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Contents

Welcome to the University of Oslo 4 – 5

The University of Oslo 6 – 7

Studying in Oslo 8 – 9

Student life 10 – 11

Academic system 12 – 13

Exchange & cooperation programmes 14 – 15

Application and admission 16 – 17

Master’s degree programmes 18 – 19

The Norwegian Quota Scheme 20 – 21

Course Catalogue 22 – 26

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Welcome to the University of Oslo

The University of Oslo is a leading Euro pean university and the oldest and largest university in Norway. Aca demic excellence and research- driven learning will be core elements of your life as a student at our institution.

We hope that your journey will be re-warding and that you will experience that knowledge changes everything.

Ole Petter OttersenRector

Gunn-Elin Aa. BjørneboeUniversity Director

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Knowledge is the key to a better life for all. As a new interna-tional student at the University of Oslo, you are embarking on a journey towards new knowledge.



A leading European universityThe University of Oslo (UiO) was founded in 1811, and is Norway’s old-est, premier, and largest institution of higher education. UiO has contri bu-ted substantially to research, innova-tion, and education in and outside of Norway.

The University of Oslo offers degree programmes within eight faculties: Theology, Law, Medicine, Humanities, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Dentistry, Social Sciences, and Educa-tion. We offer more than 800 cours-es taught in English at all levels, and 40 Master’s degree programmes are taught in English.

Students at the University of Oslo have access to excellent lecture and univer-sity library facilities; the the award-winning library building has become a popular meeting place. Students at UiO live and learn in a positive and inclu-sive learning environment.

International universityOver 10 % of the student population at the University of Oslo has an interna-tional background. Oslo is an interna-tional capital with people and culture from all over the world.

A research universityThe University of Oslo is Norway’s largest research institution. Basic re-search constitutes the cornerstone of the University’s ongoing development as a research university of high inter-national standing. We believe that ex-cellence in research is a prerequisite for quality in university education, and that it is the key to the research com-munity’s ability to provide relevant responses to current challenges, to contribute to inno vation, and to engage in public and international issues.

The University of Oslo coordinates eight Centres of Excellence (SFF), a Centre for Research-based Innovation, seven Marie Curie Training Sites, three of Nor-way’s foremost museums as well as a decentralised centre with nodes in Tromsø and Oslo. Our research groups have been given the SFF-title for a pe-riod of ten years, and UiO’s first three SFFs were established in 2003.

Nobel Prize laureates Four researchers at the University of Oslo has been rewarded with Nobel prizes for their research, more than all the other Norwegian universities.

• Ragnar Frisch (1895-1973) was awarded the very first Nobel Prize in Economics in 1969.

• Odd Hassel (1897-1981) was awarded the 1969 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

• Ivar Giæver (1929- ) received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1973.

• Trygve Haavelmo (1911-99) won the Nobel Prize for his work in Econo-metrics.

The University of OsloThe University of Oslo is a renowned institution with strong academic traditions which offers high quality education and research. As a student you will have access to all of this – in the beautiful city of Oslo.

Students 27 600

PhD students 2823

Staff 7094

Faculties 8

Museums 3

Library Holdings 3.6 mill

Operating Budget 6.1 billions (NOK)

Nobel Prize Winners 4

Ranking, Shanghai no. 75 (World)

Facts and figures

The University of OsloWith over 27000 students and 300 student organisations you are bound to meet new friends.

As a student at UiO you will be sur-rounded by beautiful architecture in a green environment. Here, the university library.

The Faculty of Law lies in downtown Oslo.

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Studying in OsloThe capital of Norway is welcoming, vibrant, and cosmopolitan. Oslo offers a varied cultural life and easy access to outdoor experiences on the coast, in the forests, and in the mountains.

UiO in OsloThe University of Oslo’s original cam-pus is located in the city centre, adja-cent to the Royal Palace and the Par-liament. The main campus of Blindern, just minutes by subway, tram, or bicy-cle from the heart of Oslo, offers prox-imity to the forests and hills surround-ing the city and affords wonderful views of the Oslo Fjord. As most Nor-wegians speak English, it is easy to find one’s way around.

The city of everythingOslo is smaller than most capitals, but offers all the cultural activities one ex-pects to find in a capital as well as the beautiful nature surrounding the city and the University. The Norwegian capital is home to almost 600 000 in-habitants, and over 10 % of the entire population of Norway. Among Oslo’s 60 000 students, almost 75 % come from outside Oslo.

Fjord cityThe city of Oslo lies at the end of the 100 km Oslo Fjord and is surround-ed by sea, forests, and hills. You can reach many of the 40 islands in the Oslo Fjord by boat from downtown Oslo. The climate in Oslo is milder than the latitude suggests, and in the sum-mertime the temperature normally

exceeds 20°C. Yet, the winters are cold enough to make Oslo a popular venue for skiing.

Green and freshOslo’s many parks cover over 8 km2 of the city. Over 50 % of the city area of Oslo is covered by forest and parks, and there are hundreds of lakes within the city limits.

With public transport, you can quick-ly and easily reach Oslomarka, the for-ested and hilly areas surrounding Oslo. Here you can go hiking, skiing, kaj-akking, camping, swimming, and ex-plore the forests surrounding the city by bike.

Experience Norway from OsloIn Oslo you can combine high-quality education with unforgettable outdoor experiences, both winter and summer. Norway is known for its outstanding nature, and all of this is easily accessi-ble from Oslo.

You can travel to see the Aurora Bore-alis (“Northern lights”), experience the midnight sun, and discover the beau-tiful fjords and mountains all over the country. Students in Norway love the fresh air, quiet atmosphere, clean wa-ter and vast areas of space – and nature.

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The city of Oslo lies at the end of the 100 km Oslo Fjord and is surrounded by sea, forests and hills.

The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet. Oslo Opera House is a landmark at the top of the Oslo Fjord. The spectacular building is designed by the Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta.

Oslomarka. Vast forested hills surround-ing Oslo. Ideal for outdoor activity after a short ride on public transport.

Ski enthusiast? In Oslomarka you can indulge in more than 350 kilometers of prepared trails.

Oslo lies in the south-eastern part of Norway, and is a perfect venue for discovering the rest of the country.

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Student life

General facilitiesThe University of Oslo’s lecture rooms, laboratories, and computer labs are well-equipped and maintained, and the study facilities include state-of-the-art libraries and a wireless network zone for portable computer users. Interna-tional students often comment posi-tively on the availability and approach-ability of teachers.

Start with friendshipsAt the beginning of each semester you are introduced to a Buddy – a student who has taken responsibility for intro-ducing the University of Oslo and the city to new students. When joining a ‘Buddy group’, you quickly get to know new students during the first week of your stay.

Every semester, the University of Oslo arranges a special events programme for international students, such as mu-seum tours, hiking trips, ski courses, film evenings, and the weekly Inter-national Coffee Hour. The Internation-al Coffee Hour is a popular meeting place for international and Norwegian students and is held every Friday from 16.00 to 18.00 at the student house Chateau Neuf.

Student organisations and democracyFounded in 1813, the Norwegian Stu-dent Society, based in the student build-ing Chateau Neuf, is Norway’s oldest student association. It offers concerts, lectures, improvised theatre, club con-cepts, parties, exhibitions, and courses. Chateau Neuf has its own library, read-ing room, café, and restaurant.

As an international student at the Uni-versity of Oslo, you become a member of ISU – an independent, democratic, non-profit organisation run for and by international students. ISU publishes a newsletter and arranges academic and social events.

Student democracy at the University of Oslo is organised on many levels, from members of the Student Parliament to student representatives at the depart-ment level. Norwegian law ensures stu-dents 20 % of the members on boards and committees at the university.

Health and counsellingThe campus has student health cen-tres with general practitioners, nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists and den-tists. There is also a team of profession-al counselors to whom students can turn for advice in academic, financial or personal matters.

Stay in shape and eat wellYou can choose among 60 different sports activities in four trainingcen-tres offered by the SiO Student Sports, ranging from basketball, swimming, squash to climbing, dance and yoga. You can get a customized, individu-al training programme, participate in group training, and get-started classes.

At UiO you can eat at more than 40 on-campus restaurants and cafes with a varied selection of menus at student-friendly prices.

Budget and living costsThe national currency in Norway is the Norwegian kroner (NOK), and 1 € is ap-proximately 8 NOK. To give you an idea of the living expenses for a student in Norway, we have put together a modest budget.

There are no tuition fees at the Univer-sity of Oslo. There is a semester regis-tration fee of NOK 440 and a copy fee of NOK 100. Student housing is rea-sonably priced, and students under 30 are entitled to reduced fares on public transport. Most social events on cam-pus are either free of charge or offered at student-friendly prices. Internation-al students with satisfactory study pro-gression may be able to apply for a

part-time work permit. Internation-al students are allowed to work maxi-mum 20 hours per week.

