Arkeologi (master)

This master's programme in archaeology trains students to identify and interpret archaeological material using theoretical perspectives and methods used in the field. The first contact with the programme is a three-week fieldwork period involving excavation, documentation and cataloguing, and students use digital tools such as GIS software. Practice and heritage sector cooperation are central, and the research environment links teaching to ongoing research. Students choose from specialisations such as Stone Age, Bronze and Iron Age, archaeological theory, and environmental archaeology. The thesis is an individual project on a problem involving interpretation of archaeological material or literature, and the degree is a master's award at level 10.