Faculty of Archaeology, Tourism and hospitality management

Programs Offered

The Faculty offers a diverse array of undergraduate and graduate programs designed to prepare students for careers in archaeology, tourism, and hospitality management. Programs include:

• Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology: A comprehensive program that covers the study of ancient cultures, excavation techniques, and preservation of historical sites, enabling students to engage in meaningful research and fieldwork.
• Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management: This program provides students with a strong foundation in tourism principles, destination management, and marketing strategies, focusing on sustainable tourism practices.
• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management: A practical program that covers all aspects of hospitality operations, including hotel management, event planning, and customer service, preparing students for leadership roles in the hospitality industry.
• Master of Arts in Cultural Heritage and Tourism: An advanced program that explores the intersection of cultural heritage preservation and tourism, emphasizing strategies for sustainable development and community engagement.

Curriculum and Specializations

Our curriculum is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of archaeology, tourism, and hospitality management. Core subjects include:

• Introduction to Archaeology
• Cultural Heritage Management
• Tourism Development and Planning
• Hospitality Operations Management
• Sustainable Tourism Practices

Students have the opportunity to specialize in areas such as heritage tourism, event management, or archaeological conservation, tailoring their educational experience to their interests and career goals.

Practical Experience

The Faculty emphasizes the importance of experiential learning through various practical opportunities, including:

• Fieldwork and Excavation: Students gain hands-on experience in archaeological excavations and field surveys, applying theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.
• Internships: Partnerships with tourism agencies, hospitality businesses, and archaeological sites provide students with valuable industry experience and networking opportunities.
• Workshops and Seminars: Regularly scheduled events feature guest speakers and industry professionals, providing insights into current trends and practices in archaeology, tourism, and hospitality.

Research and Innovation

The Faculty is committed to advancing knowledge and practices in archaeology, tourism, and hospitality management. Faculty members engage in innovative research that addresses contemporary issues in these fields. Students are encouraged to participate in research initiatives, fostering their analytical skills and contributing to the advancement of knowledge.

Dedicated Faculty

Our faculty consists of experienced educators, archaeologists, and industry professionals who are passionate about teaching and mentoring students. They provide personalized guidance and support, helping students navigate their academic and career paths.

Student Engagement and Community Involvement

We believe in the importance of community engagement and cultural awareness. The Faculty encourages students to participate in various extracurricular activities, including student organizations, volunteer opportunities, and advocacy initiatives that promote the importance of cultural heritage and responsible tourism.

Career Opportunities

Graduates from the Faculty of Archaeology, Tourism, and Hospitality Management are prepared for diverse career paths in areas such as archaeological research, museum curation, tourism development, hotel management, and event planning. Our dedicated career services team provides support in job placement, resume writing, and interview preparation, ensuring that students are well-equipped to succeed in their chosen fields