Archaeology and Biblical Studies, Master of Arts, (M.A.)

More information about this degree program can be found in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences  section of the catalog.

 

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The mission of the overall graduate programs in archaeology is to produce students who:

1) have a broad-based training in the Humanities;
2) are introduced to methods and theories in social sciences and their contributions to biblical studies;
3) have practical training in field archaeology and material studies;
4) and are competent to integrate archaeological data into the interpretation of the Bible and other documents of the ancient Near East.