• To supplement your archaeological training by allowing you to specialise further as an archaeological professional archaeologist or researcher.
• To introduce you to different approaches and methodologies that allowing historical processes to be understood through archaeology.
• To explore current techniques for archaeological documentation, intervention and research in a practical, participatory manner.
• To supplement and orientate your undergraduate training towards professional contexts in a versatile, multidisciplinary manner.
• The course summary contains the full list of academic skills certified by the Interuniversity Master’s Degree in Archaeology of Cultural Landscapes from the University of Jaén and the International University of Andalusia.

The ideal applicant is someone with an interest in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, with an ability and aptitude for research in the field, and professional ambitions involving the management of archaeological heritage and cultural landscapes and routes. Applicants should have prior knowledge of Archaeologyarchaeology, be able to conduct historical analysis analyses and be familiar with IT tools.

The Master’s Degree in Archaeology of Cultural Landscapes is particularly suitable for students with a Bachelor’s bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Archaeology (preferably), Humanities, History and History of Art, or any other official qualification from another country (verified under the official accreditation system).

Eligibility

Applicants to for the official master’s degree programme must meet one of the following requirements:

1. Hold a Bachelor’s degreeDegree, Architecture degreeDegree, Engineering degreeDegree, Technical Architecture degreeDegree, DiplomaGraduate, Technical Engineering degree Degree or Master’s degreeDegree, or another qualification expressly declared to be equivalent.
2. Hold a foreign university degree issued by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area that entitles the holder to access master’s degree programmes in the country of issue.
3. Hold a foreign university degree equivalent to the Bachelor’s degree Degree in Spain which that has not been validated by the Spanish Ministry of Education but entitles the holder to access postgraduate study in the country of issue.

Admission

Admission to the master’s Master’s degree Degree course will be decided in order of preference, according to the applicant’s undergraduate qualification:

High preferencePreference:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Archaeology
• Bachelor’s Degree in History of Art
• Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities
• Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy and Literature
• Bachelor’s Degree in Geography and History
• Bachelor’s Degree in History

Equivalent, officially accredited foreign undergraduate qualifications will also be accepteddmitted.

Medium preferencePreference:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism
• Diploma in Tourism
• Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts
• Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science
• Bachelor’s Degree in Social and Cultural Anthropology
• Combined programme: Bachelor’s Degree in English Studies and Diploma in Tourism

Equivalent, officially accredited foreign undergraduate qualifications will also be admittedaccepted.

Low preferencePreference:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management
• Diploma in Business Science
• Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing and Market Research

Acceptance of Other other qualifications will depending on remaining places available. In this case, the applicant’s relationship (professional/occupational/research) with archaeology and cultural landscapes and routes will be used as a criterion for selection.

Selection will be based on the applicant’s average grade during their undergraduate studies. In the event that several applicants have the same score, they will be asked to provide a CV and a letter of motivation explaining their interest in joining the master’s degree programme.

Using these selection criteria and the list of preferred undergraduate qualifications, the academic committee for the master’s Master’s Degree programme Programme will evaluate the applicant’s suitability. The committee will publish the criteria used in the selection process.

Pre-enrolment and allocation of places will be carried out in a centralised manner by the Andalusian Single District Commission. Up-to-date deadlines and procedures can be found on their website.

This link contains specific information from UJA about pre-enrolment and enrolment procedures, deadlines, fees, etc.

Los primeros días de cada inicio de curso la Universidad de Jaén organiza unas Jornadas de Acogida dirigidas a los estudiantes de nuevo ingreso. Estas jornadas generales se complementan con una jornada específicamente orientada al alumnado de cada máster en la que, la coordinación del máster, antes del comienzo de las clases, realiza una sesión de recepción y orientación dirigida a los estudiantes de nuevo ingreso con el fin de mostrar los recursos, herramientas y materiales que tanto la Universidad de Jaén como el máster pone a su disposición. Igualmente se ofrece información detallada de aspectos concretos del título (profesores, tutores, coordinadores, contenidos, horarios, metodologías, ritmos de trabajo, materiales, uso de la plataforma virtual, espacios docentes, etc.).

Se prevé ampliar el sistema de tutorías tradicional incorporando diferentes figuras y actividades que permitan garantizar y canalizar un seguimiento completo del alumnado.

Los tutores serán designados entre el profesorado del curso con más experiencia. Tendrán a su cargo a un grupo de alumnos y se ocuparán de realizar un seguimiento personal y continuo de ellos, observando su aprovechamiento, progreso y resolviendo sus dudas o problemas prácticos. Con ese propósito se convocarán reuniones periódicas y se realizará una tutoría colectiva con su grupo. Al mismo tiempo, se ocuparán de trasladar a otros profesores o especialistas las cuestiones de carácter más técnico que planteen sus alumnos. En definitiva, los tutores son el medio que permite integrar al alumnado en la globalidad del curso.

Se nombrarán, asimismo, coordinadores/as de asignaturas para unificar los contenidos teórico-prácticos en la docencia de asignaturas impartidas por varios profesores. También colaborarán en las funciones de tutoría especializada de la coordinación de módulo.

La dirección del Trabajo Fin de máster es la responsable de resolver los problemas prácticos que se planteen al alumnado al realizar este trabajo. Se elegirá en función de las temáticas de los trabajos y de los intereses del alumnado. Todas las interacciones entre el alumnado y el profesorado que surjan como consecuencia de las funciones anteriores se canalizarán a través de tutorías. Estas tendrán un horario y lugar predefinido en la programación.

En cuanto a la figura de Coordinación de Máster, tendrá la función de apoyar y procurar en todo momento la mejor integración y aprovechamiento académico por parte del alumnado, sin perjuicio de la posibilidad de establecer, conforme a la decisión que en cada caso pueda tomar el Centro, programas individualizados o personalizados de tutorización. Con el fin de promover la orientación profesional a los alumnos, la coordinación se mantendrá informada e informará, a través de los estudios de egresados elaborados por la Universidad, sobre las posibles proyecciones profesionales del alumnado. En este caso, su papel será ante todo la de dinamización y orientación.

The University of Jaén’s policy is to centralise the use of the spaces on the campus in order to optimise their occupation while meeting the specific needs of the courses delivered. These shared facilities will be used in part during this degree programme. Although they are not exclusively for use by the students on the programme, it is important to acknowledge their presence as the University allocates certain time slots and facilities to each degree programme from among the available classrooms, laboratories and IT rooms, depending on the specific needs of the programmes and in coordination with the other courses taught at the University.

Additional information about University of Jaén facilities:

• Facility management
• ICT resources at UJA
• Available IT rooms

As well as the resources listed, the University of Jaén offers additional material resources and services, which may be grouped into three main blocks: Library, ICT and Accessibility & Disability Services.

• Interuniversity Doctoral Programme in Spatial Archaeology

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