In recent years, the progress of historical research on ancient times has shown how dependent it is on archaeological sources. Archaeological sources have proved to be the most dynamic in generating historical information. knowledgeand knowledge . From this point of view, the profile of the 21st century archaeologist is that of a professional with a broad historical, humanistic and not exclusively technical knowledge. An archaeologist today must also be an expert in heritage management and in the dissemination and socialisation of this heritage, as the work of archaeological research must have an impact on society. With this vision in mind, the programme Degree in History + Diploma in Archaeology at the University of Navarra has been designed, a joint programme that allows students to study Degree in History and Diploma in Archaeology at the same time.

What will you learn?

The Degree in History + Diploma in Archaeology

• It allows you to obtain a first specialisation in Archaeology.

• Expand your opportunities at development .

• It offers you a different and pedagogically innovative way of learning.

• You will develop competences related to the management and socialisation of cultural heritage in general and archaeological heritage in particular.

• You acquire a background and training that will allow you to teach and explain history in a different way, and to live it.

This Degree is for you if...

You are a curious, restless student , with an interest in knowing "the History that is not written" and in forming yourself into a profile capable of "writing" this "History to be discovered".

Also if you are a future History student who wants to learn in a different way and who shares a passion: Antiquity and the recovery of the material culture of its civilisations and societies through Archaeology.

And also...

The students of Degree in History + Diploma in Archaeology can have experiences of development international of different subject:

• Academic exchanges. Semester or yearly.

• Participation in international excavations outside Spain.

• Participation in national excavations with international participants.

• contact, through the Seminars, with professional archaeologists and researchers in Antiquity from all over Europe.