8 Full-time Master's in Archaeology in Germany

Archaeology of the Ancient World (MAAAW as abbreviation for Master Archaeology of the Ancient World) is a two-year, full-time master’s program taught in English. This program is offered at Freie Universität Berlin.

Archaeology is a two-year, research-oriented program at University of Tübingen that addresses the broad spectrum of natural science applications to address archaeological and historical questions.

The Joint Master in Heritage Conservation and Site Management is implemented by the BTU Cottbus–Senftenberg in cooperation with Capital University (Formerly Helwan University) in Cairo and with the support of the German Archaeological Institute as well as the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities.

The international Master’s programme in WHS equips students with the practical skills and theoretical foundations essential for identifying, protecting, managing, and presenting cultural and natural heritage sites. It was the first programme in the world to design its curriculum around the UNESCO Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.

The Palaeolithic Archaeology course is offered by University of Tübingen.

The Near Eastern Archaeology programme from Heidelberg University focusses on the settlement and cultural history of the Ancient Near East, from human settlement to the stages of urbanisation and the development of territorial states, and finally to the formation and demise of the ancient Near Eastern empires.

Archaeological Sciences and Human Evolution is a two-year, research-oriented program at University of Tübingen that addresses the broad spectrum of natural science applications to address archaeological and historical questions.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Digital and Computational Archaeology at the University of Cologne is a two-year programme offered in English. This innovative course focuses on the integration of digital technologies and computational methods within archaeology, preparing students for various professional paths in cultural heritage and academia.