Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe
Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe (DISCO) is a transnational project, examining archaeological employment and barriers to transnational mobility within archaeology across European countries. DISCO brings together archaeologists who work together to make it easier for European archaeologists to work in countries other than their own.
DISCO’s Objectives
- identify barriers to entry to the profession of archaeology and to transnational mobility
- identify labour market information and trends, including training investment, recruitment and career progression difficulties
- establish the number of archaeologists working in each state
- identify training needs and skills shortages
- provide archaeological employers with information to aid business planning and improve organisational performance
Previous DISCO Projects Reports
This work has been undertaken with the support of the Lifelong Learning Programme of the European Union. Please click the links below to see the results from the previous projects.
2006-2008
Austria
Belgium
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Netherlands
Slovakia
Slovenia
United Kingdom
2012-2014
Austria (in German)
Austria (in English)
Belgium (in Flemish)
Belgium (in French)
Belgium (in English)
Bosnia-Herzegovina (in English)
Cyprus (in Greek)
Cyprus (in English)
Czech Republic (in Czech)
Czech Republic (in English)
Germany (in German)
Germany (in English)
Greece (in Greek)
Greece (in English)
Hungary (in Hungarian)
Hungary (in English)
Ireland
Netherlands (in Dutch)
Netherlands (In English)
Slovenia (in Slovene)
Slovenia (in English)
Slovakia (in Slovak)
Slovakia (in English)
United Kingdom