Masters Degree Study Departments
Master’s degree in Archaeology
Learning period: Research track: 2 years, Non-research track: 1 year | Registration Status: open for Fall semester 2020-2021 | Department web site
Archaeology is the study of ancient cultures in Israel and elsewhere based on the study of findings such as different types of structures and artifacts. Studies in the Department of Archaeology provide theoretical studies alongside practical work in the field and the laboratory. Studies in the Department of Archaeology explore a wide range of subjects related to archaeology in Israel, its neighboring countries, and the lands of the Mediterranean basin, from the Prehistoric Age to the Middle Ages.
Graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in archaeology or a related subject with a grade point average of 76-80, according to the program.
Department requirements specified on the department’s website
A program with and without a thesis.
The Preservation of the Material Culture Heritage program.
Archaeology and the Bible (in conjunction with the Department of Biblical Studies).
An international program in Prehistoric Archeology
Employment options after graduation: Employment with the Antiquities Authority, in tourism, teaching in schools and in SHELACH (FNS – Field, Nation, Society) programs, in museums, education of archaeology and Israel studies, and in academic teaching and research.
