Program Overview

Program Overview

The University of Tübingen offers a Bachelor's degree program in Classical Archaeology, which is a major subject that can be combined with other Bachelor's degree programs. The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the field of Classical Archaeology, including its history, methods, and applications.

Key Data on Study Program

• Faculty: Faculty of Humanities
• Academic Degree: Bachelor (major subject)
• Restricted Admission: None
• Regular Duration of Studies: 6 semesters
• Is a Combination Subject Required?: Yes
• Application Deadline for 1st Semester: Overview of application deadlines
• Program Start: Winter semester
• Language of Instruction: German
• Costs: Tuition and other fees

Requirements and Application

• Languages: Latin skills are required in the course of the study program, if not already acquired through previous education.
• Combination Subjects: The major subject can be combined with all Bachelor's degree programs at the University of Tübingen.
• Recommended Combination Subjects: History, Latin, Greek, Art History, Cultures of the Ancient Orient, Ethnology, Pre- and Early History and Archaeology of the Middle Ages.

Program Details

• Topics: The program covers the entire range of Classical Archaeology, including the study of ancient cultures, history, and methods.
• Special Features: The program offers a focus on "Cultural Contacts and Cultural Transfer" and the opportunity to study Ancient Numismatics.
• Practical Experience: Students have the opportunity to work with original artifacts and gain experience in museum work.
• Study Abroad: Optional time abroad is possible as part of the study program.

Career Prospects

• Job Opportunities: University, museum, research institutions, publishing, journalism, tourism.
• Postgraduate Programs: Consecutive Master's program with four semesters of regular study time.
• Doctorate Options: Promotion is possible.

Additional Information

• Module Handbook: Available on the website of the Philosophical Faculty.
• Exam Regulations: Available on the website of the Philosophical Faculty.
• Help with Choosing a Study Program: Contact the Student Counseling Service or the Section "Advising and Admission of International Students".