The ARKAIA Institute of Mediterranean Archaeology, in partnership with the Drassm, is responsible for the scientific and operational management of the Master of Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (MoMArch), a course backed by the Faculty of Arts, Letters, Languages and Human Sciences of Aix-Marseille University. This Master’s degree, placed under the aegis of UNESCO, trains future international specialists in underwater archaeology and coastal archaeology. The training, both theoretical and practical, is provided by a team composed of researchers and engineers from the university, the CNRS (in particular at the Camille Jullian Centre) and the Drassm, with the operational support of Ipso Facto Scop. The Master’s degree integrates eight new French and international students each year in M1.
To ensure the operational coordination of the Master’s activities, the ARKAIA Institute and the Camille Jullian Centre are welcoming a maritime archaeology research engineer to Aix-Marseille University from September 2025.
📆 Applications will be sent by 30 May 2025 at the latest.
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