Geo- and Field Archaeology - Master's Degree
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Short Description
The master’s degree programme is aimed at imparting students with theoretical, methodological and practical skills in the fields of geoarchaeology and field archaeology. Throughout three terms of coursework, different disciplines are combined which bear equal reference to science, engineering and the humanities: archaeology on the one hand, especially field methods in excavation, prospection and documentation, and geosciences on the other hand, particularly geoecology and geographical information systems. The master’s degree programme in Geoarchaeology and Field Archaeology is offered in collaboration between the HTW Berlin and University of Potsdam. Graduates are capable of planning and carrying out the scientific analysis and documentation of archaeological find spots and ancient landscapes, assessing the significance of these testimonials to historical, social, economic and cultural development, and based on this, dealing with these monuments from the past in a highly qualified, responsible manner.
Information for Applicants
| German Name: | Geo- und Feldarchäologie |
| Department: | Design |
| Duration: | 3 Terms |
| Language: | German |
| Start: | Summer Term |
| Pre-study Internship: | - |
| Special Admission Requirements: | Aptitude Test , Aptitude Test |
| Detailed Information: | Geo-_und_Feldarchaeologie_MA.pdf |
General Information
| Location: | Campus Wilhelminenhof |
| Homepage of the Programme: | http://la.htw-berlin.de |
| Homepage of the department: | - |
| Module Description: | - |
| Course Schedule Including General Electives (AWE): | - |
Contact Persons
| Study Programme Director: | Prof. Dr. Kay Kohlmeyer |
| Study Programme Advisor: | Prof. Dr. Kay Kohlmeyer, Prof. Dr. Thomas Schenk |
| Pre-study Internship Advisor: | - |
| Internship Advisor: | - |
| BAföG Advisor: | - |
| Chairperson of the Examination Board: | Prof. Ruth Keller |
Contact the department’s office of administration with any organisational enquiries about e.g. procedures concerning illness or final theses.
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Study Programme Regulations
Applicable guidelines have been established which regard general study programme procedures concerning any prerequisites, subject matter and curricula, as well as relevant examination procedures and regulations.
Study Programme Regulations
All study programme policies are based on applicable institutional regulation guidelines.
Regulation Guidelines
Study Programme Regulations
All study programme policies are based on applicable institutional regulation guidelines.
Regulation Guidelines