The University of Oslo does not con-trol sources of student funding and can not assist students financially. Cost of living grants are only awarded to international students accepted for scholarship programmes. For more in-formation, see uio.no/english/student-life

Student HousingAll international students will receive guidelines on how to book student housing after admission. Internation-al students are given priority, provided they follow these guidelines.

There is so much more to being a student than studying. More than 300 active student associations, societies, and organisa-tions contribute to a rich and varied social life for students at the University of Oslo.

Total: NOK 50 000

for one semester (approximately € 7 000)

Transport: 3 000

Housing: 15 000

Food: 15 000

Books and supplies: 5 000

Other expenses: 12 000

Facts

Budget and living costs

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday – every week is filled with exciting activities for students at the University of Oslo.



Study programmesA study programme is a continuous course of study comprised of courses and course groups. The length of study programmes depend on the degree to which they lead.

The University of Oslo currently of-fers more than 40 Master’s degree pro-grammes taught entirely in English. The University does not currently of-fer any Bachelor’s degree programmes taught in English.

Courses offered in EnglishThe University of Oslo offers cours-es in English both at Bachelor’s and at Master’s degree levels. The courses of-fered in English are aimed particularly at exchange students.

Teaching methodsTeaching methods at UiO include lec-tures, seminars, laboratory work, workshops, group exercises, practical and problem-based learning and self study. Read more about the teaching method on the web sites of the courses you are interested in following.

Academic performanceAcademic performance at the Univer-sity of Oslo is assessed on the basis of participation, examinations, and term

assignments. The grading system con-forms to the ECTS standard, with a de-scending scale from A to E for passes and F for fail. An average of C or higher is required for admission to a Master’s degree programme.

Academic calendarThe academic year at most faculties at the University of Oslo is divided into two semesters:

Autumn semester: August – DecemberSpring semester: January – June

The exact dates for the start and end of each semester vary from year to year and between study programmes. More detailed information will be provided with your letter of admission.

Courses and credit systemAll courses at the university have a unique code consisting of letters and numbers. The letters often reflect the course’s subject area or the course name: ARA for example means “Ara-bic”, while BIO means “biology”. The numbers have four digits, where the first digit indicates the level of study for the course.

The credit system used for courses at the University of Oslo is based on the

European Credit Transfer and Accu-mulation System (ECTS). A full se-mester workload amounts to 30 cred-its. The study programmes consist of courses that are normally worth 10 ECTS credits each.

Academic systemThe University of Oslo offers courses and Master’s degree programmes taught in English, in a wide variety of subject areas.

Programmes for international applicantsAn international student at the UiO is normally a student with a residence permit for study purposes in Norway:

Master’s degree programmesTuition for Master’s degree pro-grammes at the University of Oslo is free, but students must document their ability to cover their own living ex-penses. See page 16.

Exchange studentsThe University of Oslo has exchange agreements with universities around the world and participates in a number of international exchange programmes, such as Nordplus and Erasmus. Ex-change students normally study at the University of Oslo for one or two semesters, and summer programmes are also available. Scholarships are also available under programmes such as Erasmus, Nordplus/Nordlys and the EEA Financial Mechanisms pro-gramme. See page 14.

Quota schemeThe Norwegian Quota Scheme is a funding scheme offered by the Nor-wegian government to students from developing countries, Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia, for studies at institutions of higher edu-

cation in Norway. Quota Scheme ap-plicants come from universities/insti-tutions that have formal cooperation agreements with the University of Oslo. Quota applicants may apply for selected Master’s degree programmes and PhD programmes. For more infor-mation, see page 20.

Bachelor’s degree programmesAll Bachelor’s programmes at the Uni-versity of Oslo are taught in Norwe-gian. Applicants with a valid Norwe-gian language proficiency test should apply through Norwegian Universities and Colleges Admission Service (NU-CAS). For more information see samor-dnaopptak.no. This also applies to ap-plicants who plan to take a Norwegian language test in the near future.

The University of Oslo normally of-fers a limited number of places for in-ternational applicants to Bachelor’s programmes. Admitted students must successfully complete a Norwegian language course that lasts up to one year before starting the programme. Please note that admission to Bache-lor’s degree programmes for interna-tional applicants is under revision and may be subject to change. Updated in-formation will be posted on uio.no/english/studies/admission/bachelor.

Course code

0000 level = Courses that are prerequisites for other courses

1000 level = Foundation courses at Bachelor’s level

2000/3000 level = Advanced courses at Bachelor’s level

4000/5000 level = Advanced courses reserved for the Master’s level

9000 level = Advanced courses reserved for the PhD level

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10 % of the student population at UiO is international.

The buildings at UiO are beautiful. Here the pendulum at the Physics Building.



Bilateral agreementsThe University of Oslo has bilateral ex-change agreements with more than 100 universities worldwide. Depend-ing on the specifics of the agreement, bilateral exchange students may spend one or two semesters at the University of Oslo as part of their degree. Bilater-al students may also follow Norwegian language courses at basic and ad-vanced levels, and choose suitable sub-jects from our wide range of courses taught in English.

ErasmusThe Erasmus Life-long Learning pro-gramme offers student exchange op-portunities within the European Un-ion and the EEA area. The University of Oslo has taken part in Erasmus since 1991, and has signed more than 400 ex-change agreements with approximate-ly 200 partner universities in Europe. Erasmus students at the University of Oslo may choose from more than 800 courses taught in English, and may fol-low courses in Norwegian designed es-pecially for international students.

Nordplus/Nordlys Nordplus is a mobility programme for students at institutions of higher edu-cation in the Baltic and Nordic regions. Students from Nordic institutions that

do not have a Nordplus agreement with a counterpart at the University at Oslo may apply through the Nordlys ex-change network. Nordic students who speak a Scandinavian language may also apply for courses from the Univer-sity’s entire course catalogue.

EEA Financial Mechanisms ProgrammeThe EEA Financial Mechanisms Pro-gramme offers study-abroad scholar-ships for students from selected coun-tries in Eastern and Southern Europe. The University of Oslo accepts EEA scholarship students from institutions that have a prior exchange agreement with the University of Oslo. The schol-arships are administered by local au-thorities in each eligible country, and application processes are different in the different countries. To find out if you can apply for an EEA scholarship, please contact the international office at your home institution.

The International Summer School (ISS)Every summer the ISS welcomes ap-proximately 550 students from around 90 countries to its six-week summer term. This diverse student body trans-forms the UiO campus into a global vil-lage, creating a unique international learning environment. The ISS offers

courses at the Bachelor’s level focusing on the Norwegian language and vari-ous aspects of Norwegian culture and society, as well as a number of Master’s courses dealing with internationally relevant topics. In addition to its aca-demic programme, the ISS offers an ex-tensive array of excursions as well as cultural and social activities. A limited number of scholarships are available. For more information, see uio.no/english/studies/summerschool

The Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science StudiesThe Oslo Summer School in Compara-tive Social Science Studies consists of several postgraduate research cours-es at the Faculty of Social Sciences. The main target group is doctoral stu-dents interested in comparative social science. In addition, researchers, re-search scholars, and MA students hop-ing to continue with advanced studies are welcome to apply. For more infor-mation, see sv.uio.no/english/research/doctoral-degree/summer-school

For more information about the ex-change programmes and other short programmes at the University of Oslo, please see uio.no/english/studies/admis-sion/exchange/

The University Studies Abroad Consortium (USAC)The University Studies Abroad Con-sortium is a non-profit U.S. consorti-um that provides study-abroad oppor-tunities. With USAC, students earn U.S. university credit and/or credits trans-ferable to their home universities. The Norway programme offers students the opportunity to enroll as bilater-al students at the University of Oslo in a wide range of courses taught in English. For further information, see usac.unr.edu

FulbrightThe U.S.-Norway Fulbright Foundation for Educational Exchange offers study grants for graduate students from the USA. Projects can be either full-time study or a combination of independent research and advanced courses or sem-inars. Fulbright students at the Univer-sity of Oslo may follow most courses taught in English at the Master’s and PhD levels. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program also offers English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) awards. Applicants to both programmes must be U.S. citi-zens at the time of their application.

Exchange & cooperation programmesAs an exchange student at our university, you may choose among more than 800 different courses taught in English. The University of Oslo also offers Norwegian language courses, as well as a broad range of Scandinavian Studies courses.

Scandinavian Urban Studies Term (SUST)SUST is an interdisciplinary semester programme offered by The Interna-tional Summer School, in partnership with the Higher Education Consortium for Urban Affairs (HECUA), to students from the USA who have completed their freshman year. The programme offers hands-on experience through field excursions and internships. SUST is offered every Spring and Autumn se-mester and examines the challenges and opportunities in the modern wel-fare states of Scandinavia. For more in-formation, see hecua.org

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Application and admission Master’s degree application processThe University of Oslo has the largest number of international students of all the Norwegian universities. International students are accepted as full degree students or as exchange students.

Application deadline is 1 December.

