Archaeology, full-time, second cycle


In power from: 11 Feb 2019

Registration criteria

Admission rules for candidates with Polish diplomas

Qualification is based on the higher education diploma final grade and interview conducted in English language. Its aims are assessment of candidate’s ability to study archaeology as well as evaluation of the candidate’s scope of interest in terms of the particular field of study.

Final result will be calculated as following:

0,5 – final diploma grade

0,5 – qualification interview

Qualification interview can be organised via Internet communicator allowing for the visual identification of the candidate, e.g. Skype. As for fixing the interview date, all candidates should contact the Admission Committee immediately after registration in the IRK system.

A candidate attends the interview, which is in English, in front of a commission consisting of three members including two members of the Recruitment Committee of the Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw and one lecturer of the Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw.

The questions will regard basic knowledge concerning archaeology and its specific terminology. A candidate can prepare to the interview based on the references presented below.

Time of the interview is approx. 20 minutes.

1.) J.M. Coles, Experimental Archaeology, London, 2010
2.) I. Hodder, S. Hutson, Reading the Past: Current Approaches to Interpretation in Archaeology, Cambridge, 2003
3.) C. Renfrew, P. Bahn, Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice, London, 2012

 

Admission procedure for candidates with foreign diplomas

Candidates are qualified on the same rules as applicable to candidates with Polish diplomas.

 

Deadlines

Date of qualification interview: 10th of July, 2019, 11 a.m. 

Announcement of results: 19th of July, 2019

Reception of documents:

 

Payments

Application fee

Student's ID payment (ELS)

 

Required documents

List of required documents submitted by candidates qualified for studies

 

Additional information

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