BA/BS in 3D Data and Visualization in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Studies

This 15-credit course introduces the theory and methods of three-dimensional modelling in archaeology and cultural heritage management. Most of the work is hands-on, with a strong emphasis on photogrammetry for producing 3D models of objects and sites. Alongside the practical training, students examine the issues that come with 3D models, including sustainability, open data and visualisation. The course gives an overview of digital archaeology, a field that is growing in scope, literature and job opportunities. Teaching is in English and the course is open to international students, with distance study available in spring 2027. It can be taken as part of the Master's programme in Archaeological Sciences.