Today, in many parts of the world, archaeologists are encountering diverse forms of cultural and environmental continuity. This living heritage of ours offers valuable opportunities for innovative research that may throw light on the meaning and function of archaeological artefacts and historic monuments, as well as landscapes with deep histories.
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General part |
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| Archaeological Theory: How Materials Shaped The Human World | 5 | ||
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Career profile |
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| Museums, Collections and Society | 5 | ||
| Heritage Research: Methods and Approaches | 5 | ||
| Community Heritage and Public Archaeology | 5 | ||
| Master Thesis Heritage and Museum Studies | 20 | ||
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Choose any 2 focus area courses (see 'Focus area courses' tab above) (2 x 5 ec) |
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Choose 2 elective courses (see 'Electives' tab above) (2 x 5 ec) |
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| Vak | EC | Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
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| Forensic Archaeology | 5 | ||
| The Human Planet | 5 | ||
| How Deep History Shaped the Human World | 5 | ||
| How Globalisation Shaped the Human World | 5 | ||
| History of Construction and Heritage | 5 | ||
| Underwater Archaeology and Maritime Landscapes | 5 | ||
| Master Internship: Heritage and Museum | 5 | ||
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or: free choice from the rest of the focus area courses |
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or: free choice from the other profiles, or programmes outside Archaeology (after approval of Board of Examiners) |
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