Next offered September 2012
ANAR 145S: Egypt of the Pharaohs
A Study Abroad Course Offered in Egypt by UCSD
September 8-23, 2012
Study abroad in Egypt! This course examines the ancient pyramids, temples, tombs, art, and history of ancient Egypt. During the 16 days of the course we will visit 36 archaeological sites and four museums that highlight all aspects of ancient civilization.
Highlights include visits to:
Also enjoy Middle Eastern food and zar music, and learn about the rich 6,000-year history of Egypt! The goal of this course is for students to gain an understanding of Egyptian archaeology, art history, and history from the Predynastic period through the Roman occupation and Islamic conquest. This is accomplished through direct experience —visiting ancient ruins and studying art and architecture with a UCSD professor. Join us!
Credit: Eight unit, upper division anthropology credit at UCSD. Option of additional four units for a total of 12.
Approximate Cost: University Summer Session tuition (at UC Student, UC Graduate Student, or non-UC rate) for eight to 12 units, Summer Session registration fees, and $2695 in special course fees. Your course fees will cover all ground transportation in Egypt (in private van, sleeper train & jeep), entrance fees to sites and museums (with International Student ID card), hotels, breakfasts, lunches, and introductory/farewell dinners. It also covers some special activities such as desert & oasis safari, and camel excursions. Course fees do not cover airfare and personal costs.
Dates: September 8-23, 2012
Eligibility: Anyone of legal age, including UC undergraduate and graduate students, students of other colleges & universities, and non-students.
Dr. Geoffrey E. Braswell
Dept. of Anthropology, UCSD
9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0532
La Jolla, CA 92093-0532
858-822-1540 (office)
gbraswel@ucsd.edu