Admission to Master’s degree programmesAdmission to Master’s degree stud-ies requires a completed Bachelor’s degree considered comparable to a Norwegian Bachelor’s degree. Some programmes may have additional ad-mission requirements.

Please note that Quota Scheme appli-cants should come from universities/institutions that have formal coopera-tion agreements with the University of Oslo. Quota applicants may apply for selected Master’s degree programmes and PhD programmes. For more infor-mation, see uio.no/english/studies/admis-sion/quota-scheme

There are two deadlines:• 1 December: international applicants

(self-financing and Quota)

• 15 April: extended deadline for citi-zens from the EU/EEA area + citizens from Switzerland

For more information, see uio.no/eng-lish/studies/admission/master

Admission to exchange programmesExchange students study at the Uni-versity of Oslo for one or two semes-ters, and most exchange programmes

have admission twice a year. To see if you are eligible to become an exchange student at UiO, please contact the in-ternational office at your home insti-tution. You apply through your home university, and local procedures and deadlines will vary according to each institution.

English language proficiency requirementsAll international students who are not native English speakers must docu-ment English language skills that are suitable for undergraduate or post-graduate studies.

The two most common, approved, tests:• TOEFL–Test of English as a Foreign

Language, toefl.org• IELTS–International English Lan-

guage Testing System, ielts.org

Applicants should arrange to have their score sent directly to the Univer-sity of Oslo. The TOEFL code number for the University of Oslo is 0756.

For more information, see:• Exchange students: uio.no/english/

studies/admission/exchange/english-re-quirements

• Master’s degree students: uio.no/eng-lish/studies/admission

Documentation of financesSelf-financing applicants and exchange students from outside the EU/EEA area must include documentation that they have app. NOK 100 000 per year (app. € 13 000) with their application. Students applying for a 15-month Master’s de-gree programme are required to show possession of app. NOK 140 000 (app. € 19 000). It is critical that you provide proof of your financial means when you submit your application. For more information, see uio.no/english/studies/admission/financing-requirements

Declaration of acceptanceAll students who are accepted will re-ceive a letter of admission and infor-mation about how to book student housing etc. Accepted students must complete the online declaration of ac-ceptance form and reserve housing by the given deadline. International students are given priority to student housing, provided they follow the guidelines. Please note that this service does not extend to family members. For more information, see uio.no/english/studies/new-student

Residence permitAll international students from outside of the EU/EEA need a residence permit during their stay in Norway. The process

of being granted a residence permit/visa for study purposes may take 8-12 weeks if all necessary documents are enclosed in the residence permit/visa application. You will receive detailed information about the residence permit application together with your letter of admission. For more information, see uio.no/english/studies/new-student

Check if you are eligible to apply: uio.no/english/stud-ies/admission/master/

Submit your online applica-tion between 1 October and 1 December

Submit all supporting documents between 1 October and 1 December

International applicants International Education Office Admissions Committee International Education Office

Registers all online applica-tions by mid-December

Files all supporting docu-ments by mid-December

Sends confirmation e-mail to all applicants mid-December

Processes applications for formal requirements mid-December – mid-February

Sends e-mail to applicants who did not meet the formal requirements mid-December – mid-February

Processes formally qualified applications for the special entrance requirements mid-February – April

Ranks qualified applicants for each programme April

Sends notification of admission result to all applicants April

Sends admissions letters by 30 April

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EU/EEA applicants may apply by 15 April; other dates for the application process apply.

See uio.no/english/studies/admission/master



Humanities

3159 Master’s of Philosophy in Nordic Media

3193 Master’s of Philosophy in Culture, the Environment,

and Sustainability

3178 Master’s of Philosophy in English Language

3176 Master’s of Philosophy in English Literature

3324 Master’s of Philosophy in Gender Studies

3196 Master’s of Philosophy in Ibsen Studies

3161 Master’s of Philosophy in Nordic Viking and Medieval Culture

3304 Master’s of Philosophy in Asian and African Studies:

Chinese Society and Politics


East Asian Culture and History


East Asian Linguistics


Modern Japan


Sanskrit

Law

3167 Master’s of Laws in Information and Communication

Technology

3165 Master’s of Laws in Maritime Law

3166 Master’s of Laws in Public International Law

3152 Master’s of Philosophy in the Theory and Practice of

Human Rights

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

3183 Master’s of Science in Astronomy

3331 Master’s of Science in Biology: Marine Biology

and Limnology

3332 Master’s of Science in Biology: Toxicology

3333 Master’s of Science in Biology: Ecology and Evolution

3188 Master’s of Science in Chemistry

3313 Master’s of Science in Computational Science and

Engineering: Computational Science

3194 Master’s of Science in Geosciences:

Environmental Geology and Geohazards

3273 Master’s of Science in Geosciences: Geology

3275 Master’s of Science in Geosciences: Geophysics


Meteorology and Oceanography


Petroleum Geology and Petroleum Geophysics


Physical Geography, Hydrology and Geomatics

3241 Master’s of Science in Innovation and Entrepreneurship

3190 Master’s of Science in Materials, Energy, and Nanotechnology

3189 Master’s of Science in Mathematics

3293 Master’s of Science in Master’s of Science in Modelling and

Data Analysis: Finance, Insurance, and Risk

3294 Master’s of Science in Modelling and Data Analysis:

Statistics and Data Analysis

3334 Master’s of Science in Molecular Biosciences: Biochemistry

3335 Master’s of Science in Molecular Biosciences: Physiology

3336 Master’s of Science in Molecular Biosciences:

Molecular Biology

3337 Master’s of Science in Physics:

Biophysics and Medical Physics

3338 Master’s of Science in Physics: Computational Physics

3339 Master’s of Science in Physics: Electronics

3340 Master’s of Science in Physics: Didactic Physics

3341 Master’s of Science in Physics: Condensed Matter Physics

3342 Master’s of Science in Physics:

Space Physics and Atmospheric Physics

3343 Master’s of Science in Physics: Subatomic Physics

3344 Master’s of Science in Physics: Theoretical Physics

3242 Master’s of Science in Physics of Geological Processes

Information Technology and Informatics

3305 Master’s of Science in Informatics: Design, Use, Interaction

3306 Master’s of Science in Informatics:

Language and Communication


Nanoelectronics and Robotics- Nanoelectronics

3310 Master’s of Science in Informatics: Nanoelectronics and

Robotics – Robotics and Intelligent Systems


Nanoelectronics and Robotics- Signal Processing

3346 Master’s of Science in Informatics: Programming and Networks

3309 Master’s of Science in Informatics: Technical and

Scientific Applications

3302 Master’s of Science in Network and System Administration

Health Sciences

3244 Master’s of Philosophy in Health Economics, Policy,

and Management

3153 Master’s of Philosophy in International Community Health

Social Sciences

3171 Master’s’s of Philosophy in Economics

3173 Master’s of Philosophy in Peace and Conflict Studies

3157 Master’s of Philosophy in Development Geography

3197 Master’s of Philosophy in Psychology: Cognitive Neuroscience

Religion and Theology

3155 Master’s of Philosophy in Intercontextual Theology

3200 Master’s of Philosophy in Religious Roots of Europe

Education

3151 Master’s of Philosophy in Comparative and International

Education

3154 Master’s of Philosophy in Special Needs Education

3168 Master’s of Philosophy in Higher Education

Erasmus Mundus Master’s in Special and Inclusive Education*

Master’s degree programmes taught in EnglishMaster’s degree programmes offered in Norwegian to international applicants

Master’s degree programmes (1.5 or 2 years)Master’s degree programmes have a duration of 1.5 or 2 years (90 or 120 credits), and include a major independent, written work.

*For more information about admission to this programme, please

contact the Faculty of Education ([email protected]).

For applicants who meet the Norwegian language proficiency

requirements. For more information, see uio.no/english/studies/

admission/master/norwegian-master.html

3327 Master i Lingvistikk

3320 Master i Norrøn filologi (studieretning)

3267 Master i Nordisk språk (studieretning)

3326 Master i Nordisk litteratur (studieretning)

3301 Master i Norsk som andrespråk (studieretning)

3329 Master i Retorikk og kommunikasjon (studieretning)

3330 Master i Keltisk språk og litteratur (studieretning)



For further information about admission require-ments, deadlines and how to apply, see uio.no/english/studies/admission/quota-scheme

The Norwegian Quota SchemeThe Norwegian Quota Scheme is a funding scheme offered by the Norwegian government to Master’s degree students from developing countries, Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia.

