A postgraduate diploma or PGDip is a postgraduate qualification awarded typically after a bachelor's degree. Boys and girls graduated but also young professionals follow this postgraduate diploma or PGDip because it does not require them to invest as much time as a master 's degree or a PHD but it let them acquire specific and deep knowledge in the sector they want to work for. It is commonly awarded to men and women who have completed most or all of the courses of a master's programme, but did not do the master's dissertation.
Master programs and postgraduate courses in archeology are for graduates with bachelor's or master's degree interested in a career in the development of cultural, historical and architectural heritage. These are programs of specialization for future archaeologists and experts of science that deals with the reconstruction of ancient civilizations through the study of material evidence as monuments or artifacts rather than the conservation and restoration of works, excavations and archaeological sites.