Student

Bachelor’s Studies of Archaeology - The aim of the studies is to enable students after completing the Bachelor’s level to make a qualified choice of further study or practical orientation. The studies reflect the current conditions and possibilities of the archaeological work from archaeological prospection and excavation to the presentation of the archaeological heritage to the public and take into account the social context of the archaeologist’s function.

Master's Studies of Archaeology - The Master's Degree in Archaeology is a two-year follow-up study programme, which is intended for those who have completed a Bachelor's degree in the field of Archaeology or related historical fields.

Doctoral Study of Archaeology - The aim of the doctoral study in the programme Archaeology is to prepare highly qualified experts in Central European archaeology who will be able to independently solve scientific, methodological and practical problems of the archaeological work. The doctoral programme seeks to contribute to the improvement of the qualification structure of the work teams of higher education workplaces and institutions, while at the same time providing experienced and qualified archaeological practitioners with the possibility of further professional growth.