Humanities

3109 Master’s of Philosophy in Nordic Media

3119 Master’s of Philosophy in Culture, the Environment, and

Sustainability

3130 Master’s of Philosophy in Ibsen Studies

3111 Master’s of Philosophy in Nordic Viking and Medieval Culture

3345 Master’s of Philosophy in East Asian Culture and History

Law

3125 Master’s of Laws in Information and Communication

Technology

3117 Master’s of Laws in Maritime Law

3116 Master’s of Laws in Public International Law

3102 Master’s of Philosophy in the Theory and Practice of

Human Rights

Mathematics and Natural Sciences

3263 Master’s of Science in Chemistry


Environmental Geology and Geohazards

3289 Master’s of Science in Geosciences: Geology

3290 Master’s of Science in Geosciences: Geophysics


Meteorology and Oceanography


Petroleum Geology and Petroleum Geophysics


Physical Geography, Hydrology, and Geomatics

Health Sciences

3103 Master’s of Philosophy in International Community Health

Social Sciences

3323 Master’s of Philosophy in Economics

3107 Master’s of Philosophy in Development Geography

Religion and Theology

3105 Master’s of Philosophy in Intercontextual Theology

3319 Master’s of Philosophy Religious Roots of Europe

Education

3101 Master’s of Philosophy in Comparative and International

Education

3124 Master’s of Philosophy in Higher Education

3104 Master’s of Philosophy in Special Needs Education



THEOLOGyMaster’s coursesCONT4101 New Testament Contextual Theology, Jesus and the Kingdom of God 10CONT4504 Intercontextual Theology( I): Issues, Models and Theoretical Tools 10CONT4602 Master’s Thesis 60CONT4605 Master’s Thesis Seminar 10DIAK4230 Welfare State, Religion, and Values 10RESA4208 Interreligious Relations: Faith and Politics 10RRE4201 Early Christian Liturgy 10RRE4203 Minucius Felix’s Octavius: Pagans and Christians, Dialogue and Polemic 10 LAW Criminology and the Sociology of LawBachelor’s coursesKRIM2950 Torture , Terror and Rights 10Master’s coursesKRIM4950 Torture, Terror and Rights 10 Human Rights Master’sHUMR4504 Human Rights in Practice (10 credits) 10HUMR5131 Introduction to the History, Philosophy and Politics of Human Rights (10 credits) 10HUMR5140 Introduction to Human Rights Law (10 credits) 10HUMR5191 Human Rights Methodology: Research, Analysis and Thesis (10 credits) 10HUMR5200 Thesis in the Theory and Practice of Human Rights (30 credits) 30HUMR5501 Ethnic Challenges to the Nation State: Studying Rights Perspective 15HUMR5503 Human Rights and Counter-Terrorism: Striking a Balance? 15HUMR5702 Human Rights and Development: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Theory and Tices 10 LawBachelor’s coursesJUR1020 Introduction to the Norwegian Legal System 10JUR1230 International Commercial Law 10JUR1240 Comparative Private Law 10JUR1260 English Law of Contract 10JUR1310 EU Competition Law 10JUR140 Maritime Law 10JUR1440 EU Substantive Law 10JUR1450 Marine Insurance 10JUR1520 International Environmental Law 10JUR1530 Refugee and Asylum Law 10JUR1560 International Constitutional Law and Democracy 10JUR1630 Privacy, Data Protection and Lex Informatica 10JUR1640 Electronic Communications Law and Internet Governance 10JUR1710 International Human Rights Law: Institutions and Procedures 10JUR1730 International Humanitarian Law (TheLawofArmedConflict) 10JUR1910 Women’s Law and Human Rights 10Master’s courses JUS5101 Criminology 10JUS5230 International Commercial Law 10JUS5240 Comparative Private Law 10JUS5260 English Law of Contract 10JUS5310 EU Competition Law 10JUS5401 Maritime Law - Contracts 10JUS5402 Maritime Law: Liability and Insurance 10JUS5411 Petroleum Law 10

ENG4160 Language and Settlement in England, ca. 400-1200 A.D. 10ENG4190 Master’s Thesis in Languages: English 60ENG4310 Literary Theory in English 5ENG4321 Fantasy Literature 10ENG4340 Nineteenth-Century American Literature 10ENG4344 The Romantic Period 10ENG4345 The Victorian Period 10ENG4361 Colonial and Postcolonial Literature 10ENG4365 The Short Story in English 10ENG4366 Fiction and Film 10ENG4367 Shakespeare 10ENG4369 Reception Studies 10ENG4373 Multicultural American literature 10ENG4374 American Literature in the Fifties and Sixties 10ENG4375 British and American Modernism 10ENG4390 Master’s Thesis in English Literature 60ENG4391 Writing a Thesis on a Literary Topic 5ENG4472 The Literary History of Sexuality 10ENG4473 World Literatures in English 10ENG4516 Northern Ireland 10ENG4517 The British Constitution 10NORAM4305 Literature and Society in the United States and Canada 10NORAM4507 American Women’s History: Sexuality, Motherhood & Mission 10NORAM4511 Research Seminar in International Migration and Ethnicity Studies 10NORAM4550 Theory and Method in North American Studies 10NORAM4571 Race and Racism in the United States 10NORAM4590 Master’s Thesis EAS Studies: North-American Studies 60SPR4103 Semantics and Philosophy 10 History, Archaeology and Conservation StudiesBachelor’s coursesARK2120 Hunters and Gatherers and Stone Age Technology 10ARK2410 University of Oslo Summer School in Archaeology 10HIS2172 Kings, Gods and Temples in Pre-Colonial South Asia 10HIS2417 Politics, Poverty and Water in Post-colonial India 10KONS1000 Introduction to Conservation and Collection Care 10KONS2061 Understanding the Indoor Climate in Museums, Galleries and Archives 10Master’s coursesARK4120 Hunters and Gatherers and Stone Age Technology 10ARK4320 Archaeological Field course, Mediterranean 10ARK4410 University of Oslo Summer School in Archaeology 10HIS4172 Kings, Gods and Temples in Pre-Colonial South Asia 10HIS4417 Politics, Poverty and Water in Post-colonial India 10HIS4421 War, Peace and the Nobel Peace Prize 10 Ibsen StudiesBachelor’s coursesIBS3101 Ibsen’s Oeuvre in a Biographical, Aesthetic and Historical Perspective 10IBS3204 Ibsen in Performance 10IBS3205 New Perspectives in Ibsen Studies 10Master’s coursesIBS4000 Introduction 10IBS4001 How to Write a Thesis? 10IBS4101 Ibsen’sOoeuvre in a Biographical, Aesthetic and Historical Perspective 10IBS4205 New Perspectives in Ibsen Studies 10IBS4390 Master’s Thesis 60 Media and CommunicationBachelor’s coursesMEVIT1110 Audiovisual Aesthetics 10MEVIT3220 Media and Globalization 20Master’s courses

JUS5440 EU Substantive Law 10JUS5450 Marine Insurance 10JUS5520 International Environmental Law 10JUS5530 Refugee and Asylum Law 10JUS5540 Public International Law 10JUS5560 International Constitutional Law and Democracy 10JUS5570 International Criminal Law 10JUS5610 Legal Information Systems and Regulatory Management 10JUS5630 Privacy and Data Protection 10JUS5640 Electronic Communications Law 10JUS5650 Enforcement and Dispute Resolution in a Digital Context 10JUS5660 Intellectual Property Law in the Information Society 10JUS5670 Electronic Commerce Law 10JUS5680 Internet Governance 10JUS5710 International Human Rights Law: Institutions and Procedures 10JUS5730 International Humanitarian Law (TheLawofArmedConflict) 10JUS5831 Law and Economics of the Environment and Natural Resources 10JUS5850 International Trade Law 10JUS5852 International Commercial Arbitration 10JUS5910 Women’s Law and Human Rights 10JUS5911 International Climate Change and Energy Law 10JUS5912 Legal Writing and Oral Advocacy 10ICTLECOMM E-Commerce Law 15ICTLTHESIS Master’s Thesis 30MARL5110 Maritime Law: Safety, Competition and EU 10MARL5120 Maritime Law in Practice: Mock Trial 10MARLSEMIN Specialist Courses and Mock Trial 15MARLTHESIS Master’s Thesis 30PILTHESIS Master’s thesis 30 HUMANITIES Culture, Religion, Asian Languages, Asian and African StudiesBachelor’s coursesEAST2504 East Asia: Great Traditions 10JAP1501 Japan’s Politics and Society 10JAP2501 Japanese Popular Culture 10KOR1502 Korea: Philosophy and Religion 10KULH1492 Cultural Encounters - Historical Cases 10MAS2301 The Settlement of the North Atlantic 10MAS2303 Vinland – Myth and reality 10REL3010 Anthropology of Buddhism 10Master’s coursesARA4303 Modern Arabic Fiction and Dramatic Arts 10ARA4304 Contemporary Arabic Literature: Texts and Contexts 10ARA4506 Key Concepts of Arabic Language and Culture – A Comparative Analysis 10EAL4010 East Asian Linguistics 10EAL4020 Topics in the History of East Asian Languages 10EAL4090 Master’s thesis in East Asian linguistics 60EAL4110 Readings in East Asian Linguistics 10EAST4503 The Making of East Asian Modernities 10EAST4504 East Asia: Great traditions 10EAST4507 East Asia: Capital and Labour 10EAST4590 East Asia: Master’s Degree thesis 60EAST4592 Master’s Degree Thesis: East Asian studies (AAS 30 sp) 30HIN4010 Hindi Literature, Linguistics and Performance Studies 10JAP4110 Classical Japanese I 10JAP4510 Contemporary Japanese Popular Culture 10KIN4310 Approaches to the Study of Chinese civilization. Theories and Methodologies 20KIN4320 Topics in Chinese History and Thought 10KIN4330 Topics in Chinese Literature 10KIN4390 Master’s Degree thesis in Chinese Civilization 60KIN4510 Approaches to the Study of Chinese Society and Politics. Theories and Methodologies 20KIN4520 Topics in Chinese Society and Politics 10KIN4590 Chinese: Master’s Degree Thesis in Asian and African Studies 60

