Underwater archaeology open day at the University of Warsaw

The Institute of Archaeology at the University of Warsaw invites all those interested in underwater archaeology to learn more about this rapidly developing field of study. The open day, scheduled for Friday, 7 December, is addressed mainly to those wishing to take up studies in this field.

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The university offers places on postgraduate, undergraduate and graduate programmes. Visiting the thresholds of the UW we will get acquainted with the teaching plan and the subjects pursued within the field of study, as well as with the technical details of recruitment.

– We invite all those who wish to develop their archaeological and diving interests at the same time. Our students can choose from a wide range of classes taught by eminent specialists in underwater archaeology, including proseminar and seminar, and monographic lecture. Both full-time and postgraduate students participate in underwater excavations in Poland or abroad. Comprehensive scientific education and support for the development of diving skills enables the graduates of the Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw, to participate in underwater expeditions both in Poland and abroad,’ says Dr Radosław Karasiewicz-Szczypiorski, Deputy Director of the Institute of Archaeology, University of Warsaw

Undoubtedly the most interesting part, however, will be the lectures during which the effects of work carried out in Poland and abroad will be presented. Those who will be able to obtain archaeological books will soon be able to boast of their participation in interesting archaeological works. The university organises a number of internships, from the lakes of Masuria and Suwałki to the Crimea, and the plans for the coming years include further interesting locations.

Admission: free

Source: podwodn.net, organiser