By the end of the second year, students are required to complete archaeological internship or archaeological laboratory activities included in the degree programme curriculum, as set out in Article 7 of the Regulations. These activities are not graded but are assessed on a pass/fail basis.

Archaeological internships are listed under code B029525, while archaeological laboratories are listed under code B029526. Students may choose the activities they wish to undertake and are advised to agree their choice with the relevant teaching staff.

Regardless of the code that students choose to include in their study plan, they may combine internship and laboratory activities until they reach a total of 6 CFU, which will then be recorded under a single code.

LABORATORIES

Attendance and credit recording

To attend laboratory activities:

The teaching staff responsible for recording laboratory credits are M.E. Alberti, delegate/chair, A. Catagnoti and D. Lo Vetro.

Credits are recorded on the exam dates indicated on the examination calendar website.

The offer includes:

All laboratory activities may be attended only after completing the health and safety course. Students who do not already hold this certification must enrol in the course by the end of their first year.