Is this programme right for you?

Anna, student.

Meet a student on the programme

Name: Anna Carlsson
From: Växjö, Sweden

If your interests involve ancient culture or ancient history, then this is a good programme.

Why did you choose this programme?
– I chose to study the Master's programme in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History as I wanted to continue my education after a Bachelor's in antiquity and archaeology. I have been interested in ancient history since I was a child. Another reason I chose this programme was because it would combine my interests of history and science.

What is the best thing about studying at Uppsala University?
– The best thing about studying here is all the opportunities offered, through my education and student life. It is possible to combine courses to make the studies suit you and your interests, and there are many opportunities to further yourself by getting involved in student associations.

What is most challenging?
– The most challenging thing is to plan your studies, regarding how and when you will study. To deal with this, I try to plan ahead and set up a framework for when and where I will study. For me, it also works well to study at different locations to get a change of environment.

Tell us about student life!
– Student life in Uppsala is fun. There are many opportunities to find thongs to do outside of your studies. There are associations and groups in everything from games and dance. It is possible to meet new people in a lot of different places and from many different areas of study. There is always something going on for students in Uppsala if you are bored.

What are three things you will do this week?
– This week I will read literature for my Master's thesis, write parts of my thesis and study for a course.

What advice would you give to someone who is considering applying for this programme?
– My advice is to follow what you want to do, find courses that sound interesting and try out studying. And, if your interests involve ancient culture or ancient history, then this is a good programme.

Three quick questions
Favourite place in your student town?
– My favourite place in Uppsala is the promenade along the Fyrisån.

What is the best student tradition at Uppsala University?
– It has to be Valborg (“Walpurgis”) with rafting in Fyrisån and hanging out in Ekonomikumparken.

Where is the best place to study?
– The group rooms at campus, the "Cave" and the library are always good places to find a quiet workplace.

Spring 2023

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