Archaeology and Tourism is an interdisciplinary course that explores the relationship between cultural heritage, historical sites, and the tourism industry. It combines the study of ancient civilizations, excavation techniques, artifact preservation, and historical analysis with the principles of tourism management, sustainable development, and heritage conservation. Students learn how archaeological discoveries contribute to cultural tourism and how tourism, in turn, affects the preservation of historical sites.  

The course covers various topics, including archaeological methods, site interpretation, museum studies, cultural heritage laws, and tourism marketing. It also emphasizes ethical considerations in managing historical sites and balancing tourism development with conservation efforts. Practical experiences such as fieldwork, excavations, and internships at heritage sites or museums provide hands-on training.  

Graduates can pursue careers in heritage management, cultural tourism, museum curation, travel consultancy, and archaeological research. The course prepares students to work in governmental agencies, tourism organizations, non-profits, and academic institutions, promoting the responsible use of historical and cultural resources while enhancing the tourism experience.