JOUR4421 Trends in International Journalism 20MEVIT4000 Master’s Thesis Seminar 10MEVIT4091 Master’s Mediatised Thesis in Media Science, with Presentation 60MEVIT4100 Nordic Media in an International Perspective 10MEVIT4130 Mediatized stories: Self-representations in Digital Storytelling 10MEVIT4220 Media and Globalisation 20MEVIT4300 Media Economics 10MEVIT4640 Mobile Media Design 10MEVIT4800 Perspectives and Methods in Media Research 10MEVIT4895 Conference Attendance with Presentation 10MEVIT4896 Work as a Research Assistant 10MEVIT4899 Self Composed Course 10MEVIT4991 Practical Master’s Thesis in Media Science, with Presentation 60 MusicologyMUS1401 Norwegian Music for International Students 10 Philosophy, History of Art and Ideas, Greek and LatinBachelor’s coursesEXPHIL03E Examen Philosophicum - English Option 10FIL2105 Metaphysics/Philosophy of Mind 10FIL2206 Thought, Interpretation and Communication 10FIL2207 Philosophy of Action 10KUN1005E Introductory Course in Norwegian Art History 10KUN2005E Edvard Munch 10Master’s coursesCSMN4021 Pragmatics and Relevance Theory 10FIL4300 Ethics 10FIL4310 Ethics with Short Essay 20FIL4320 Ethics with Long Essay 30FIL4400 Logic and Philosophy of Language 10FIL4410 Logic and Philosophy of Language with Short Essay 20FIL4420 Logic and Philosophy of Language with Long Essay 30 Scandinavian Studies, Celtic Studies, Linguistics and Textual SciencesBachelor’s coursesNFI1100 Runology - General Introduction 10NFI2101 Runology – Runic Inscriptions from the Migration Period to the Viking Age 10NOR1210 The Nordic Languages 10NOR1403 Norwegian World Literature 10NOR2415 Contemporary Scandinavian Film: Cultural, Aesthetic and Literary Approaches 10NORINT0500 Norwegian Life and Society 10Master’s coursesMAS4010 Dissertation Seminar 10MAS4090 Master’s Thesis for the Master’s Programme in Nordic Viking and Medieval Culture 60MAS4550 Current Issues in Medieval Studies with Focus on History of Art 1 10NFI4100 Runology - General Introduction 10NFI4112 Old Norse Rhetoric and Poetics in a European Context 10NFI4120 Old Norse - Language and Texts 10 MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES BiologyMaster’s coursesBIO4021 Methods of Gradient Analysis 10BIO4091 Animal Behavioral 2 10BIO4110 Ecological GIS modelling 5BIO4140 Life-history Strategies and Climate Effects 10BIO4150 Conservation and Management Biology 10BIO4200 Molecular Evolution 10BIO4210 ClassificationandPhylogeny 10BIO4270 Evolution and Language 10BIO4301 Marine Benthic ecology 10BIO4310 Limnology I 10BIO4320 Systematics and Ecology of Marine Algae 10BIO4331 Marine Environmental Issues 10BIO4350 Marine Mammals 10

KIN4591 Master’s Degree Thesis in Chinese Society and Politics 60KIN4593 Master’s Degree Thesis in Chinese Society and Politcs (30 sp) 30KOS4000 Project Description for Asian and African Studies 10KOS4001 Foundational Issues for Asian and African Studies 10KOS4002 Fieldwork Method and Practice 10MAS4301 The Settlement of the North Atlantic 10MAS4303 Vinland – Myth and reality 10REL4160 The Anthropology of Buddhism 10REL4170 Tibetan Literary Culture, Genres, and Language 20REL4181 Historical Religious Texts 20SAN4112 Advanced Reading in Ancient Indian Languages II 10SAN4590 Master’s Thesis: Sanskrit 60SAS4011 New Themes in South Asia Studies 5 European Languages, Literature, European and American StudiesBachelor’s coursesENG0111 English for International Students 10ENG1100 English Grammar, An Introduction 10ENG1103 English Phonetics and Intonation, An Introduction 10ENG1111 The English Language. Awareness and Writing Skills, An introduction 10ENG1303 British Literature, An introduction 10ENG1304 American Literature, An introduction 10ENG1505 British Civilisation, An introduction 10ENG2151 Systemic Functional Grammar, Introduction 10ENG2152 Varieties of English Texts 10ENG2154 Old English, Introduction 10ENG2155 Aspects of Chaucerian Language and Literature 10ENG2156 History of the English Language 10ENG2157 Semantics and Pragmatics 10ENG2158 Translation into English 10ENG2159 Accents of English in the British Isles 10ENG2160 Language and Settlement in England, ca. 400-1200 A.D. 10ENG2162 Contrastive and Learner Language Analysis 10ENG2163 Global English 10ENG2304 The Romantic Period 10ENG2305 The Victorian Period 10ENG2321 Colonial and Postcolonial Literature 10ENG2325 The Short Story in English 10ENG2326 Fiction and Film 10ENG2329 Reception Studies 10ENG2333 Multicultural American Literature 10ENG2334 American Literature in the Fifties and Sixties 10ENG2335 British and American Modernism 10ENG2340 Nineteenth-Century American Literature 10ENG2516 Northern Ireland 10ENG2517 The British Constitution 10ENG3100 Thesis course, English Language 10ENG3300 Thesis course, English Literature 10ENG3501 Thesis course, British Area Studies 10NORAM1500 American History 10NORAM1506 American Civilization: An Introduction 10NORAM1510 Introduction to American Studies 10NORAM2305 Literature and Society in the United States and Canada 10NORAM2571 Race and Racism in the United States 10NORAM2580 American Intellectual and Political History 10NORAM2582 America in the World 10NORAM3500 Thesis Course, North-American Studies 10Master’s coursesENG4102 Phraseology in English 10ENG4103 Historical English Syntax 10ENG4104 Chaucer and the Manuscript Tradition 10ENG4110 Older English Philology and Literature 10ENG4151 Systemic Functional Grammar, Introduction 10ENG4152 Varieties of English Texts 10ENG4154 Old English, Introduction 10ENG4155 Aspects of Chaucerian Language and Literature 10ENG4156 History of the English Language 10ENG4157 Semantics and Pragmatics 10ENG4158 Translation into English 10ENG4159 Accents of English in the British Isles 10

BIO4390 Limnology II 10BIO4400 Marine Pelagic Ecology 10BIO4500 General Toxicology 10BIO4540 Human Toxicology 10BIO4550 Ecotoxicology 10BIO5000 Introductory Course for Master’s Students 5BIO9021 Methods of Gradient Analysis 10BIO9091 Animal Behavioral 2 10BIO9110 Ecological GIS modelling 5BIO9140 Life-history Strategies and Climate Effects 10BIO9150 Conservation and Management Biology 10BIO9200 Molecular Evolution 10BIO9210 ClassificationandPhylogeny 10BIO9270 Evolution and Language 10BIO9320 Systematics and Ecology of Marine Algae 10BIO9331 Marine Environmental Issues 10BIO9540 Human Toxicology 10BIO9550 Ecotoxicology 10MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 ChemistryBachelor’s coursesKJM2010 Undergraduate Research I 10KJM2020 Undergraduate Research II 20KJM3100 Chemistry of Materials 10KJM3400 Analytical Chemistry II 10KJM3700 Environmental Chemistry 10KJM-MENA3500 Polymers, Colloids and Surfaces 10MENA3000 Functional Materials 10MENA3300 Nanotechnology 10Master’s coursesKJM4020 ScientificCommunication 5KJM4100 Chemistry of Materials (10 credits) 10KJM4200 Organic Chemistry II (10 credits) 10KJM4300 Physical Chemistry (10 credits) 10KJM4550 General Polymer Chemistry 10KJM4600 Molecular Modeling 10KJM5000 Analysis and Structure Determination I (LCMS) 5KJM5100 Synthesis of Inorganic Materials 10KJM5110 Inorganic Structural Chemistry 10KJM5200 Reaction Mechanisms in Organic Chemistry 5KJM5220 Heterocyclic Chemistry 10KJM5270 Synthetic Organic Chemistry 10KJM5450 Analytical chemistry. Element Determination II 10KJM5460 Analytical Chemistry. Separation Methods II (10 credits) 10KJM5530 Amphiphilic Polymers (10 credits) 10KJM5600 Quantum Chemistry 10KJM5610 Properties of Molecules (10 credits) 10KJM5700 Environmental Chemistry 2 5KJM5901 Radiochemical Methods 10KJM9310 BIOSTRUCT - Biomolecular Structure and Function 10KJM9480BTS Proteomics Basic Course 5KJM-FYS5920 Nuclear Measurement Techniques and Instruments 10FYS-KJM4480 Quantum Mechanics for Many-particle Systems 10FYS-KJM4710 Radiation and Radiation Dosimetry 10FYS-KJM4740 MR-theory and Medical Diagnostics (10 credits) 10FYS-KJM9480 Quantum Mechanics for Many-particle Systems 10FYS-KJM9710 Radiation and Radiation Dosimetry 10FYS-KJM9740 MR-theory and Medical Diagnostics (10 credits) 10KJM-MENA3500 Polymers, Colloids and Surfaces (10 credits) 10MENA3000 Functional Materials 10MENA3300 Nanotechnology (10 credits) 10MENA4000 Functional Materials 10MENA5020 Nano-Chemistry 10MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 EntrepreneurshipMaster’s coursesENT4000 From Idea to Business 5ENT4000I From Idea to Business - Intensive 5ENT4050 Dynamic Organising 5ENT4100 Ideation and Feasibility Studies 10ENT4110 Entrepreneurship Theory from an American Point of View 10ENT4120 Entrepreneurship Theory from a Chinese Point of View 10

