The Bachelor of Arts in Numismatics is a multifaceted program that provides students with an in-depth knowledge of the history, economics, and material culture related to coins, currency, and various monetary forms. Grounded in the disciplines of history and archaeology, the program examines the chronological evolution and regional differences of numismatic practices, spanning from ancient societies to the contemporary period. Students delve into both the theoretical and practical elements of numismatics, cultivating skills in examining coinage and various monetary artifacts as essential historical resources. This program highlights both the artistic and aesthetic significance of coins and their function as economic tools, showcasing political beliefs, trade frameworks, and social dynamics. The curriculum aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of monetary systems and their ongoing impact on global economies and societies.

Alongside historical and theoretical research, a Bachelor of Arts in Numismatics includes hands-on training in recognizing, categorizing, and preserving numismatic items. Students encounter different methods employed in the analysis of minting procedures, die research, and the study of patinas and wear on coins. Courses may also encompass the examination of related subjects like the archaeology of historic currencies, the economics of history, and the sociopolitical importance of coinage across various eras. Program graduates possess specialized expertise that provides career prospects in museums, academic research, heritage preservation, and the rare coin industry. Additionally, the program equips students for possible participation in numismatic associations and groups, providing routes into curatorial roles, auction companies, and scholarly areas connected to financial history and economic archaeology.