Master of Arts in Archaeology
The Master of Arts in Archaeology program at Tel Aviv University offers students the opportunity to explore the rich history and cultural heritage of ancient civilizations. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, fieldwork, and practical experiences, the program equips students with the skills necessary to uncover and interpret archaeological remains, contribute to scholarly research, and preserve cultural heritage for future generations.
Curriculum and Specializations
The curriculum of the Master of Arts in Archaeology program covers a wide range of topics, including archaeological theory, methodology, field techniques, artifact analysis, and cultural heritage management. Students have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as biblical archaeology, classical archaeology, Near Eastern archaeology, or maritime archaeology. The program combines classroom-based learning with hands-on experiences, allowing students to participate in archaeological excavations, surveys, and laboratory work. Through these practical experiences, students develop essential skills in excavation techniques, artifact preservation, data analysis, and interpretation.
Faculty Expertise and Research Projects
The Master of Arts in Archaeology program at Tel Aviv University benefits from the expertise and guidance of renowned faculty members who are leading experts in their respective fields of archaeology. The faculty members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, and their ongoing research projects provide students with opportunities for involvement and collaboration. Students have the chance to work closely with faculty members on research projects, conduct independent research, present their findings at conferences, and publish their work in academic journals. These experiences not only enhance students’ understanding of archaeology but also contribute to the advancement of archaeological knowledge.
