MA in Global Maritime Archaeology

MA in Global Maritime Archaeology MA Marine Archaeology commences every October. We offer a varied and truly international approach to

The MA in Maritime Archaeology is intended to expose students to a broad range of facets that fall within this discipline. Students will be able to start and develop their careers in the field of archaeology with special emphasis on the maritime and underwater sub-disciplines of the subject. Furthermore, students may use the skill garnered from this robust course to pursue careers that are not rel

ated to archaeology. Skills-sets acquired throughout the one year duration of this programme are multi-dimensional, flexible and most importantly, desirable to stakeholders and employers. The Master's programme in Global Marine Archaeology is an accelerated, 12-month programme commencing in October 2016. It’s being offered by the University of Malta in collaboration with the Western Australian Museum.

At the University of Malta Research Expo, Mr Sergio Kesrouwani and Dr Judith Gatt presented ongoing research being devel...
31/05/2026

At the University of Malta Research Expo, Mr Sergio Kesrouwani and Dr Judith Gatt presented ongoing research being developed within the MA programme in Global Maritime Archaeology at the Department of Classics and Archaeology.

Mr Kesrouwani shared insights from the ongoing AUV surveys, while Dr Judith Gatt presented the work and discoveries emerging from the Salina Bay Field School.

A great opportunity to showcase the innovative research and fieldwork being carried out within the programme.

Our first days in Salina Bay. Crystal clear water, great energy and above all great teamwork!Credits: Wiktoria Patras & ...
28/05/2026

Our first days in Salina Bay. Crystal clear water, great energy and above all great teamwork!

Credits: Wiktoria Patras & James Mcblane

A huge thank you to the Malta National Aquarium for giving us such a beautiful glimpse into the incredible underwater li...
18/05/2026

A huge thank you to the Malta National Aquarium for giving us such a beautiful glimpse into the incredible underwater life hidden beneath our oceans. 🌊🐠

Beautiful ship graffiti and even brighter smiles ⚓✨Experimenting with carving on stone and discovering how intricate det...
08/05/2026

Beautiful ship graffiti and even brighter smiles ⚓✨
Experimenting with carving on stone and discovering how intricate details can come to life.

A big thank you to the Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit of Heritage Malta for making this unique experience possible! 🙌

Discover Salina Bay on the 12th of June on European Archaeology Days. Will be waiting for you!Link to event: https://fb...
08/05/2026

Discover Salina Bay on the 12th of June on European Archaeology Days.

Will be waiting for you!

Link to event: https://fb.me/e/4Py5qWOim

Last week at LRCW 8 in Ravenna, Enrico Cirelli, Nathaniel Cutajar, and our alumna Mieke Kassulke presented some of the p...
28/04/2026

Last week at LRCW 8 in Ravenna, Enrico Cirelli, Nathaniel Cutajar, and our alumna Mieke Kassulke presented some of the preliminary results from the pottery study of the Salina Bay Project.

It’s great to see this work contributing to wider discussions on Late Roman ceramics, and we’re looking forward to developing these results further in the coming months!

We are proud to share that our alumnus, Pablo Morando, recently presented at the maritime heritage crime investigation t...
27/04/2026

We are proud to share that our alumnus, Pablo Morando, recently presented at the maritime heritage crime investigation training programme, TRITON, organised by the OSCE-led Heritage Crime Task Force. 🌍

His presentation tackled how AI can be used in the monitoring and management of Underwater Cultural Heritage Sites!

The programme brought together trainees and officials from across Malta, Croatia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Jordan, the Netherlands, North Macedonia, Portugal, Spain, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom.

A fantastic achievement and contribution to the protection of our shared maritime heritage. 👏

Our students, under the guidance of Mr Sergio Kesrouwani, revisited the Dockyard Creek collection. 📦They carefully updat...
26/04/2026

Our students, under the guidance of Mr Sergio Kesrouwani, revisited the Dockyard Creek collection. 📦

They carefully updated the inventory, reorganised the finds, and placed everything into new bags with fresh labels.

It was a fantastic experience to rediscover these fascinating pieces and appreciate their value all over again. 🔍✨

A big thank you to the Maritime Museum and Heritage Malta’s Underwater Cultural Heritage Unit for their invaluable support. 🙏

Visiting Fort Delimara with Mr Matthew Balzan from Heritage Malta on a beautiful sunny day! ☀️A perfect blend of fortifi...
25/04/2026

Visiting Fort Delimara with Mr Matthew Balzan from Heritage Malta on a beautiful sunny day! ☀️

A perfect blend of fortifications, stunning seascapes, and the beauty of nature in spring. 🌿🌊

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