Aurélie Anne-Laure Terrier

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Biography Teaching & PhD

Education

Phd

| ArchÃ©ologie classique

2013 – 2019 Université de Genève
Directed by Archéologie

2013 – 2014 IFFP, Renens

Master

| Egyptologie

2008 – 2011 Université de Genève
Directed by Egyptologie

2004 – 2008 Université de Genève

2001 – 2004 HEAD HES-SO Geneve
Directed by Architecture

Professionals experiences

ChargÃ©e de cours - collaboratrice scientifique

2023–2025

EPFL (Bourse FNS Ambizione)

2023–2024

Université de Lyon 2

2020–2025

EFA Ecole Française d'Athènes

2019–2023

CNRS IRAA (bourse FNS postdoc Mobility)

2004–2025

Suisse, Mali, Egypte, Syrie, Italie, Grèce

2010–2023

CFPC Centre de Formation Professionnelle Construction, Genève

2014–2020

Université de Genève (bourse FNS doc.Ch)

2011–2013

EBAG École des Beaux-Arts du Genevois, Annemasse - France

2006–2010

IN’KA architecture, Carouge - Genève

Teaching & PhD

Courses

Forma urbis

PENS-236

Some ancient cities are ruins, while others evolve, integrating their history into the urban fabric. These transformations create architectural palimpsests, making the city a living monument where past and present coexist and revealing captivating stories around every corner.

Introduction to building archaeology

AR-531

This course imparts the basic notions of study and analysis methods in construction archaeology. The aim is to develop students' understanding of ancient buildings, enabling them to take a more sensitive approach to architectural objects.