Archäologische Wissenschaften
Goethe University FrankfurtDauer
8 Semester
Sprache
Deutsch
Studiengebühren
Keine Studiengebühren
Frist
Siehe Universität
Über diesen Studiengang
The aim of Archaeological Sciences is to reconstruct and interpret past cultures and ways of life. At the core of this field are material remains and archaeological findings; written sources, when available, are also incorporated. The range of disciplines united in Frankfurt spans from prehistory to the Middle Ages, and from Europe to Asia and Africa. The bachelor's program "Archaeological Sciences" guides students in developing skills and knowledge to uncover the material remains of past human existence, analyze them through specific research questions, and place them within their historical, cultural, and societal contexts. To this end, the program combines solid knowledge of the relevant cultural and environmental historical specifics with the methodological and theoretical fundamentals of archaeological research practices. The Institute for Archaeological Sciences offers an exceptionally broad range of subjects. Divided into three departments, it includes the archaeology and history of culture of the Ancient Near East, Classical Archaeology, and Ancient Near Eastern philology (Department I); the archaeology and history of the Roman provinces, as well as the archaeology of coins, money, and economy in classical antiquity (both Department II); and the prehistory and early history of Eurasia and Africa (Department III), with a total of six professorships and a large staff. Additional focal areas include ancient numismatics, archaeometry, and archaeobotany. The "Ceramics Research Center," which explores this material in all its aspects, works across disciplines and time periods. The Frankfurt location is also distinguished by one of the most beautiful university campuses in Germany, the Westend Campus, which offers state-of-the-art study conditions and excellent infrastructure. Several archaeological museums in the city and region, a variety of libraries with extensive collections, and internationally renowned non-university research institutions further enhance the experience. Numerous excavations, participation in the PONS and Erasmus exchange programs, significant collections, as well as extensive media and photo libraries round out the rich offerings available to our students.
Studienform
Vollzeit
ECTS
180 ECTS
Campus
Westend Campus
Schwerpunkte
Karrierewege
Studiengangdetails
- Praktikum erforderlich
- Abschlussarbeit erforderlich
- Auslandssemester möglich
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