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Course CatalogueOverview of courses at UiO given in English in 2011-2012. UiO offers more than 800 courses in English. For updated lists, please see uio.no



ENT4130 Entrepreneurship Theory from a Singaporean Point of View 10ENT4140 Entrepreneurship Theory from a South African Point of View 10ENT4210 Practical Innovation Management 10ENT4220 Norwegian Practical Start-up Experience 10ENT4300 Entrepreneurship and Internationalisation 5ENT4320 Marketing Management 5ENT4330 Financial Management 5ENT4400 Innovation Strategy and Management 10ENT4410 Research-based Innovation 10ENT4510 Social Entrepreneurship in Practice 20ENT9600 Entrepreneurial Teams and New Business Creation 5ENT9800 Innovation and Intellectual Property Rights 5MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 GeosciencesBachelor’s coursesGEO3020 Soil and Groundwater 10GEO3100 Environmental Geology 10GEO3710 Evolution of Life 10GEG2130 Geomorphology of the Nordic Countries 10GEG2230 Spatial Analyses of Geographical Information 10GEG2240 Introduction to Remote Sensing 10GEG2340 Bachelor’s Thesis in Physical Geography, Geomatics and Hydrology 10GEL2130 Structural Geology 10GEL2150 Field Course and Methodology in Geology and Geophysics 10GEF2220 Weather Systems 10GEF2610 Physical Oceanography 10Master’s coursesGEF4320 Radiation and Remote Sensing 10GEF4500 Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics 10GEF4510 Atmosphere and Oceans on Computers: Fundamentals 10GEF4520 Turbulence in the Atmosphere and Ocean 5GEF4600 Methods in Physical Oceanography 10GEF4610 Dynamic oceanography: Waves and Wave 10GEF4650 Estuaries 10GEF9320 Radiation and Remote Sensing 10GEF9500 Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics 10GEF9610 Dynamic Oceanography II 10GEO4020 Soil- and Groundwater 10GEO4060 Fortran 77/95 Programming 5GEO4100 Environmental Geology 10GEO4120 Environmental Geophysics 10GEO4130 Engineering Geology and Geomechanics 5GEO4160 Geochemistry, Groundwater and Pollution 10GEO4170 Landslides and Debris Flow 10GEO4180 Geohazard and Mitigation 10GEO4211 Petroleum Systems 10GEO4220 Depositional Environments and Biostratigraphy 10GEO4230 Basin Formation and Sequence Stratigraphy 10GEO4240 Seismic Interpretation 10GEO4250 Reservoir Geology 5GEO4260 Reservoir Geophysics 10GEO4270 Integrated Basin Analysis and Prospect Evaluation 10GEO4280 Seismic Signal Processing 10GEO4310 Stochastic Methods in Hydrology 10GEO4320 Hydrological Modelling 10GEO4350 Environmental Hazards and Risk Analysis 5GEO4360 Field Methods in Hydrogeology 5GEO4410 Glacial and Periglacial Geomorphology 10GEO4420 Glaciology 10GEO4430 Snow and Snow Hydrology 10GEO4441 Physical River Processes 10GEO4520 Advanced Remote Sensing and Topographic Analysis 10GEO4530 Geodesy and Photogrammetry 10GEO4620 Seismic Waves and Seismology 10GEO4630 Geodynamics 10GEO4730 Palaeozoology I 10GEO4810 Optical Mineralogy 10GEO4820 Isotope Geology 10GEO4830 Analytical Methods in Geochemistry 10GEO4840 Tectonics 10GEO4860 Advanced Petrology 10GEO4910 Mineral Resources 10

MEK9560 The Finite Element Method in Solid Mechanics II 10MEK9600 Experimental Methods in Fluid Mechanics 10STK4010 Asymptotic Theory 10STK4040 Multivariable Analysis 10STK4050 Statistical Simulations and Computation 10STK4170 Bootstrapping and Resampling 10STK4500 Finance and Insurance 10STK4510 Introduction to Methods and Techniques in Financial Mathematics 10STK4520 Laboratory for Finance and Insurance Mathematics 10STK4540 Non-Life Insurance Mathematics 10STK4900 Statistical Methods and Applications 10STK4930 Graduate Research in Statistics 30STK9040 Multivariable Analysis 10STK9050 Statistical Simulations and Computation 10STK9170 Bootstrapping and Resampling 10STK9500 Finance and Insurance 10STK9900 Statistical Methods and Applications 10 Molecular BioscienceBachelor’s coursesMBV2010 Molecular Biology 10MBV3020 Molecular Genetics and Developmental Biology 10MBV2020 Laboratory Course 10MBV3010 Advanced Cell Biology 10MBV3040 Biochemistry of the Nucleic Acids 10MBV3050 Human Physiology 10MBV3060 General Microbiology 10MBV3070 Bioinformatics 10Master’s coursesMBV4010 Methods in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry I 10MBV4020 Methods in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry II 10MBV4030 Laboratory Methods in Cellular Biology 10MBV4130 The Biology of the Prokaryotes 10MBV4240 Biochemical Mechanisms in Intracellular Transport 10MBV4260 Advanced Immunology 10MBV4310 Comparative and Ecological Physiology 10MBV4110 Electron Microscopy 10MBV4120 Eukaryotic Genes and Genomes 10MBV4150 Molecular Biology of Microbes - Host Interactions 10MBV4160 Advanced Cancer Biology 10MBV4210 Physical Biochemistry 10MBV4230 Eukaryotic Transcription Factors - Structures, Function, Regulation 10MBV4250 Basic Immunology and Immunological Techniques 10MBV4270 BIOSTRUCT - Advanced Glycobiology 10MBV4340 Advanced Neurobiology 10MBV9100BTS Molecular Biology Research Course 8MBV9130 The Biology of the Prokaryotes 10MBV9240 Biochemical Mechanisms in Intracellular Transport 10MBV9260 Advanced Immunology 10MBV9310 Comparative and Ecological Physiology 10MBV9110 Electron Microscopy 10MBV9120 Eukaryotic Genes and Genomes 10MBV9150 Molecular and Cell Biology of Microbes - Host Interactions10MBV9160 Advanced Cancer Biology 10MBV9230 Eukaryotic Transcription Factors - Structures, Function, Regulation 10MBV9250 Basic Immunology and Immunological Techniques 10MBV9270 BIOSTRUCT - Advanced Glycobiology 10MBV9340 Advanced Neurobiology 10MBV-INF4410 Bioinformatics for Molecular Biology 10MBV-INF9410 Bioinformatics for Molecular Biology 10MBV-INF9410A Bioinformatics for Molecular Biology 8MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 Pharmacy Master’s coursesFRM5020 Pharmaceutical Research Project (20 credits) 20FRM5110 Polysaccharides of Pharmaceutical Interest; Physical and Chemical Properties, as Well as Biological Activity (10 credits) 10FRM5630 Use of Medicines in a Global Society (5 credits) 5FRM9110 Polysaccharides of Pharmaceutical Interest; Physical and Chemical Properties, as Well as Biological Activity (10 credits) 10FRM9540 Photoreactivity of Medicines (10 credits) 10

