Program Overview

Classical and Christian Archaeology

The program in Classical and Christian Archeology leads to a Master of Arts degree.

Study information

Specialist information includes:

• Examination regulations
• Access and admission regulations

Further links to the subject/degree

Additional resources for the program include:

• Institute for Classical Archeology and Christian Archeology/Archaeological Museum
• Homepage of the Classical and Christian Archeology MA course
• Information flyer

Admission process

for freshers

The program is currently free of admission, and the required application is submitted online. Note the application deadlines.

for higher semesters

The program is free of admission.

Semester deadlines

• Winter semester 2025/2026: 10/01/25 - 03/31/26, lecture period: 10/13/25 - 02/06/26
• Summer semester 2026: 04/01/26 - 09/30/26, lecture period: 04/13/26 - 07/24/26

General and psychological study advice

The central study advisory service is located at:

• Botanicum House of Studies, Schlossgarten 3
• 48149 Münster

Subject-specific study advice

The subject-specific study advisory service is provided by:

• Mr. Philip Ebeling
• Institute for Classical Archeology and Christian Archeology / Archaeological Museum
• Domplatz 20-22, room 206
• 48143 Münster
• Office hours during lecture periods: Thursday 10 a.m. - 11 a.m
• Office hours during the lecture-free period: by arrangement

Student council advice

The departmental student advisory service is provided by:

• Archeology Department - Classical and Christian Archaeology
• Domplatz 20-22, room 202
• 48143 Münster
• Office hours during lecture periods: Mon 12 p.m. - 2 p.m
• Office hours during the lecture-free period: August 7th. 12-2 p.m., September 23rd 2-4 p.m