Fieldwork and International Collaborations
Fieldwork is a crucial component of the Master of Arts in Archaeology program at Tel Aviv University, as it provides students with hands-on experience in excavating and documenting archaeological sites. The program offers fieldwork opportunities in Israel, allowing students to explore the rich archaeological heritage of the region. Students have the chance to excavate ancient cities, study archaeological artifacts, and analyze archaeological data. Tel Aviv University also maintains collaborations with international archaeological projects, providing students with the opportunity to participate in excavations abroad and gain a broader perspective on archaeological research.
Master of Science in Environmental Studies
The Master of Science in Environmental Studies program at Tel Aviv University prepares students to address the complex environmental challenges of our time. With a focus on sustainable development, resource management, and environmental policy, the program equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to create a more sustainable future.
Interdisciplinary Approach and Core Courses
The Master of Science in Environmental Studies program takes an interdisciplinary approach, integrating knowledge from various fields such as ecology, environmental science, geography, economics, and policy. The core courses cover topics such as environmental systems, environmental impact assessment, environmental policy and governance, sustainable development, and environmental economics. Through these core courses, students develop a comprehensive understanding of the interconnections between the environment, society, and the economy, and learn how to apply this knowledge to address environmental challenges.
