University Archaeology Day 2026 – the future of our past is in YOUR hands!
- Fascinated by the histories of people, cultures, places and things?
- Up for knowledge, travel and adventure?
- Looking for a degree that spans the humanities as well as the physical, natural and social sciences, equipping you with the skills for careers in anything from commercial archaeology to marketing and retail via the public sector and everything in between?
If so, then archaeology could be the degree for you! Come to the FREE University Archaeology Day at St Martins House Conference Centre in Leicester on Monday 26th October, 11am-4pm to find out about the opportunities an Archaeology degree can offer you.
- Meet the experts – talk to lecturers and current students from archaeology departments across the UK, as well as heritage practitioners, professional bodies and employers.
- Learn about the exciting research and opportunities available at universities across the UK.
- Get application and career tips – everything you need to know about studying this exciting and incredibly broad subject, which combines arts, humanities and sciences to develop a mix of highly employable skills which can open doors to all kinds of careers.
Does the past hold the key to your future?
Your booking confirmation from Ticketsource for #UAD26 will also give you significantly reduced entry all day at two major local heritage attractions: visit Jewry Wall (https://www.jewrywall.com/) and/or the Richard III Centre (https://kriii.com/) at a cost of only £7 each for prospective students AND those accompanying them (and those 15yrs and under go free!) when you show your #UAD26 ticketsource booking confirmation. We have also arranged exclusive #UAD26 talks and tours at both venues for attendees (see timetable below), though note you can attend either or both venues for the reduced rate at any time during their regular opening hours without joining the tour or talk if you prefer.
For further information, including the timetable for the day and how to book a place, please see here.
Note: this is not a Classical Association event – please contact the organisers directly with any enquiries.
