The Kelsey Museum has an Egyptian collection that includes considerable material from Egypt's Graeco-Roman period, from excavations at Karanis in the 1930s. For the Kelsey Museum web page, click here . University of Pennsylvania offers degrees through its Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. It has traditionally specialized in the archaeological aspects of Egyptology, with several students taking joint degrees in Egyptology and anthropological archaeology. Resources include the University Museum and its library.
Students seem to have extensive opportunities to excavate in Egypt and elsewhere in the Near East.
For the web page of the University Museum's Egyptian collection, click here. Yale University offers Egyptology degrees through its Department of Near Eastern Languages and Literatures. The Coptic language is taught by Bentley Layton , of another department. The university has a complete Egyptological library. New York University's Institute of Fine Arts offers degrees with a concentration on Egyptian art history.