The programme combines three taught modules with a 20,000-word supervised research thesis on a topic of your choice.
We recommend that you discuss your proposed research project with a potential supervisor before making your application.
Compulsory modules for full-time MRes Egyptology students
Research and Scholarship in Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology
Optional modules for full-time MRes Egyptology students
Students choose 40 credits of optional modules, which may include ancient language modules at an appropriate level, either two 20-credit options, one from each semester or two 20-credit options in Semester 2
Examples of optional modules:
Towns, tombs, and temples: the archaeology of ancient Egypt
Byzantine Archaeology and Material Culture
Aspects of Byzantine History I
Aspects of Byzantine History II
Herodotus and Ancient Worlds
Gender in Byzantium II
Geographical Information Science and Spatial Analysis
Field Survey
Archaeology of Greece
Creating Europe: Complex Societies 1000 BC - AD 1000
The economies of the Late Roman, Byzantine and Frankish East
Archaeological Theory, Method and Interpretation
Material Culture
Funerary Archaeology
Empire and Identity
Ancient Language options:
Egyptian Language 1
Egyptian Language 2
Compulsory Modules for part-time MRes Egyptology students
Research & Scholarship in Classics, Ancient History, and Archaeology
Optional Modules for part-time MRes Egyptology students
Part-time students choose 40 credits of optional modules over the course of 2 years, 20 in year 1 and 20 in year 2. This may include ancient language modules at an appropriate level. Normally this will be Egyptian Language module(s).
Year 1
Students may choose ONE 20-credit option from either Semester
Year 2
Students may choose ONE 20-credit options from either Semester
Examples of Optional Modules:
Byzantine Archaeology and Material Culture
Aspects of Byzantine History II
Herodotus and Ancient Worlds
Gender in Byzantium II
Geographical Information Science and Spatial Analysis
Field Survey
Archaeology of Greece
Creating Europe: Complex Societies 1000 BC - AD 1000
The economies of the Late Roman, Byzantine and Frankish East
Archaeological Theory, Method and Interpretation
Material Culture
Funerary Archaeology
Empire and Identity
Towns, tombs, and temples: the archaeology of ancient Egypt
Ancient Language options:
Egyptian Language
Egyptian Language
For more information, see our Classics and Ancient History module descriptions.
Please note that the optional module information listed on the website for this programme is intended to be indicative, and the availability of optional modules may vary from year to year. Where a module is no longer available we will let you know as soon as we can and help you to make other choices.
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