Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Faculty of Arts & Humanities | SU
Faculty of Arts & Humanities | SU
The Department of Archeology constitutes an integral component of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and enjoys a constellation of professional archaeologists. There are three main learning programs: bachelor’s degree; diploma in archeology and tourism; master’s degree; PhD degree. At the bachelor’s degree level, there are three sub-disciplines: ancient archaeology; Islamic archaeology; tourism.
The Department offers the following exceptional opportunities:
1. It offers both theoretical and practical (fieldwork) learning.
2. It offers learning opportunities that provide students with knowledge and skills necessary for meeting the needs of the domestic and regional labor market.
3. It helps discover and preserve Yemen’s heritage and past culture.
Study system: The BA program spans over a period of 4 years; upon successful completion of this program, students are awarded a bachelor’s degree in archeology and tourism.
Job Opportunities: Competent graduates stand a good chance of landing a job in a variety of government bodies such as the General Authority of Artifacts and Museums, Manuscripts House, Social Development Fund’s Cultural Heritage Unit, and Moral Guidance Center; as well as in other fields such as tourism and education.
Thus, we can make your way to success easier to navigate.
We aspire to become a leading center for archaeological and tourism studies and to actively engage in training and educational events and activities aimed at providing community services on the domestic, regional, and international levels.
The Department seeks to assist students in acquiring the necessary theoretical knowledge and fieldwork skills so as to enable them to contribute to the development of archeological work and tourism and to exploit their creative talents to document the past, maintain tourist monuments, and promote the tourist industry.
1. To provide students with solid knowledge and understanding of archeological disciplines and the basic concepts in archeology and the tourism industry.
2. To cultivate students’ sense of responsibility towards the maintenance of artifacts and preservation of heritage.
3. To enable students to acquire a historical knowledge of human civilization in general and Yemeni civilization in particular, as well as a knowledge of methodological approaches so as to be able to conduct research in the fields of archaeology and the tourism industry.
4. To develop students’ research skills and encourage them to participate in educational conferences and workshops.
5. To train students to carry out fieldwork studies, surveying and excavation, and tourist guidance, using modern technological tools and applications for that matter.
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