Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Archaeological Geography and Urbanism, Iconography and Hermeneutics, Social History and Religion, Style and Typology

Target group

Graduates with a Bachelor's degree with a minimum grade of 3.0 in one of the following courses: - Archaeological Sciences with a focus on Classical Archaeology (Philipps-University Marburg) - Bachelor's degree from other German universities focusing on 'Classical Archaeology' - Bachelor / diploma course of foreign universities with a focus on 'Classical Archaeology' - a comparable degree at another university in Germany or abroad

Annotation

The Master's degree programme deals with the material legacies of the ancient Greek and Roman cultures from the 2nd millennium to the end of antiquity in the 6th century AD. These include a considerable number of works whose high artistic rank was considered exemplary for all later epochs. The aim of traditional archaeology is to reconstruct the ancient cultural and intellectual history in the course of the ages. Christian and Byzantine archaeology is concerned with the culture and material legacies from late antiquity to the Byzantine Middle Ages in the provinces of the Roman Empire (4th-7th century) and in the Mediterranean region (4th-15th century). The subject of teaching and research are the core themes of art (painting, sculpture, treasure and minor arts, iconography) and architecture (church buildings, palace and profane architecture) of early Christianity and Byzantium. The main focus of traditional Archaeology offers you - an intensive specialisation of knowledge in the field of ancient Greek and Roman culture (in-depth modules) - imparting knowledge in public relations, museum didactics and archaeological field research as well as documentation techniques (supplementary module) - an intensive subject- and science-related training, which opens up a multitude of other fields of activity The main focus of Christian and Byzantine archaeology offers you - an intensive specialisation of knowledge in the field of Christian and Byzantine culture (in-depth modules) - an archaeological, cultural and social historical focus, which we deepen in theory and practice - imparting knowledge in public relations, museum didactics and archaeological field research as well as documentation techniques (supplementary module) - the opportunity to learn modern methods of digital archaeology

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/studium/studienangebot/master/m-klassarch

Fees

Currently, the German federal state of Hesse does not charge tuition fees.