Egyptology Major

Distinguished university professor, Salima Ikram (YAB '86), gives a short brief about AUC’s egyptology undergraduate program; what students can expect to learn, the hands-on experiences offered, and the career paths students can take on upon graduation.

[@gandolph999]

I think that Egyptology is more relevant to our world than is generally recognized at this time.
It is difficult to overstate the benefits of exposing, learning and understanding about what the ancient Egyptians knew, did, realized and accomplished.
Ancient Egypt can help to inform us about the procession of human civilization to where it now stands.
To learn about thousands of years of continous history will require various academic disciplines, inquisitive and creative minds.
As humanity rushes forward, it is important to learn, know and understand where it has been.

[@Red_Rebel]

I want to attend her classes so bad!

[@helveticaneptune537]

Wonderful women

[@Mike-fu9hu]

Indeed

[@CrowdPleeza]

As far as the various foreign groups that took over Egypt. Is there any info that can tell us how much these people changed the makeup of the ancient Egyptian population? How many of those foreign groups settled in Egypt? What were their numbers in comparison to the native Egyptian population?

[@enm_1209]

I'm Japanese but I'd love to learn the Egyptology🫶🏻

[@amghnas7114]

Trop belle Salima