The Senior Seminars offer a broad and diverse programme of lectures reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of contemporary archaeology and heritage research. Organized as single lecture or short courses, they bring together a wide range of topics, approaches, and perspectives.
The seminars are open to both staff and students. Students enrolled in the MA programme in Applied Critical Archaeology and Heritage are required to attend a specified number of seminars and to submit a short critical paper based on them. This activity is assessed on a pass/fail basis (Idoneità).
Students enrolled in ACMA, as well as those pursuing Specialisation School or PhD programmes, are also welcome to attend.
Academic Coordinator: Prof. Giulia Marsili
Students are either expected to attend eight (8) seminars or four (4) seminars and two (2) short courses over the course of two years.
The Senior Seminar is a pass/fail class and, in order to get 6 credits (CFU), students are required to write a 3000 - words cumulative paper on the seminars attended, starting from the exam session in June.
With regard to assessment, the use of AI is prohibited. Any such use constitutes a breach of academic integrity.
Students must email their paper to giulia.marsili2@unibo.it and register on AlmaEsami one week before the exam date. Students do not need to be present at the exam.
The full schedule of seminars and lectures will soon be available .
NB. Please note that, as this is a transitional year between the previous and the new degree programme structure, second-year students may fulfil the course requirements by attending the seminars included in the first-year study plan.
