Location: Palazzo Corigliano
Coordinator: Tommaso Raiola
Admission: free. For admission requirements and procedures, please refer to the link. Language: Italian
Course Overview
The Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Ancient Cultures and Archaeology: Asia, Africa and the Mediterranean provides a broad and interdisciplinary education focused on the ancient civilisations of the Mediterranean basin, Africa and Asia, from Prehistory to the Middle Ages.
The programme adopts a comparative approach to enable students to understand the complexity of the ancient world across chronological, geographical and cultural dimensions. It places particular emphasis on the interconnected nature of ancient societies and long-term historical processes.
Teaching combines theoretical learning with practical activities, including lectures, seminars, laboratory work, archaeological fieldwork and internships in the field of cultural heritage.
For further information, visit: Course Catalogue
The programme aims to enable students to:
- acquire a comprehensive understanding of the major ancient civilisations of Asia, Africa and the Mediterranean;
- develop basic methodological skills for the analysis and interpretation of archaeological contexts and material culture;
- gain foundational knowledge of stratigraphic excavation, archaeological survey, recording and documentation techniques, including relevant digital tools;
- build a solid understanding of museum studies, cultural heritage legislation, protection and management.
The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking, analytical skills and a responsible approach to archaeological and historical research.
The Bachelor’s Degree follows a single curriculum, complemented by a wide range of elective courses that allow students to personalise their programme according to individual interests.
Teaching activities include lectures and seminars, practical laboratory sessions, participation in archaeological excavations and field surveys, as well as internships and traineeships in museums, archaeological parks and cultural heritage institutions.
Students benefit from the support of academic tutors, who assist with study planning and academic progression.
Tutors:
CAMMAROSANO Michele
MASSETTI Laura
ROLLO Antonio
ZAZZARO Chiara
The programme is structured as a single curriculum; however, seven recommended paths are offered to newly enrolled students.
Graduates are prepared as mid-level professionals in archaeology and cultural heritage and may pursue careers in archaeological research and fieldwork projects; museums, archaeological parks and heritage sites; cultural heritage institutions and public administrations at local, regional and national levels; archives and libraries; and national and international cooperation programmes focused on heritage protection and enhancement.
The programme also provides a solid basis for those wishing to continue their studies in Master’s Degree Programmes in Archaeology (Class LM-2) and related fields.
Requirements and access procedures
To enroll in the Degree Programme Ancient Cultures and Archaeology: Asia, Africa and the Mediterranean, applicants must have a secondary school diploma or a recognized foreign qualification.
Students must also:
- take the compulsory TOLC-SU test, The result does not limit enrolment, but the test is necessary to proceed with registration.
- register for the initial assessment (TOLC) within the deadlines set by the Student Career Office.
- submit the online enrollment application within the deadlines indicated in the Student Guide.
Study plans and course organization
Everything you need to know about the course structure, rules and study plans.
Teaching and Training Activities
This section helps you organize your university career in the best possible way. Here you can consult class schedules, exam dates, and practical course activities. You will also find information on other educational activities, workshops, internships, and tutoring services designed to accompany you step by step throughout your studies and help you build a well-rounded experience, both in the classroom and in the working world.
Training activities, workshops, internships and work placements
You will also find information on other training activities, workshops and internships, to build a complete experience that integrates the classroom and the world of work.
Study support and guidance
Services to support learning and active participation
Support, assistance and suggestions
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Quality and transparency
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