The courses, as described, may be subject to change as a result of ongoing curricular revisions, assignment of lecturers and teaching staff, and program development. Syllabi for the courses listed below are available upon request from Council. 3000 Studio Arts to complete their course of study. The course places Tunisian culture in the context of the major Mediterranean cultures of each period. The course material is covered through a combination of classroom lessons, group visits to museums and sites, and individual reports.
Evaluation is based on an examination and reports based on the field visits.
Nejib Ben Lazreg. This course is an introduction to various elements of archaeology. Discussions are held with researchers from the National Heritage Agency, the Ministry of Culture, and technicians from several archaeology sites. In addition to classroom discussions, students study these problems at various major and minor sites in Tunisia and are assigned written tasks with reference to these sites. Students who choose to take this course may not enroll in TNSA 3000.