Michigan Tech announces a new PhD
in Industrial Heritage and Archaeology. This new, interdisciplinary
degreee will build upon the department's successful master program.
To learn more about both the Masters or PhD degrees please visit
the programs page.
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The
current projects page shows the variety
of research interests of both the faculty and graduate students.
Ongoing projects in the US and abroad form the basis of the program
at Tech, and a wide range of projects allow our students to develop
real-world skills and practical experience for thier future careers.
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The
success of our program is due in large part to the faculty. Representing
numerous backgrounds and teaching variuos approaches are a hallmark
of instruction at Michigan Tech. The various interests of faculty
allow many graduate students to develop unique projects, to learn
more about the instructors visit the people
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"[A]lthough a number of U.S. institutions
of higher learning offer programs of study in archeology, only Michigan
Technological University offers a degree specifically in industrial archeology.
MTUs Master of Arts program stresses an interdisciplinary approach to
the field that includes the study of archaeology, historic preservation,
the history of technology, and anthropology."
William Crandall, Alan Rowe, and John
A. Parnell, "New Frontiers in Management Research: The Case for Industrial
Archeology,"
The Coastal Business Journal 2, no. 1 (Fall 2003): 57.
Department of Social Sciences,
Michigan Technological University Houghton, MI
49931
Email | Phone: (906) 487-2113
| Fax: (906) 487-2468
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