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Archäologische Wissenschaften / Archaeological Sciences (major subject in a combined bachelor’s degree)
Program: Archäologische Wissenschaften / Archaeological Science
Degree: depends on the major chosen
Program option: major subject in a combined bachelor's degree
Study model: combined bachelor's degree
Program length: 6/8 semesters / 3/4 years (180/ 210 ECTS points) (depending on the combination)
Start: Winter and Summer semesters
Contents
Archaeology is divided into various individual disciplines. In the major subject “Archaeological Sciences”, you will receive a broad grounding in archaeology from the individual disciplines of prehistoric archaeology, classical archaeology, and Christian archaeology and Byzantine art history. In the process, you will acquire a well-founded methodological expertise in the various disciplines on a theoretical and practical level: for example on excursions or at an excavation. You will also gain a historical awareness and the ability to critically examine historical situations and to present and discuss your findings.
Prospects
Internships will give you practical professional skills for archaeological occupations. The acquisition of methodological expertise will also open up opportunities for you to tap into other professional fields (modern communications, journalism, public relations, project management, culture management, tourism, publishing, adult education, etc.). At the same time, the solid specialist education provides the basis for advanced courses (e.g. the Master’s degrees "Prehistoric Archaeology / Geoarchaeology”, and “Classical Archaeology / Christian and Byzantine Archaeology”). A doctorate makes access to academic work possible.
The choice of your major subject will decisively shape your professional qualifications profile. In conjunction with one or two minor subjects, your relevant work experience (e.g. internships, part-time jobs, voluntary work) and your personal skills, it will enable you to refine your profile and carve out your own individual array of career options.
Admission requirements
A knowledge of two modern foreign languages, including English or French or Italian. You must provide evidence that one of the two modern foreign languages is at level B1 and the other modern foreign language is at level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Alternatively, you can provide evidence of knowledge of one modern foreign language and Latin within the scope of the Latinum.
If the required language skills are not present, you will be enrolled subject to the condition that you provide evidence of such skills by the time you re-register for the third semester
Education certificate:
General higher education entrance qualification, subject-related higher education entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification or master’s certificate and comparable certificates from advanced professional training or professional qualifications
Certifications of program-specific knowledge and skills to be submitted prior to admission:
German skills: DSH 2
Restricted admission:
For application or enrolment, it is necessary to select one major and depending on the combination one minor subjects in the online application
Cannot be combined with:
Christian Archaeology and Byzantine Art History (minor subject)
Classical Archaeology (minor subject)
Pre-Historic Archaeology (minor subject)Who can answer questions?
Technical questions about your application
Content-related questions about the program
Prof. Dr. Rita Amedick
- Subject Advisor Archaeological Seminar -
Archäologisches Seminar
Biegenstr. 11
Raum: 01 011
35032 Marburg
Tel.: (+49) 06421 28-22354
E-Mail: amedick@staff.uni-marburg.deDr. Ulrike Söder
- Subject advisor for the subject Pre- and Early History -
Vorgeschichtliches Seminar
Biegenstr. 11
Raum: 01004
35032 Marburg
Tel.: (+49) 06421 28-22390
E-Mail: soederu@staff.uni-marburg.deProf. Dr. Beate Böhlendorf-Arslan
- Subject Advisor for Christian Archaeology and Byzantine Art History -
Biegenstr. 11
Raum: 02 006
35032 Marburg
Tel.: (+49) 06421 28-22347
E-Mail: boehlendorf@uni-marburg.deFormal questions about your application
Ellen Huth
Tel.: +49 6421/28 22222
Email: application@uni-marburg.de
Office hours: Mondays - Fridays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Central European Time)Application & Deadline