The specialty of Egyptology is the study of ancient Egyptian civilization in all its cultural, historical and artistic aspects. Egyptology focuses on understanding the ancient Egyptian civilization through the study of the monuments, texts, and arts left by this civilization throughout the ages.

Fields of study of Egyptology:

• Archaeology: Study and analysis of Egyptian antiquities including temples, pyramids, tombs, and ancient cities.
• Ancient Texts: Study of ancient inscriptions and texts written in the ancient Egyptian language, such as hieroglyphics, and the meanings and cultural and religious dimensions of these texts.
• Arts and Painting: Study of artistic developments in drawings, sculpture and other works of art that are found in Egyptology.
• Civilization and Social History: Understanding the social, political and economic structure of ancient Egyptian civilization through available evidence.
• Technology and Engineering: Study of the structural and engineering techniques that were used in building temples, pyramids, and other structures.

Objectives of studying Egyptology:

• Learning about cultural heritage: preserving ancient Egyptian heritage and understanding it better through scientific studies.
• Critical Analysis: Exploring and analyzing archaeological remains and ancient texts to understand Egyptian civilization more deeply.
• Cultural Communication: Promoting cultural dialogue between Egypt and the world and between various academic disciplines.
• Practical applications: Use of knowledge in archaeological projects, cultural tourism, restoration and preservation of archaeological sites.

Job opportunities for Egyptology graduates:

• Academic research: Working as an academic researcher in universities and research institutions to study Egyptology.
• Excavation and restoration: Working on archaeological projects as an excavation specialist or archaeological conservator.
• Museums and Cultural Institutions: Working as a conservator of Egyptology collections in museums and cultural institutions.
• Cultural Tourism: Working in the field of cultural tourism and directing visitors to visit archaeological sites in Egypt and abroad.

Egyptology contributes to a comprehensive understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization, and is considered a vital field for preserving cultural heritage and cultural communication between different peoples.