Master in Egyptology

The Master in Egyptology at Leiden University is a one-year program for students who are passionate about ancient civilizations. It's a multidisciplinary program that covers languages, literatures, and cultures of Ancient Egypt. The program is ideal for students who thrive in an academic environment that encourages exploration and critical thinking.

Students engage with a curriculum that covers linguistic and cultural history, including Pharaonic, Graeco-Roman, and Coptic Egypt. They participate in hands-on experiences, such as visiting archaeological sites in Egypt, which helps them apply their knowledge in real-world contexts. This practical exposure is invaluable for developing a comprehensive understanding of Egyptology.

Graduates can work as junior academic researchers, educators, or in publishing and cultural tourism. Potential employers include universities, museums, and governmental policy-making departments. Other potential job titles include curator, heritage manager, and cultural consultant.