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Know where to go in the BA Archaeology

24 August 2023

Study Advisers

For practical and personal issues. We are here to help. What you share is confidential.

  • Study skills
  • Planning and course extensions
  • Study programme
  • Stress & well-being
  • Studying with personal circumstances: physical disabilities (for example ADHD, ASS/dyslexia), but also family issues, illness, family care, pregnancy, etc.

E-mail: studyadvisers@arch.leidenuniv.nl

Whom to contact for administrative questions?

Frontoffice Student Affairs (Plexus, Student Centre)

  • Finances
  • Enrolment process
  • Visa

Contact: (#31)(0)71 527 2727

Administration Education Office Archaeology

  • uSis
  • Brigthspace
  • MyStudyMap
  • Course enrolment
  • Graduation
  • Grades lists

E-mail: onderwijs@arch.leidenuniv.nl.

When to contact the Board of Examiners?

Always first consult the Study Adviser

  • Changes in your programme
  • Extra-curricular activities/courses
  • Thesis extensions
  • Exemptions
  • Plagiarism: Make sure you know what plagiarism is and what the possible consequences are

See the website of the Board of Examiners for more information.

Complaint procedures

  • Disagreeing with a decision
  • Unacceptable behaviour
  • Improper treatment
  • Academic integrity
  • Malpractice
  • Other types of complaint

See for more information and contact the website.

Other services

  • Well-being: find out how you can boost your well-being and whom you can turn to for support
  • Exchange: would you like to study abroad?
  • Career Service: preparing for your future career. You can meet with the career adviser for individual guidance. Or you can take a look at the Career Zone website for career planning, tests, workshops, and events.
  • Get started: explanation and information about anything library related, like LU-Card, catalogue, borrowing books, databases, etc.

Study association

Important in Bachelor's Year One

  • Mentor groups: in your first year you have access to a mentor group. Your mentor is there to make sure you know your way around the faculty and Leiden.
  • Binding Study Advice (BSA)
  • Study re-choice: if you feel like you made the wrong choice, or if you don't know whether it is the right choice for you, know that you can contact Career Service for help.
  • Specialisation choice: at the end of the first year you will choose one of two specialisations: World Archaeology or Heritage & Society.
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