Welcome to the Department of Classics and Archaeology.
This page provides some useful information for all new students registered for a degree in Classics and/or Archaeology at the University of Malta.
The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) is a portal where tutors post lecture material online for use by students following their study-units. Get to know all about VLE or access VLE through the Students portal.
The timetable for Classics and Archaeology lectures can be found on the Faculty of Arts website. For any any concerns related to the timetables, please contact Ms Louisa Borg (secretary) at the Archaeology Farmhouse.
To search for the study-units on offer in Classics and Archaeology use the course finder or use the Study-units database accessed through eSIMS.
For queries related to timetabling and your course, contact Ms Louisa Borg.
For academic queries, please contact your lecturer/s directly.
Find out lecturers' details - who they are and where to find them.
If you find that you have a few hours a week to spare, and you would like to gain some practical experience in archaeological post-excavation, why not try out some voluntary work at the Department. We are always in need of volunteers to help with pottery washing, inking and storing. Such work also gives you the opportunity to socialise as well as gain valuable experience in the processing of archaeological material. If you are interested in doing some voluntary work at the Archaeology farmhouse, please get in touch with Dr Maxine Anastasi.
All students reading for a degree in Archaeology (Undergraduate, Postgraduate- including MA by research, MA taught, MPhil and PhD) are to refer to the departmental guidelines on the responsabile use of AI.
Guidelines for responsabile use of AI tools_23rd September 2026.docx.pdf [PDF]
Kindly ensure that you download a copy of these guidelines and read them carefully. These guidelines are to be followed when writing an assignment/essay and dissertation/thesis.