GEO5540 Special Topics in Remote Sensing and Terrain Analysis 5GEO5550 Seminar on Remote Sensing and Numerical Terrain Analysis 5GEO9160 Fate and Transport of Organic Contaminants in the Environment 10GEO9170 Landslides and Debris Flows 10GEO9180 Geohazard and Mitigation 10GEO9200 Basin Analysis – Principles and Applications 10GEO9220 Depositional Environments and Stratigraphy 10GEO9270 Integrated Basin Analysis and Prospect Evaluation 10GEO9280 Seismic Signal Processing 10GEO9411 Field Course in Glacial and Periglacial Geomorphology/Geocryology 5GEO9420 Glaciology 10GEO9430 Snow and Snow Hydrology 10GEO9440 Cryospheric Modelling 5GEO9520 Remote Sensing and Image Analysis 10GEO9530 Geodesy and Photogrametry 10GEO9540 Special Topics in Remote Sensing and Terrain Analysis 5GEO9550 Seminar on Remote Sensing and Numerical Terrain analysis 5GEO9620 Seismic Waves and Seismology 10GEO9630 Geodynamics 10GEO9800 Mineralogy, Chemistry and Dynamics of Earth and Terrestrial planets 5GEO9820 Isotope Geology 10GEO9840 Tectonics 10GEO9860 Advanced Petrology 10GEO9900 Chemical Processes in Soil and Ground Water 10MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 InformaticsBachelor’s coursesINF3490 Biologically Inspired Computing 10INF3110 Programming Languages 10INF3151 Operating Systems 20INF3410 Analog Microelectronics 10INF3490 Biologically inspired Computing 10INF2820 Computational Linguistics 10INF3230 Formal Modeling and Analysis of Communicating Systems 10INF3280 Development of IT competence in Organisations 10INF3480 Introduction to Robotics 10INF3510 Information Security 10INF3580 Semantic Technologies 10INF-MAT2351 Numerical Calculations 10INF-MAT3360 Partial Differential Equations 10INF-MAT3370 Linear Optimization 10Master’s coursesINF4140 Models of Concurrency 10INF4151 Operating Systems 20INF4290 SoftwareVerificationandValidation 10INF4300 Digital Image Analysis 10INF4360 Topics in Geometric Modelling 10INF4420 Projects in Analogue/Mixed Signal CMOS Design 10INF4490 Biologically Inspired Computing 10INF5004NSA Intrusion Detection and Firewalls 10INF5011 Science Technology Society Ethics 10INF5013NSA Cyberethics 5INF5063 Programming Heterogeneous Multi-core Architectures 10INF5071 Performance in Distributed Systems 10INF9780 Open Source, Open Collaboration and Innovation 10INF9790 Technology-Enhanced Learning: Principles and Tools 10INF9910CPS Cyber Physical Systems 10INF9920 Computer Supported Co-operative Work 10INF9930 Action Research Workshop 5INF9960 Phase Mode Array Processing 10INF9970 Research Methods in Computer Science 5INF9980 Product and Process Improvement in Systems Development 10INF-GEO4310 Imaging 10INF-MAT4350 Numerical Linear Algebra 10INF-MAT5340 Spline Methods 10INF-MAT5360 Mathematical Optimisation 10INF-MAT9360 Mathematical Optimisation 10

MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society (5 credits) 5 Physics Bachelor’s coursesFYS2160 Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics 10FYS3110 Quantum Mechanics 10FYS3150 Computational Physics 10FYS3610 Space Physics 10FYS3120 Classical Mechanics and Electrodynamics 10FYS3140 Mathematical Methods in Physics 10FYS3410 Condensed Matter Physics 10FYS3510 Subatomic Physics with Applications in Astrophysics 10MENA3100 Characterisation of Materials 10MENA3200 Energy Materials 10Master’s coursesFYS4110 Non-relativistic Quantum Mechanics 10FYS4170 Relativistic Quantum Field Theory 10FYS4220 Real Time and Embedded Data Systems 10FYS4420 Experimental Techniques in Condensed Matter Physics 10FYS4430 Condensed Matter Physics II 10FYS4540 Energy Physics - Solar Energy 10FYS4550 Experimental High Energy Physics 10FYS4620 An Introduction to Plasma Physics 10FYS4630 Transport of Radiation in the Atmosphere 10FYS5190 Supersymmetry 10FYS5440 Neutron Scattering Methods for Materials Research 3FYS9110 Non-relativistic Quantum Mechanics 10FYS9170 Relativistic Quantum Field Theory 10FYS9190 Supersymmetry 10FYS9220 Real Time and Embedded Data Systems 10FYS9230 Modelling and Design of Micro- and Nanosystems 10 FYS9320 Electron Microscopy, Electron Diffraction and Spectroscopy II 10FYS9420 Experimental Techniques in Condensed Matter Physics 10FYS9430 Condensed Matter Physics II 10FYS9440 Neutron Scattering Methods for Materials Research 3FYS9540 Energy Physics - Solar Energy 10FYS9550 Experimental High Energy Physics 10FYS9620 An Introduction to Plasma Physics 10FYS9630 Transport of Radiation in the Atmosphere 10FYS4130 Statistical Mechanics 10FYS4160 The General Theory of Relativity 10FYS4260 Microsystems and Electronic Packaging and Interconnection 10FYS4310 Material Science of Semiconductors 10FYS4411 Computational Physics II: Quantum Mechanical Systems 10FYS4460 Disordered Systems and Percolation 10FYS4530 Subatomic Many-body Theory II 10FYS4560 Elementary Particle Physics 10FYS5120 Advanced Quantum Field Theory 10FYS9260 Microsystems and Electronic Packaging and Interconnection 10FYS9310 Material Science of Semiconductors 10FYS9411 Computational Physics II: Quantum Mechanical Systems 10FYS9530 Subatomic Many-body Theory II 10FYS9560 Elementary Particle Physics 10FYS-GEO4010 Research Project I 10FYS-GEO4020 Research Project II 20FYS-GEO4030 Research Project III 30FYS-GEO4200 Case Study in Physics of Geological Processes 10FYS-GEO4300 Methods in Physics of Geological Processes 10FYS-GEO4500 Finite Volume Methods for Geophysical Fluid Physics 10FYS-GEO4510 Introduction to Mechanical Geomodeling 10FYS-GEO9200 Case Study in Physics of Geological Processes 10FYS-GEO9300 Methods in Physics of Geological Processes 10FYS-GEO9510 Introduction to Mechanical Geomodeling 10FYS-GEO9500 Finite Volume Methods for Geophysical Fluid Physics 10FYS-KJM4480 Quantum Mechanics for Many 10FYS-KJM4710 Radiation and Radiation Dosimetry 10FYS-KJM4740 MR-theory and Medical Diagnostics 10FYS-KJM9480 Quantum Mechanics for Many 10FYS-KJM9710 Radiation and Radiation Dosimetry 10

MAT-INF3600 Mathematical Logic 10MAT-INF4300 Partial Differential Equations and Sobolev Spaces I 10MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5UNIK4000 Technology, Innovation and Product Development 10UNIK4110 Fixed Broadband Wireless Access 10UNIK4150 Antennas and Radiowave Propagation 10UNIK4180 Digital Communications, Part II 10UNIK4270 Security in Operative Systems and Software 10UNIK4290 Mobility in the Internet 10UNIK4310 Electron Structure in Semiconductors 10UNIK4330 Imaging and Detection of Optical and Infrared Radiation 10UNIK4350 Fiberoptic Broadband Networks 10UNIK4380 Photonic Crystals 10UNIK4450 Solar Cells 10UNIK4460 Photovoltaic Devices, Technology and System 10UNIK4510 Satellite Remote Sensing Using Advanced Radar Instruments 10UNIK4660 VisualizationofScientificData 10UNIK4700 Radio and Mobility 10UNIK4710 Selected Topics in Mobile Semantic Service Delivery 10UNIK9380 Photonic Crystals 10UNIK9420 Quantum Computation and Quantum Information 10UNIK9460 Photovoltaic Devices, Technology and System 10UNIK9700 Radio and Mobility 10UNIK9710 Selected Topics in Mobile Semantic Service Delivery 10 Mathematics, Mechanics, StatisticsBachelor’s coursesMAT-BIO2100 Mathematical Biology 10MAT-INF3600 Mathematical Logic 10MAT2000 Project in Mathematics 10MAT2200 Groups, Rings and Fields 10MAT2410 Analysis II 10MAT2440 Differential Equations and Optimal Control Theory 10MAT2700 Introduction to Mathematical Finance and Investment Theory 10MAT3400 Linear Analysis with Applications 10MAT3500 Topology 10STK-MAT2011 Project Work in Finance, Insurance, Risk and Data Analysis 10Master’s coursesMAT4200 Commutative Algebra 10MAT4210 Algebraic Geometry 1 10MAT4215 Algebraic Geometry II 10MAT4360 C*-algebras 10MAT4400 Linear Analysis with Applications 10MAT4410 Advanced Linear Analysis 10MAT4500 Topology 10MAT4510 Geometric Structures 10MAT4520 Manifolds 10MAT4530 Algebraic Topology I 10MAT4540 Algebraic Topology II 10MAT4701 Stochastic Analysis with Applications 10MAT4730 Mathematical Finance 10MAT4800 Complex Analysis 10MAT-INF4300 Partial Differential Equations and Sobolev Spaces I 10MEK4300 Viscous Flow and Turbulence 10MEK4320 Hydrodynamic Wave Theory 10MEK4330 Turbulence Theory and Modeling 10MEK4420 Marine Hydrodynamics 10MEK4430 Multiphase Flow 10MEK4450 Offshore Technology 10MEK4510 Dynamics of Structures 10MEK4540 Composite Materials and Structures 10MEK4550 The Finite Element Method in Solid Mechanics I 10MEK4560 The Finite Element Method in Solid Mechanics II 10MEK4930 Graduate Research in Mechanics 30MEK9300 Viscous Flow and Turbulence 10MEK9320 Hydrodynamic Wave Theory 10MEK9330 Turbulence Theory and Modeling 10MEK9430 Multiphase Flow 10MEK9510 Dynamics of Structures 10MEK9540 Composite Materials and Structures 10MEK9550 The Finite Element Method in Solid Mechanics I 10

