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Classical and Christian Archaeology

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) – 2 field degree program - Minor Field


Why were some Roman emperors called “mad” and what part did their portraits play in this? How did the ancient cultures become Christian art? Classical and Christian Archaeology at the University of Freiburg researches these areas. Study the cultures of the Mediterranean and the southwestern part of the Asian continent – from antiquity to the Early Middle Ages – with us.

Visual Culture – Classical and Christian archaeology within reach

The minor in Classical and Christian Archaeology at the University of Freiburg researches the Greek, Roman, Late Classical and Byzantine cultures. You will gain insight into the ways of life of various eras and an understanding of their architecture, art, monuments and other contemporary evidence. This minor complements majors such as History, Classical Philology, Art History and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.

Excursions will give you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge on site, gain insights into the profession and even study original items.

To study Classical and Christian Archaeology you should

-          be passionate about the Greek, Roman, Late Classical and Early Middle Ages,

-          enjoy learning about archaeology and material evidence and images, and

-          want to learn how to think and debate critically.

What is Classical and Christian archaeology?

Classical archaeology deals with the ancient Graeco-Roman cultures of the Mediterranean and the southwestern part of the Asian continent. It reflects on both figurative memorials and all other evidence of material culture, architecture and topography or settlements.

Christian archaeology researches the monuments of the Late Classical, Early Middle Ages and Byzantine eras. It focuses on the transformation processes of the Late Classical and Byzantine world.

Academic calendar:

Winter Semester

Standard Period of Study:

6 semesters required for the full degree programme

Scope of services:

180 ECTS-Points for the full degree programme

Admission: First semester:

without special prerequisites for admission (free admissions)

Higher semesters:

free admission

Please note: University admission requirements may change up to the start of the application period.

Application period: First semester: 1 June – 4 October
Higher semesters: Winter Semester: until 30.09., Summer Semester: until 31.03.
Important information regarding required application materials for higher semesters.
Faculty affiliation: Faculty of Humanities

The minor field program in Classical and Christian Archaeology provides a solid grounding in the content, methods, and theories of Classical and Christian archaeology, i.e., the archaeology of Greek and Roman antiquity between the late Bronze Age and late antiquity, including the Byzantine Empire. It focuses on the material remains of the Greek, Roman, late antique, and Byzantine material and image cultures: both archaeological records and monuments still located at their original site and objects from excavations and collections. The educational goal is to teach basic skills in archaeology, art history, and cultural history. The methodological, transepochal, and cultural orientation of the minor field program makes it an excellent complement to the B.A. major field programs in History, Greek Studies, Art History, Latin Studies, and Ancient Near Eastern Studies.

An overview of all the subjects that can be taken in combination with subject Classical and Christian Archaeology by students who started their B.A. degree programme in the winter semester 2013/14 or later:

Educational Science and Education Management | German Studies | English and American Studies | Cultural and Social Anthropology | FrancoMedia – French Language, Literature, and Media Culture | German Studies from a German–French Perspective | History | IberoCultura – Spanish Language, Literature, and Culture | Islamic Studies | Jewish Studies | Classical Philology | Cultural Analysis/European Ethnology | Art History | Media and Cultural Studies | Musicology | Early Modern and Modern History | Philosophy | Political Science | Romance languages and literatures | Sinology | Scandinavian Studies | Slavic Studies | Sociology | Ancient Near Eastern Studies


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Central Academic Advising Office

The University's Service Centre Studies - Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) provides information and advice on all questions that may arise prior to, at the beginning of, and during a course of study. If you are seeking subject-specific advice in addition to this, you can also contact the respective subject academic advisor.

Departmental Academic Advising

Program Coordination
Ramona  Nann
Institut für Archäologische Wissenschaften
Vorderhaus, Raum 207
Belfortstraße 22
79098 Freiburg
Tel.: +49 761 203-3387

studiengangkoordination@iaw.uni-freiburg.de
Sprechstunde: 

nach Vereinbarung

Fahnenbergplatz


Examination Office

Werthmannstr.8/Rückgebäude, 79098 Freiburg
http://www.geko.uni-freiburg.de

Bachelor- und Masterstudiengang, Lehramtsstudiengang gemäß GymPO I
Dr. Tobie Walther
Tel. 203-3221
tobie.walther@geko.uni-freiburg.de
Raum 02 010/2. OG
Sprechstunde: Dienstag 10.15-12.30 Uhr, Donnerstag 14.00-16.00 Uhr

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Annette Ehinger
Tel. 203-2011
annette.ehinger@geko.uni-freiburg.de
Raum 03 011/3. OG
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