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- 4,600 yearsOf history covered
- Hands-on experienceWith ancient monuments and sites
- Excavation opportunitiesWith world-class professionals
- Critical thinking skillsFor diverse careers
Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of ancient Egypt with AUC’s Bachelor of Arts in Egyptology. This program offers a scientific study of ancient Egypt's history and culture, spanning 4,600 years from its earliest times to the Arab conquest. You will explore all facets of ancient Egyptian civilization, including language, religion, art, architecture, social structure, and heritage management. The curriculum provides invaluable firsthand experience with ancient monuments and sites. Beyond academic rigor, this degree equips students with critical and lateral thinking, clear writing, and strong oral presentation skills. You will learn to devise innovative solutions to challenges, preparing you for diverse career paths. The program aims to foster an appreciation for Egypt's cultural heritage, master essential research tools like ancient Egyptian languages and excavation techniques, and instill a sense of responsibility for preserving this unique heritage.
Careers
The Egyptology program provides students with practical experience through participation in excavations, museum volunteering, archaeological site visits, and assisting professors or other Egyptologists on projects. Graduates are well-prepared for roles that require strong analytical and communication skills.
- Egyptology
- Museology
- Tourism
- Education
- Heritage consultancy
- Journalism
- TV research
Frequently asked questions
- What will I study in the Egyptology BA program?
- The BA in Egyptology offers a scientific study of ancient Egypt's history and culture, covering language, religion, art, architecture, social structure, and heritage management over 4,600 years. You will gain hands-on experience with ancient monuments and sites.
- What are the entry requirements for the Egyptology program?
- You must meet AUC's minimum academic requirements for secondary school graduates. English proficiency is required, typically demonstrated through TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores, unless exempt based on specific criteria.
- How do I apply for the Egyptology program?
- You need to review admission requirements, prepare documents like academic transcripts and English proficiency scores, and then submit your application through the AUC online portal.
- Are there scholarships available for Egyptology students?
- Yes, AUC offers 'Excellence Scholarships' which can cover up to 100% of tuition based on merit. Additionally, the 'Simpson Scholarship in Egyptology' is specifically available for students in this program.
- What kind of career opportunities does this degree offer?
- Graduates can pursue careers in Egyptology, Museology, Tourism, Education, Heritage consultancy, Journalism, or TV research, benefiting from strong analytical and communication skills developed during the program.
Entry requirements
Secondary SchoolMeet minimum academic and admission requirements set by AUC.
TOEFL/IELTS/DuolingoRequired if not exempt; scores valid for 2 years.
Exemption CriteriaFour consecutive years of secondary school in an English-speaking country with English as the language of instruction; College Board AP English Language and Composition with grade 4 or above; successful completion of non-remedial, university-level English courses; successful completion of English-medium secondary school coursework (e.g., International Baccalaureate diploma program).
Applicants not qualifying for rhetoric and composition may be offered enrollment in AUC’s Intensive English Program (IEP) or Academic English for the Liberal Arts (ELA). These bridge courses must be completed within two full semesters and a summer session.
How to apply
1. Review Admission RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with the academic and language requirements for undergraduate admission to AUC.
2. Prepare Your DocumentsGather all necessary application documents as specified by the university. This will include academic transcripts and English proficiency test scores (if applicable).
3. Complete Online ApplicationSubmit your application through the AUC online portal.
4. Submit English Proficiency ScoresIf you are not exempt from English language requirements, ensure your official TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo scores are sent directly to AUC. Scores must be less than two years old.
Scholarships
Excellence ScholarshipsUp to 100% tuition coverage
Simpson Scholarship in Egyptology—
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in the Egyptology BA program?
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The BA in Egyptology offers a scientific study of ancient Egypt's history and culture, covering language, religion, art, architecture, social structure, and heritage management over 4,600 years. You will gain hands-on experience with ancient monuments and sites.
What are the entry requirements for the Egyptology program?
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You must meet AUC's minimum academic requirements for secondary school graduates. English proficiency is required, typically demonstrated through TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo scores, unless exempt based on specific criteria.
How do I apply for the Egyptology program?
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You need to review admission requirements, prepare documents like academic transcripts and English proficiency scores, and then submit your application through the AUC online portal.
Are there scholarships available for Egyptology students?
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Yes, AUC offers 'Excellence Scholarships' which can cover up to 100% of tuition based on merit. Additionally, the 'Simpson Scholarship in Egyptology' is specifically available for students in this program.
What kind of career opportunities does this degree offer?
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Graduates can pursue careers in Egyptology, Museology, Tourism, Education, Heritage consultancy, Journalism, or TV research, benefiting from strong analytical and communication skills developed during the program.