Egyptian Archaeology drafted - Arab Academy fo

The Egyptian Archaeology program delves into the history, art, and culture of Ancient Egypt from prehistoric times to the Arab Conquest. It equips students with critical perspectives for heritage research, preservation, and management. Students can specialize in archaeology or philology, and the program features courses on Egyptian language, art, architecture, and other aspects of Egyptian society. With ISO 9001 certification, graduates pursue careers in academia, archaeology, cultural heritage management, and more.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Program Name: Egyptian Archaeology
Overview: The Egyptian Archaeology program is a systematic study of Ancient Egypt's history, art, architecture, culture, literature, science, technology, and religion from the Prehistoric Period until the Arab Conquest in 640 AD.
Objectives: This program aims to provide students with the critical perspectives needed to actively participate in the research, preservation, and management of Egypt's cultural heritage.
Learning Outcomes:
Attain adequate knowledge of Ancient Egypt.
Conduct proper research using library research, museums, and fieldwork.
Argue theoretical and applied knowledge of philology, excavation, and applied sciences related to the study of Ancient Egypt.
Reflect on the challenges of the 21st Century pertaining to the Ancient Egyptian cultural heritage in the global perspective.
Relate to site and museum management, preservation, and conservation challenges of the Ancient Egyptian Heritage.
Formulate an academic opinion on the different dynamics of preserving the cultural heritage and development for sustainable safeguard of the Ancient Egyptian culture heritage.

Outline:

Structure: The program is composed of a core curriculum, a concentration, and electives.
Course Schedule: The program is divided into 8 terms.
Individual Modules:
Term 1:
HT1031: Rhetoric in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage I
HT1011: Introduction to Heritage Theory and Practice
CB 100: Introduction to Surveying
HT1061: Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology
Term 2:
HT1032: Rhetoric in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage II
HT1044: World Archaeology II
HT1021: Archaeological Illustration
HT1042: Introduction to Biology
HT1041: Science and Technology of the Ancient Societies
HT1091: Introduction to Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology
Term 3:
HT2063: Introduction to the History of the Classical World
HT1071: Introduction to African Archaeology
HT2045: World Archaeology II
HT2012: Introduction to Museum and Exhibition Management
HT2022: Digital Heritage
HT2062: Introduction to Coptic Archaeology
Term 4:
HT2081: Introduction to Islamic Archaeology
HT2014: Heritage Site Management and Fundamentals of Conservation
LED905: Personal Leadership Development
HT2046: Archaeology Theory and Practice
HT2013: Advanced and Critical Museology
HT2033: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Term 5:
HT3015: Heritage Ethics and Politics
HT3034: Heritage and Media I
HT3061: History of Ancient Egypt I
HT3062: Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt I
HT3064: Culture and Society of Ancient Egypt
Term 6:
HT3047: Archaeological Chemistry
HT3035: Heritage and Media II
HT3065: History of Ancient Egypt II
HT3066: Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt II
HT3067: Ancient Egyptian Language II
HT3068: Ancient Egyptian Literature in Translation
HT4040: Practicum
Term 7:
HT4016: Critical Heritage Studies
HT4048: Bioarchaeology
HT4061: History of Ancient Egypt I
HT4062: Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt I
Term 8:
HT4036: Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeological Ethnography
HT4023: Computational Archaeology: GIS, 3D Scanning and Remote Sensing
Elective Courses:
HT40610: Egyptomania and the Legacy of Ancient Egypt
HT40611: The Art & Architecture of the Greeks and the Romans in Egypt
HT4064: Ancient Egypt and Kush
HT4066: The History of the Graeco-Roman Period in Egypt
HT4067: Introduction to Hieratic
HT4068: History of Egyptology

Careers:

Potential Career Paths:
Pursue graduate studies and work in academia as researchers or instructors.
Work as archaeologists on the different foreign missions working in Egypt.
Work for the different funding boards culture sector such as the USAID, EU Commission, UNDP, World Bank, and UNESCO.
Work on different cultural heritage management projects in Egypt.
Work as a professional writer and media expert on Egyptian archaeology and cultural heritage.
Work on different international projects of computational archaeology and digital heritage.
Work in the Ministry of Antiquities as archaeologists or in museums in Egypt or abroad with Egyptian collections.
Work in the tourism industry on study tours.
Teach history in the different schools.

Other:

Accreditation: Supreme Council of Egyptian Universities (SCU) ISO 9001 Certificate for Educational Processes
Brief: Egyptian Archaeology is the systematic study of the history, art, architecture, culture, literature, science, technology, and religion of Ancient Egypt from the Prehistoric Period until the Arab Conquest in 640 AD.

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Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport

Overview:

The Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) is a renowned University dedicated to providing high-quality multidisciplinary education and training in maritime, medical sciences, engineering & technology, management, social sciences & humanities fields. its a leading International University in the Arab world, fostering excellence in education, research, development, and innovation.

Services Offered:

AASTMT offers a wide range of services to its students, including:

Banking Services:

Access to banking facilities for financial transactions.

Medical Services:

On-campus medical clinic for student healthcare.

Transportation Services:

Transportation services for students to navigate between campuses and facilities.

Outdoor Workshops and Exhibitions:

Opportunities for students to participate in workshops and exhibitions.

Student Accommodation and Dorms:

On-campus accommodation options for students.

Student Life and Campus Experience:

AASTMT provides a vibrant and engaging campus experience for its students. Key aspects include:

Music Concerts:

Performances by famous artists.

Academic Competitions:

Opportunities to participate in academic competitions across various disciplines.

Seminars and Workshops:

A diverse selection of seminars and workshops to enhance knowledge and skills.

Acting & Performing Arts:

Opportunities for students to explore their talents in acting and performing arts.

Cultural Activities:

A variety of fun and cultural activities to enrich student life.

Key Reasons to Study There:

AASTMT offers several advantages and unique aspects that make it an attractive choice for students:

Maritime Sector Focus:

Strong emphasis on maritime education and training.

Programs Diversity:

A wide range of academic programs across various disciplines.

Practical Training:

Opportunities for practical training both locally and internationally.

Professors & Faculty Members:

Experienced and qualified faculty members.

Extensive Library Network:

Access to 11+ libraries across campuses.

International Cooperations:

Partnerships with 51+ international institutions.

Multiple Campuses:

8+ campuses across Egypt.

Entrepreneurship Focus:

Dedicated center for entrepreneurship development.

Academic Programs:

AASTMT offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including:

Undergraduate Studies:

Programs in maritime transport, technology, engineering, and other related fields.

Postgraduate Studies:

Master's and PhD programs in various specializations.

Professional Certificates:

Specialized certificates in areas like freight forwarding, supply chain management, and maritime safety.

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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements:

Completion of secondary education certificate or equivalent certificates: This requirement applies to all students, regardless of their nationality or residency status.
Meeting the minimum score required to join the college: This score is announced before the beginning of each semester and is based on the minimum score mandated by AASTMT, as well as the annually announced terms, regulations, and qualifying courses per certificate as specified by the Supreme Council of Education Affairs.

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