History and archaeology

The History and Archaeology Master's degree program is designed to provide advanced professional and research training for future historians. It equips students with contemporary theoretical and methodological approaches to the study and interpretation of the past while developing competencies in analytical research, teaching, consulting, and organizational and methodological activities.

Graduates are prepared to address complex research and innovation challenges in the field of history and archaeology. The program also provides a solid foundation for further academic and scientific development through doctoral (PhD) studies.

The History and Archaeology Master's degree program aims to prepare graduates who are capable of conducting independent research, analyzing complex historical processes, and applying research findings in professional practice. The curriculum is designed to develop advanced research, analytical, communication, and teaching competencies while promoting the use of contemporary methods in historical scholarship and interdisciplinary approaches.

Graduates are well prepared for careers in higher education institutions, research organizations, archives, museums, and cultural institutions. The program also provides the academic qualifications and research foundation required for further study in a doctoral (PhD) program.