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Archeologie — RIO 1001O5978

Programme evidence at a glance

This unit has 1 contextual record containing 1 retained source row, with 1 distinct provider code. These are source-record counts, not separate degrees, available places or open applications. Source-name aliases do not create extra contextual records.

Original programme names (NAAM_LANG)
Archeologie
International names reported by the source (INTERNATIONALE_NAAM)
Archaeology
Reported level labels (NIVEAU)
WO-BA
Reported degree labels (GRAAD)
BACHELOR
Recognised programme codes (ERKENDEOPLEIDINGSCODE)
56703
Reported study-form labels (VORM)
VOLTIJD
Reported study-load values (STUDIELAST)
180
Teaching-language codes (VOERTAAL)
NLD

Source collection date (UTC): 2026-10-20. Collection dates describe the stored evidence, not the current application year.

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Provider and source codeReported place and location codeStudy formTeaching-language codeEvidence
Universiteit Leiden
114A561		 Leiden
114X175		 VOLTIJDNLD Source fields 1 →

What to verify for this unit

Original DUO RIO overview of funded current and future higher education education records. OPLEIDING means a programme and VARIANT a programme variant. Each unit page groups only the original OPLEIDINGSEENHEIDCODE; an offering or location is not counted as a separate degree. The list does not cover every private provider or guarantee that applications are open.

Reported start, end and intake dates remain source evidence rather than a promise of current availability. A missing end date does not establish an open intake. Names, qualification labels, codes, languages and missing values remain in Dutch. No CIP equivalence, inferred admissions conditions or institution-name matches are added. Contextual offering records and source-name aliases are preserved together.

Source: DUO official dataset and Creative Commons Attribution licence statement; official RIO delivery specification v2.0. Original language nl; English explanations and grouping added by CollegeVerse, which DUO does not endorse. Verify current availability with the provider.

Original RIO unit 1001O5978; observed 2026-10-20. 1 contextual records below.

Original source fields

OPLEIDING · 1001O5978

Original record 6168
AANGEBODEN_OPLEIDINGCODE
9302e80d-d9bd-417c-bd9f-707a5023a8df
AANGEBODEN_OPLEIDING_BEGINDATUM
2012-09-01T00:00:00
AANGEBODEN_OPLEIDING_EINDDATUM
Not provided (null)
BEGINDATUM
2002-09-01T00:00:00
BUITENLANDSEPARTNER
Not provided (null)
DEFICIENTIE
GEEN_DEFICIENTIES
EERSTE_INSTROOMDATUM
2012-09-01T00:00:00
EIGENNAAM
Archeologie
EIGENNAAM_DUITS
Not provided (null)
EIGENNAAM_ENGELS
Archaeology
EIGEN_AANGEBODEN_OPLEIDINGSLEUTEL
9302e80d-d9bd-417c-bd9f-707a5023a8df
EINDDATUM
Not provided (null)
EISEN_WERKZAAMHEDEN
GEEN_EISEN
EQF
6
ERKENDEOPLEIDINGSCODE
56703
ERKENNER
NVAO
GRAAD
BACHELOR
INTERNATIONALE_NAAM
Archaeology
LAATSTE_INSTROOMDATUM
Not provided (null)
NAAM_LANG
Archeologie
NIVEAU
WO-BA
NLQF
6
OMSCHRIJVING
### Introduction\n\nArchaeology is an exciting discipline, in which you combine very different skills and fields of knowledge.\n\nYou venture out into the world to discover, study and interpret traces of past societies in the landscape, but you also work with both your head and hands in the classroom, in the laboratory, and at your desk, applying academic theories and analysing archaeological materials.\n\nYou often have to interpret scanty information, and fill in the gaps by thinking like an anthropologist, even if you are reconstructing life in societies we can no longer see. Where possible, you use historical sources, like a historian, but you also explore whether you can use high-tech methods from the natural sciences. Archaeology can therefore always be found at the interfaces between history and the social and natural sciences.\n\nThe field of archaeology itself encompasses the deep and even deepest history of humans, human societies and our intervention in nature.\nAs an archaeologist you also collect a large amount of valuable information that can shine new light on the big issues society faces today. You study early examples of globalisation and mass migration, following them over the centuries.\n\nYou study examples of growing social inequality and its effects on different groups in society. You deliberate over when humans first began to affect nature significantly and the long-term consequences of this, even for the population of today's world.\n\nYou study how different societies and cultures view their cultural and natural heritage, and how important this heritage can be to their identities.\n\nThis is what makes Archaeology the programme for people of all ages who wish to combine a particular fascination with the past with a broad general interest.
ONDERWIJSAANBIEDERID
114A561
ONDERWIJSAANBIEDER_NAAM
Universiteit Leiden
ONDERWIJSBESTUURID
107B578
ONDERWIJSBESTUUR_NAAM
Universiteit Leiden
ONDERWIJSLOCATIECODE
114X175
ONDERWIJSLOCATIEPLAATS
Leiden
ONDERWIJSLOCATIESTRAAT
Rapenburg
OPLEIDINGSEENHEIDCODE
1001O5978
PENVOERDER
Universiteit Leiden
PROPEDEUTISCHE_FASE
PROPEDEUTISCHE_FASE_EXAMEN
SAMENWERKEND_MET
Not provided (null)
SOORT
OPLEIDING
STUDIEKEUZECHECK
GEEN_STUDIEKEUZE_CHECK
STUDIELAST
180
VARIANT_VAN
Not provided (null)
VERSNELD_TRAJECT
GEEN_VERSNELD_TRAJECT
VOERTAAL
NLD
VORM
VOLTIJD
WAARDEDOCUMENTSOORT
GETUIGSCHRIFT
WEBSITE
Not provided (null)
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