Amsterdam Centre for Ancient Studies and Archaeology

UvA & VU

ACASA is an academic centre with the combined expertise of the UvA and the VU in the fields of ancient studies, classics and archaeology.

‘If you enrol in an ACASA programme, you will really get the best of both worlds.’

Student Jolien talks about the cooperation within ACASA.

Programmes

Bachelor's programmes

Interested in studying Archaeology, Greek and Latin languages and culture, or Ancient Studies? The UvA and VU offer several joint-programme Bachelor's programmes.

Master's programmes

Together, the UvA and the VU offer a variety of Master's programmes relating to archaeology, heritage, ancient studies and classics.

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2 October 2020

What did life use to be like in the Waterlooplein neighbourhood? UvA archaeologists investigated this and created 3D reconstructions of what the neighbourhood must have looked like in the past. The result can be seen ...

16 September 2020

Great news: the UvA recently became certified drone operator. This means that UvA researchers are now allowed to fly drones in areas where they are normally prohibited and that they can use heavier equipment than ...

27 August 2020

The following positions are open to be filled for 34 months:

Various activities are organised for and by ACASA students.

A large number of UvA and VU lecturers is connected with ACASA.

Amsterdam Centre for Ancient Studies and Archaeology

Wander through the 17th-century Waterlooplein neighbourhood in 3D

UvA drones are now allowed to fly almost anywhere

Interesting 3D vacancies

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