The program is designed to equip professionals with comprehensive knowledge in various fields of archaeology, focusing on Central Europe and Eurasia. It delves into topics like rituals, art, identities, warfare, feasts, social structures, death, trade, and mobility in archaeological contexts. Graduates will be adept at independent exploration and evaluation of archaeological sites and sources, as well as proficient in museum collection management. They will also gain familiarity with broader aspects of cultural heritage and be prepared to undertake tasks related to cultural heritage in various institutions.
The curriculum also prepares students for the role of archaeological museologist in public collections and provides a solid foundation for further studies at the Ph.D. level. This program is recommended for those seeking a well-rounded understanding of theoretical and practical aspects of archaeological work, with a specialization in the Middle Danube Basin or a broader scope including the classical world, Ancient Near East, and Central Asia. It is particularly suitable for students with a BSc degree in Archaeology or a related field.
Specializations within the program include Archaeology of Prehistoric Europe and the Near East, Classical and Roman Archaeology, Early Medieval and Historical Archaeology, Archaeometry, and Archaeological Heritage.
