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Archaeology Faculties and institutes
The Faculty of Archaeology is the largest academic centre of Archaeology in the Netherlands. The Faculty ranks in the top ten worldwide in academic reputation and research impact (February 2021 QS World University Ranking by subject). The Faculty has a staff of more than 170…

Graduate School Archaeology Archaeology
The Leiden University Graduate School of Archaeology (GSA) coordinates the admission and registration procedures of all PhD researchers with a PhD graduation planned at the Faculty of Archaeology. The GSA monitors the full PhD track, from admission to graduation, supports (financially) both PhD ‘bottom…

Faculty Regulations Archaeology Regulation
The Faculty Regulations describe the organisation of the Faculty of Archaeology, the research goals, and which programmes and research departments are part of the faculty. The regulations are enacted by the Faculty Council and approved by the University Executive Board.

Leiden Archaeology PhD Committee Communities
The PhD Committee is a bottom-up initiative that aims to create an open, active, and fun environment for all PhD candidates working at Leiden University’s Faculty of Archaeology. The PhD community at the Faculty of Archaeology is diverse, international, and interdisciplinary. The committee is run by…

Parameter Model Faculty of Archaeology Regulation
Parameters for the Definition and Division of Tasks for Academic Staff at the Faculty of Archaeology

Course and Examination Regulations Archaeology Regulation
The outline of the programme is documented in the Course and Examination Regulations (OER). These regulations state the students' most important rights and obligations, with respect to the following (among others): How, when and how often can an exam be taken? Structure of the studies How long will…

Rules of Procedure Faculty Council Archaeology Regulation

Rules and Regulations Board of Examiners Archaeology Regulation
The Board of Examiners will look at your request in accordance to, among others, the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Examiners. Personal circumstances and proportionality are taken into account.

Recognition procedure study associations Leiden University - Faculty of Archaeology Regulation
Study associations form a very important part of the academic community within Leiden University and the faculties. This policy document is about the recognition of study associations within the Faculty of Archaeology.

Martijn Manders Professor by special appointment Underwater archaeology and maritime heritage management
Faculteit Archeologie

Joanita Vroom Professor Archaeology of Medieval and Early Modern Eurasia
Faculteit Archeologie