| Faculty | Faculty of Arts (FFI) | ||||
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| Study programme | Archaeology (B0222A120012) | ||||
| Branch of study / Specialization | Archaeology (B0222A120012/0 - 2020) | ||||
| Level of acquired qualification | Bachelor | ||||
| Form of study | Full-time | ||||
| Standard length of study | 3 years | ||||
| Number of ECTS credits | 180 | ||||
| Qualification awarded | Bachelor (0) | ||||
| Access to further studies | Master study programme | ||||
| Type of completion | State Final Exam | ||||
| Study and Examination Code | URL | ||||
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| Key learning outcomes | Bachelor study of archaeology is designed as a comprehensive overview of Central European archaeology and archaeology of the Czech lands with a special focus on the South Bohemian region. Emphasis is placed on knowledge and classification of basic archaeological sources (especially artefacts of individual epochs), as well as mastering the basic methodology of the field work (especially in courses Introduction to Archaeology, Introduction to Field Archaeology, Environmental Archaeology, Laboratory Exercises, Archaeological Practice), as well as basics of other disciplines, especially bioarchaeology and history. The aim of the bachelor study of archaeology is to prepare specialists focusing on archaeological monument care who will use their knowledge in the fields of science and research (assistant researcher, field technician, documentation worker), state administration and self-government (preparation of archaeological materials for monument care) ) and museums (sorting, documentation and records of archaeological collections). Another aim of the study is to prepare graduates for the follow-up master's study of archaeology. | ||||
| 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 | John Jan, PhDr. 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/7UA1 | Introduction to Archaeology I | Czech | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Winter | UAR/7LC1 | Laboratory Exercises I | Czech | 3 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory option | 1 | Winter | UAC/7PVH | Auxiliary Historical Disciplines | Czech | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/7DZ | Iron Age in Bohemia and Europe | Czech English German | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/7DB | Bronze Age | Czech English German | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 1 | Summer | UAR/7UA2 | Introduction to Archaeology II | Czech English | 5 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory option | 1 | Summer | UAR/7PZ | Origins of Agriculture | Czech English | 4 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory | 2 | Winter | UAR/7PPAV | Computer Aided Archaeological Research | Czech | 4 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory option | 2 | Winter | UAR/7MPA | Methods of Archaeobotany | Czech | 4 | The course is available to visiting students |
| Compulsory option | 2 | Summer | UAR/7KTS | Landscape and mining in the Middle Ages | Czech | 4 | |
| Compulsory option | 2 | Summer | UUK/7PGA | Late Gothic Architecture of South Bohemia | Czech | 4 | The course is available to visiting students |