), and in primate conservation areas in Africa (Tanzania) - State-of-the-art scientific laboratories for undertaking a range of scientific studies pertinent to human evolution and behaviour - Research-active teaching staff who regularly publish and attend academic conferences - Field trips to zoos, archaeological sites and museums across the UK - This degree is available to study following a foundation year - International Foundation Year course available offering direct progression onto this degree programme - visit LJMU's International Study Centre to find out more - Start month: September - Campus location: City Campus
