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Sunday, February 20, 2005
International Master and PhD programs in Maritime Archaeology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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New International Master and PhD programs in Maritime Archaeology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim Starts in August 2005 !
The new full 2 years (four terms) Master Degree Program in Maritime Archaeology is aiming at training of high skilled specialists.
We foresee close co-operation with other programs around the world. The program will also build on NTNU`s ongoing research activities in Norway and abroad and will focus on the following aspects:
· Maritime Aspects of Culture; deals with the development and scope of the subject, current research, theoretical perspectives and central issues.
· Maritime Cultural Landscape in Comparative Perspectives interaction between land and sea in cultural development of the world.
· Boat and Shipbuilding Technologies - materials and procedures of construction, and the major building traditions of the world.
· Ship Science in Archaeology - recording, reconstruction and analysis of ancient hulls.
· Seafaring in the World; covering seafaring, navigation, anchorages, harbours, trade and exchange.
· Marine Natural Resources in cultural development - world comparative perspective.
· Underwater Cultural Heritage Management - deals with the priorities of assessing, protecting and managing underwater archaeological resources.
· Archaeological Oceanography.
· Underwater Archaeology - application of archaeological principles in underwater environments and associated skills - including marine archaeological field methods.
· Deep Water Archaeology a study program in deep water archaeology including use of technology and methods developed at NTNU.
· Conservation of Underwater Archaeological sites.
The PhD program in Maritime Archaeology will be based on NTNU`s general principles for PhD and will be offered to selected students.
STRUCTURE OF THE MASTER PROGRAM IN MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY AT NTNU
The program takes two years (four terms) and gives a total amount of 120 credits. The Master thesis and following thesis seminars constitute 60 credits.
COURSES
FIRST TERM:
MARITIME CULTURE I (15 credits)
· Development and scope of maritime archaeology, current research, theoretical perspectives and central issues
· Maritime archaeology in modern society
· Maritime cultural landscape
· Boat and shipbuilding technologies
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH I (7.5 credits)
* Maritime archaeology on land
* Underwater Archaeology - application of archaeological principles in underwater environments and associated skills
SECOND TERM:
MARITIME CULTURE II (7.5 credits)
* Seafaring and maritime infrastructures of the world
* Marine natural resources and cultural development
* Maritime symbolism
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH II (7.5 credits)
* Marine technology
* Deep water archaeology
* Remote sensing and investigations implications for archaeology
INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY (7.5 credits)
* Physics, chemistry and biology of the oceans
* Sedimentation and cultural heritage
* Obstruction processes and implications for archaeology
THIRD TERM:
MANAGEMENT OF MARITIME HERITAGE (7.5 credits)
* National and international management systems
* Maritime heritage and the public
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE (7.5 credits)
* Preservation
* Dating
* Measurements and reconstructions
FOURTH TERM:
THESIS SEMINAR
For more information regarding NTNU have a look at www.ntnu.no
For information regarding Maritime Archaeology at NTNU look at www.hf.ntnu.no/maritime
Professor Dr. Marek E. Jasinski
Maritime Archaeologist
Institute of Archaeology and Studies of Religion
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
7491 Trondheim
Norwayphone: +47 73592170
direct line: +47 73592164
Fax: +47 73592238
mobile: +47 92612121
e-mail: marek.jasinski@vm.ntnu.nowww.hf.ntnu.no/maritime
Source: Subarch List
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New International Master and PhD programs in Maritime Archaeology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim Starts in August 2005 !
The new full 2 years (four terms) Master Degree Program in Maritime Archaeology is aiming at training of high skilled specialists.
We foresee close co-operation with other programs around the world. The program will also build on NTNU`s ongoing research activities in Norway and abroad and will focus on the following aspects:
· Maritime Aspects of Culture; deals with the development and scope of the subject, current research, theoretical perspectives and central issues.
· Maritime Cultural Landscape in Comparative Perspectives interaction between land and sea in cultural development of the world.
· Boat and Shipbuilding Technologies - materials and procedures of construction, and the major building traditions of the world.
· Ship Science in Archaeology - recording, reconstruction and analysis of ancient hulls.
· Seafaring in the World; covering seafaring, navigation, anchorages, harbours, trade and exchange.
· Marine Natural Resources in cultural development - world comparative perspective.
· Underwater Cultural Heritage Management - deals with the priorities of assessing, protecting and managing underwater archaeological resources.
· Archaeological Oceanography.
· Underwater Archaeology - application of archaeological principles in underwater environments and associated skills - including marine archaeological field methods.
· Deep Water Archaeology a study program in deep water archaeology including use of technology and methods developed at NTNU.
· Conservation of Underwater Archaeological sites.
The PhD program in Maritime Archaeology will be based on NTNU`s general principles for PhD and will be offered to selected students.
STRUCTURE OF THE MASTER PROGRAM IN MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY AT NTNU
The program takes two years (four terms) and gives a total amount of 120 credits. The Master thesis and following thesis seminars constitute 60 credits.
COURSES
FIRST TERM:
MARITIME CULTURE I (15 credits)
· Development and scope of maritime archaeology, current research, theoretical perspectives and central issues
· Maritime archaeology in modern society
· Maritime cultural landscape
· Boat and shipbuilding technologies
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH I (7.5 credits)
* Maritime archaeology on land
* Underwater Archaeology - application of archaeological principles in underwater environments and associated skills
SECOND TERM:
MARITIME CULTURE II (7.5 credits)
* Seafaring and maritime infrastructures of the world
* Marine natural resources and cultural development
* Maritime symbolism
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH II (7.5 credits)
* Marine technology
* Deep water archaeology
* Remote sensing and investigations implications for archaeology
INTRODUCTION TO OCEANOGRAPHY (7.5 credits)
* Physics, chemistry and biology of the oceans
* Sedimentation and cultural heritage
* Obstruction processes and implications for archaeology
THIRD TERM:
MANAGEMENT OF MARITIME HERITAGE (7.5 credits)
* National and international management systems
* Maritime heritage and the public
MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE (7.5 credits)
* Preservation
* Dating
* Measurements and reconstructions
FOURTH TERM:
THESIS SEMINAR
For more information regarding NTNU have a look at www.ntnu.no
For information regarding Maritime Archaeology at NTNU look at www.hf.ntnu.no/maritime
Professor Dr. Marek E. Jasinski
Maritime Archaeologist
Institute of Archaeology and Studies of Religion
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
7491 Trondheim
Norwayphone: +47 73592170
direct line: +47 73592164
Fax: +47 73592238
mobile: +47 92612121
e-mail: marek.jasinski@vm.ntnu.nowww.hf.ntnu.no/maritime
Source: Subarch List
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