Facts and figures

Key figures for 2019

Scientific publications	89
Master's degree programme	3
Bachelor's degree programmes	2
One year programme	1
Academic man-years	44
Research fellows (postdoctoral and PhD)	27
Administrative man-years	20
Budget (total)	MNOK 87
Percentage of budget funded by external funders	18 %
Research projects funded by external funders (postdoctoral projects not included)	20

Areas of research

• Archaeology
• Conservation
• History

National commitments

The Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History is engaged in several national and international projects, including:

• Archaeology: "Meetings Make History. Hunters’ Rock Art and Lands of identity in Mesolithic Northern Europe"
• History: "The 1814 Project"
• Conservation: "After the Black Death: Painting and Polychrome Sculpture in Norway, 1350‒1550"