Head of Department : Professor Dr. Ertekin M. DOKSANALTI

Farabi Coordinator : Professor Dr. Aytekin BUYUKOZER

Erasmus Coordinator : Professor Dr. Asuman BALDIRAN

ECTS Coordinator : Professor Dr. Zeliha GIDER BUYUKOZER

Mevlana Coordinator : Asst. Professor Nizam ABAY

The Department of Archeology continues its activities in 5 departments: Classical Archeology, Prehistory, Protohistory and Near East Archeology, Medieval Archeology and Underwater Archeology. 6 Professors, 5 Asst. Professor and 2 Research Assistants. There are a total of 199 students enrolled in the Department of Archeology, consisting of 120 undergraduate, 53 graduate and 26 doctorate students who are still continuing their education. Selcuk University Archeology Department has a total of 6 Ancient City Excavations, 2 Sanctuary Excavations and 2 Surveys determined by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Ancient City Excavations:

1- Knidos Excavations and Researches

2- Latmos and Herakleia Ancient City Excavation

3- Iasos Ancient City Excavation

4- Xanthos Ancient City Excavation

5- Anemurium Ancient City Excavation

6- Gökhöyük Excavation

Sanctuary Excavations:

1- Letoon Sanctuary Excavation

2- Emecik Sanctuary Excavation

Surveys:

1- Datça Knidos Hinterland Survey

2- Archaeological Survey of Yatağan and Its Surroundings

Vision:

The Department of Archeology is an institution that trains the experts of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, who are the pioneers of the future, scientists, museologists, conservation board specialists, with its educational programs. Students of the Archeology department, who receive the title of archaeologist upon graduation, become experts who can take part in the classification and determination of all kinds of cultural assets.

Mission:

To train archaeologists who closely follow scientific excavations and research in the field of archeology and can adapt their experience and experience to the field they work. to reveal the cultural richness of Turkey within the framework of scientific methods and to share and promote the findings with scientists. It is to ensure the protection of unearthed cultural assets with scientific methods and to contribute to the economy. In addition to his education and training, he is equipped with archaeological field studies and can transfer knowledge and skills to his environment. worker. investigating. is to raise free, original and contemporary individuals who can express themselves, who work, who research, who think and who are honest.

Purpose:

It offers archaeological education about Anatolian and surrounding cultures in prehistoric and historical periods in the light of material remains.

Program Language:

Turkish

Program Description:

The study areas of the program are Classical Archeology, Prehistory, Protohistory and Near East Archeology, Medieval Archeology and Underwater Archeology.

Admission and Registration Conditions:

To gain the right to register by getting enough points from the higher education transition exam organized by OSYM.

Recognition of Prior Learning:

For students who want to transfer to the Selçuk University Archeology department in higher education institutions in Turkey and foreign countries, the provisions of the regulation on the principles of transfer between associate degree and undergraduate programs in higher education institutions, double major and minor and inter-institutional credit transfer are applied.

Graduation Requirements:

To have successfully completed at least 240 ECTS credit courses as a result of 8 semesters of education and training.

Assessment and Evaluation Principles:

For students who want to transfer from higher education institutions in Turkey and abroad to Selcuk University Faculty of Letters Archeology Departments, the provisions of the regulation on the principles of transferring between associate degree and undergraduate programs in higher education institutions, double major, minor and inter-institutional credit transfer are applied.

Employment Opportunities:

Graduated students are employed as academicians in higher education institutions, as archaeologists in museums and archaeological sites affiliated to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, in private museums, in Cultural Heritage Preservation Boards, in Conservation Application and Inspection Offices, in restoration and conservation laboratories, in private companies and in archaeological excavations.

Transition to Higher Degree Programs:

Students who successfully complete the Undergraduate Program can apply to study in graduate programs.