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Advanced internship in material studies linked to archaeological field projects

Course
AE2009
Master’s level
15 credits (ECTS)
Study pace
100%
Time
Day
Location
Italien
Study form
Campus
Language
English
Duration
-
Application period
-
Application code
GU-20088
Course content
Tuition
Full education cost: 22 995 SEK
First payment: 22 995 SEK

No fees are charged for EU and EEA citizens, Swedish residence permit holders and exchange students.

More information about tuition fees

Summary

This is an advanced-level course in archaeology where participants gain practical experience in archaeological fieldwork and material studies. The course takes place in Italy during the last two weeks of June 2025.

About

The course focuses on practical training in archaeological analysis, documentation, and finds processing and is conducted within the framework of an ongoing research project.


You will study in Italy and participate in an ongoing research project that includes both archaeological fieldwork and material studies. The course takes place during the last two weeks of June 2025. The course includes a flight to Italy and accommodation with breakfast. Participants are responsible for covering local transportation and other meals.


More information

The course will focus on material from the research project Understanding Urban Identities (UUI).

As a student, you will work in Vulci, Italy, for two weeks. Please note that in addition to material studies, the course also includes fieldwork, as an archaeological excavation will be conducted.

Learn more about the research project Understanding Urban Identities (UUI) at Gu.se. Understanding urban identities (UUI)

Prerequisites and selection

Entry requirements

90 credits in the subject of Archaeology or Ancient Culture and Society, including Advanced Course in Archaeology (AE1333) or Ancient Culture and Society (AN1333), or equivalent. Earlier field work practice is considerd a merit.

Selection

A short motivation letter (max. 800 words) should be attached to the application, explaining why you want to participate in the course and describing how the course fits into your education. Describe your previous fieldwork (e.g. other excavations, documentation experience, surveys, etc.). Please indicate if you have a driving licence, if you are used to driving and if you can imagine driving in Italy.
The motivation letter must be received by the department by 23rd of March and sent to historia@gu.se with “Motivation letter AE2009” and your surname as the title of the message. Please consider, before applying, that the course is physically demanding with long days in the field.