Egyptology
Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies
Research
MA
Egyptology
Research
MA
Overview
Application Timeline
Tuition
- Year 1
| Student categories | Study | |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| EU | £17,850 | £8,950 |
| International | £17,850 | £8,950 |
| Wales | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| Scotland | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| England | £4,800 | £2,400 |
| Northern Ireland | £4,800 | £2,400 |
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About
Introduction to Egyptology
Working at an elite academic level, students will explore key concepts and interpretative techniques that are essential for the study of Egyptology.
Research Groups
Several research groups provide focus and community for staff and postgraduate students:
- Interpreting Egypt’s Past in Wales and the World (InEPWW)
- The Centre for Research into Gender and Culture in Society (GENCAS)
Resources
A unique and valuable resource for students is the Egypt Centre, located adjacent to the College of Arts and Humanities on the Park Campus.
Additional Information
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Subject Area Information
Egyptology is the study of ancient Egyptian history, language, literature, religion, architecture, and art from the earliest times to the end of its native religious practices in the fourth century AD. This interdisciplinary field combines elements of archaeology, history, linguistics, and art history to provide a comprehensive understanding of one of the world's oldest and most influential civilizations.
1. Introduction to Egyptology
2. Ancient Egyptian Language and Literature
3. Egyptian Art and Architecture
4. Religion and Mythology of Ancient Egypt
5. Archaeological Methods in Egyptology
- Basic understanding of Egyptian history
- Critical analysis of historical sources
- Introductory archaeological methods
- Proficiency in reading and translating hieroglyphs
- Understanding of ancient Egyptian literary forms and themes
- Ability to identify and analyze artistic and architectural styles
- Understanding of the cultural and religious significance of art and architecture
- In-depth knowledge of Egyptian religious beliefs
- Ability to interpret religious texts and artifacts
- Practical skills in archaeological excavation
- Artifact analysis
- Conservation techniques
Career
Egyptology is a rich and multifaceted discipline that offers students a deep dive into one of the most fascinating civilizations in human history. Through a combination of historical study, linguistic training, and practical archaeological experience, students gain a comprehensive skill set that prepares them for various professional paths in academia, museums, and beyond.
Archaeologist
Conducting excavations and research at ancient Egyptian sites, analyzing artifacts, and contributing to the understanding of Egypt's past.
Museum Curator
Managing collections of Egyptian artifacts, organizing exhibitions, and conducting educational programs.
Academic Researcher/Professor
Teaching Egyptology at universities, conducting research, and publishing scholarly articles and books.
Conservator
Preserving and restoring ancient Egyptian artifacts for museums and research institutions.
Tour Guide
Leading educational tours of Egyptian historical sites, providing in-depth knowledge and context to visitors.
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