The Master's program in Archaeology at An-Najah National University stands out as a distinctive and exceptional offering among Palestinian universities. Uniquely positioned to contribute significantly to the documentation of Palestinian historical narratives, this national program holds special prominence within our academic offerings.

An-Najah National University has strategically designated the Archaeology program as one of its flagship initiatives. Aimed at graduate students aspiring to contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage, this program opens doors to a diverse range of career opportunities. Graduates are well-equipped to engage in meaningful roles within governmental and private institutions devoted to cultural heritage, including museums, conservation and restoration companies focusing on ancient structures, and municipal bodies across Palestine.

The program uniquely prepares students for involvement in international initiatives, archaeological projects, and expeditions. Participants have the opportunity to engage in archaeological excavations at sites spanning various time periods and cultures, covering the entirety of Palestine's rich history—from the dawn of human civilization on this land to the conclusion of the Ottoman era in 1917.