| Faculty | Faculty of Arts (FFI) | ||||
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| Study programme | Archaelogy (N0222A120017) | ||||
| Branch of study / Specialization | Archaelogy (N0222A120017/0 - 2024) | ||||
| Level of acquired qualification | Postgraduate Master | ||||
| Form of study | Full-time | ||||
| Standard length of study | 2 years | ||||
| Number of ECTS credits | 120 | ||||
| Qualification awarded | Master (7) | ||||
| Access to further studies | Doctoral study programme | ||||
| Type of completion | State Final Exam | ||||
| Study and Examination Code | URL | ||||
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| Key learning outcomes | The goal of consequential Master´s Subject of Study Archaeology is the extension of theoretical as well as practical knowledge of a student, who graduated before the Bachelor´s Subject of Study Archaeology. In consequential Master´s Subject of Study Archaeology is laying accent on improvement of student´s knowledge of archaeological theory and methodology (see courses "Archaeological theory and methodology", "Non-destructive Archaeology" and "Landscape Archaeology") and then on extension of overview of European connections of Prehistory till Modern Ages. While in Bachelor´s Subject of Study was the main attention aimed to knowledge of main epochs in Czech lands and especially in South Bohemian region, students will come to know the European context of archaeological data in individual periods of Prehistory till Modern Ages in the Master´s Subject of Study. Under their specialisations, which will be done by the subject of their Master´s work and which will be discussed in Specialisations Seminars, students can choose between a lot of compulsorily elective subjects, which cover both partial archaeological topics (e.g. materials and technologies of Central-European prehistory, Introduction to Classical Archaeology, Roman Imports etc.) and themes of related scientific disciplines (e.g. History, Etnoarchaeology, Anthropology, Conservations). Students will intensify their practical knowledge with the making of archaeological field-research, with the documentation of archaeological situations or with the laboratory processing of artefacts within the course Summer Archaeological Practise. | ||||
| Specific admission requirements | unspecified | ||||
| Specific provisions for recognition of prior learning | unspecified | ||||
| Qualification requirements and regulations | unspecified | ||||
| Profile of the programme | unspecified | ||||
| Persistence requirements | unspecified | ||||
| Occupational profiles of graduates with examples | unspecified | ||||
| Branch of study / Specialization guarantor | Chvojka Ondřej, doc. Mgr. Ph.D. |
| Status | Recommended year of study | Recommended semester | Course code | Course title (* Final State Examination) | Language of instruction | Number of ECTS credits | Course availability |
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| Compulsory | 1 | Winter | UAR/0DBDZ | Bronze and Early Iron Age in central Europe | Czech | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Winter | UAR/0MPE1 | Archaeology of the Medieval and Post-medieval Europe I | Czech | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Winter | UAR/0SCDK | Man of the Stone Age and his world | Czech | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/0SCDB | Man of the Bronze and Iron Age and his world | Czech English German | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | KZO/163 | Archaeozoology | Czech | 5 | |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/0NA | Non-destructive archaeology | Czech English | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/0MPE2 | Archaeology of the Medieval and Post-medieval Europe II | Czech German | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 2 | Winter | KBO/347 | Archeobotany | Czech | 5 |