This programme enables graduates in Egyptology related disciplines to deepen their knowledge of Egyptian language and material culture. The MA provides intensive preparation for research and offers training in fields such as analytical and generic problem solving.IntroductionThe core component of the programme is the development of skills and practices necessary for scholarly research in the discipline. Our one-year curriculum puts emphasis on the integration of the taught modules (such as language, research practices, material culture, social history, landscape archaeology) with individual research projects (dissertation).Depending on the module pathways selected, the emphasis of the course is on the archaeology or language of ancient Egypt, from the Predynastic to the Coptic period.Our MA students are also encouraged to take full advantage of the range of classes offered in the department, and to sit on available modules dispensing breadth and depth of knowledge in the areas of study relevant to their research interest.Who is this course for?This course is designed for graduates in Egyptology related disciplines who want to deepen their knowledge of Egyptian language and material culture.What you'll learnKnowledge and critical understanding of the nature and development of Egyptian cultureKnowledge of subject-specific theories and their applicationCritical engagement with debates in the field of EgyptologyThe chance to improve proficiency in Egyptian language (module choice dependent)Become familiar with a diverse range of primary sources and secondary literature relevant to the study of Ancient EgyptProfessional skills in the field of EgyptologyThe ability to write and present a dissertation in the field of Egyptology at postgraduate level.