For Canadian universities, the University of Toronto is the only one that offers Egyptology as far as I know. Personally I've got my eye on the program in "Classical and Near Eastern Archeology" at the University of Saskatchewan. (And if SASKATCHEWAN has an archeology program, I'm sure tons of other universities do as well.)

From everywhere I've looked, Australia probably has the best (non-Egyptian) Egyptology/archaeology courses, where you can actually major specifically in the course of Egyptology, rather than just take some classes. There are history, culture, engineering, and hieroglyph reading classes. Also, I believe there are some digs around the world (e.g. Rome, Liverpool, Abydos, etc.).

The downside, however... is the price. $16.5k for 1 year tuition starting 2005. 2006 will be $17.4k. It's only going to rise. This doesn't involve your airfare if you aren't currently in Australia, cost of visa, passport, food, board, etc. I'd approximate around $100k just to get your bac.

If you have the money, then go for it. Unfortunately, I don't, hehe.

Check out this site PsyPharaoh.

It lists pretty much what is involved in becoming ann Egyptologist today , what courses should be taken, and what universities around the world offer such programs. Don't be discouraged!

Here the best we have nodoubt it's Pisa...I'm there, indeed ....you can ask and try to find the way , or better a job, in oder to pay uni and all the expences...Italy is awonderful place and pisa too...more, here in Turin we have the second museum in the world!!!!
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Love the site, it has a nice collection of data; however, I've failed to find any text or links pertaining to universities

I am not sure if by asking in this section I am doing right or not but my cousin is looking to do international MBA from Thunderbird laureate. All of us are against it and any honest review would be appreciated.