FYS-KJM9740 MR-theory and Medical Diagnostics 10KJM-FYS5920 Nuclear Measurement Techniques and Instruments 10MENA5010 Nanophysics 10MENA9010 Nanophysics 10MENA9510 Advanced Characterisation Methods 5MENA9520 Ab Initio Modelling of Solar Cell Materials 5MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5UNIK4000 Technology, Innovation and Product Development 10UNIK4110 Fixed Broadband Wireless Access 10UNIK4270 Security in Operative Systems and Software 10UNIK4310 Electron Structure in Semiconductors 10UNIK4350 Fiberoptic Broadband Networks 10UNIK4380 Photonic Crystals 10UNIK4450 Solar Cells 10UNIK4700 Radio and Mobility 10UNIK4150 Antennas and Radiowave Propagation 10UNIK4180 Digital Communications, Part II 10UNIK4190 Informasjonsteori og Feilkontroll 10UNIK4290 Mobility in the Internet 10UNIK4330 Imaging and Detection of Optical and Infrared Radiation 10UNIK4460 Photovoltaic Devices, Technology and System 10UNIK4510 Satellite Remote Sensing Using Advanced Radar Instruments 10UNIK4660 VisualizationofScientificData 10UNIK4710 Selected topics in Mobile Semantic Service Delivery 10UNIK9380 Photonic Crystals 10UNIK9420 Quantum Computation and Quantum Information 10UNIK9460 Photovoltaic Devices, Technology and System 10UNIK9700 Radio and Mobility 10UNIK9710 Selected topics in Mobile Semantic Service Delivery 10 Theoretical AstrophysicsBachelor’s coursesAST2210 Observational Astronomy 10AST3210 Radiation I 10AST3220 Cosmology I 10AST3310 Astrophysical Plasma and Stellar Interiors 10Master’s coursesAST4130 Gas Dynamics 10AST4220 Cosmology I 10AST5110 Numerical Modeling 10AST9110 Numerical Modeling 10AST5210 Stellar Atmospheres I 10AST5220 Cosmology II 10AST9310 Stellar Atmospheres II 10AST9420 Cosmology II 10MNSES9100 Science, Ethics and Society 5 SOCIAL SCIENCES EconomicsBachelor’s coursesECON1910 Poverty and Distribution in Developing Countries 10ECON3120 Mathematics 2: Calculus and Linear Algebra 10ECON3150 Introductory Econometrics 10ECON3200 Microeconomics and Game Theory 10ECON3270 Distributive Justice 10ECON3950 History of Economics 10Master’s coursesECON4090 Master’s Thesis 30ECON4120 Mathematics 2: Calculus and Linear Algebra 10ECON4130 Statistics 2 10ECON4135 Applied Statistics and Econometrics 10ECON4140 Mathematics 3: Differential equations, Static and Dynamic Optimization 10ECON4145 Mathematics 3: Differential Equations, Static and Dynamic Optimization 10ECON4150 Introductory Econometrics 10ECON4160 Econometrics - Modeling and Systems Estimation 10ECON4200 Microeconomics and Game Theory 10ECON4240 Game Theory and Economics of information 10ECON4260 Behavioural Economics 10ECON4310 Macroeconomic Theory 10ECON4325 Monetary Policy 10ECON4335 The Economics of Banking 10



ECON4350 Growth and Investment 10ECON4415 International trade 10ECON4620 Public Economics 10ECON4640 Political Economics 10ECON4715 Labour Economics 10ECON4820 Strategic Competition 10ECON4910 Environmental Economics 10ECON4915 Development Economics 10ECON4921 Institutions and Economic Systems 10ECON4925 Resource Economics 10ECON4950 History of Economics 10ECON5155 Mathematics 5: Topics 10ECON5200 Advanced Microeconomics 15ECON5300 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory 15 Political ScienceBachelor’s coursesSTV1101 Introduction to Political Utopias 10STV1510 Nordic politics 10STV2240 International Terrorism and Stability Operations 10STV2310 Politics and Development 10STV2500 EU Decision-making Processes and Policy Areas 10Master’s coursesPECOS4000 IntroductiontoPeaceandConflictStudies 15PECOS4004 Trial Lecture 5PECOS4005 Design Seminar 10PECOS4006 Practice 10PECOS4010 IntroductiontoPeaceandConflictStudies 10PECOS4020 Research Methods 15PECOS4022 AppliedStatisticsforPeaceandConflictStudies 10PECOS4091 Master’s Thesis 35PECOS4091S Master’s Thesis 30PECOS4100 InternationalNegotiations/Conflictresolution 15PECOS4110 InternationalNegotiations/ConflictResolution 10STV4102B Normative Political Theory 10STV4217B RationalChoiceModelsandInternationalConflict 10STV4229B Foreign Policy Analysis: The European Union 10STV4324B The Politics of Poverty 10STV4347B Linkages between Politics and Society in Developing Countries 10STV4348B Scandinavian Democracy 10STV4445B EU and the Nation States: Policy Formulation and Implementation 10 PsychologyBachelor’s coursesPSY2012 Research Methodology III: Statistical Analysis, Design and Measurement 10PSY2205 Psychosocial Development 10PSY2206 Cognition, Emotion and Language 10PSY2302 Brain and Cognition 10PSY2406 Introduction to Organisational Psychology 10PSY2600 Personality and Abnormal Psychology 10Master’s coursesPSY4090 Master’s Thesis 60PSY4106 Health and Society 5PSY4110 Qualitative Methods in Health Psychology 5PSY4301 Judgment and Decision-making and Social Cognition 10PSY4302 Human Cognitive Neuropsychology 10PSY4303 Vision and the Brain 10PSY4304 Current Issues in Cognitive Neuroscience 10PSY4310 Research Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience Part I 10PSY4320 Research Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience 10PSY4401 Research Approaches in Work and Organizational Psychology 10PSY4420 Selection and Development 10PSY4505 Identity, Culture, and Critical Psychology 10PSY4520 Qualitative Methods and Project Development 10PSY9221 Vision and the Brain 5PSYC6503 Imaging Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience 5PSYC6509 Health and Society 5PSYC6510 Vision and the Brain 5 Social AnthropologyBachelor’s coursesSOSANT2510 Environmental Anthropology 10SOSANT2530 Development 10

Sociology and Human GeographyBachelor’s coursesSGO2200 Economic Globalisation and Regional Development 10SGO2301 Environment and Society 10SGO2500 North/South - Development 10SOS2603 The Scandinavian Welfare Society - Contemporary Perspectives 10Master’s coursesDEVG4020 Litterature and Writing Seminar 10DEVG4040 Individual Reading List 10DEVG4050 Individual Reading List 20DEVG4090 Master’s Thesis 60SGO4010 Qualitative Method 10SGO4301 Global Environmental Change 10SGO4401 Political Geography: Perspectives and Debates 10SGO4601 Economic Geography: Current Perspectives and Debates 10SGO4604 Work and Workers of the global Workplace 10 Technology, Innovation and CultureMaster’s coursesTIK4011 Science and Politics in Controversies on Nature 10TIK4021 Innovation and Global Challenges 10TIK4040 Research and Design Seminar 10 EDUCATION Educational Research Bachelor’s courses PED2130 Children, Language and Text Comprehension 10PED2420 Comparative and International Education 10PED2750 Learning and Digital Technologies 10Master’s courses EDU4100 Introduction to Comparative and International Education 10EDU4110 National and International Policies and Planning on Education and Development 10EDU4150 General Research Methods 10EDU4200 Core Focus Areas in Comparative and International Education 20EDU4250 Applied Research Methods and Statistics 10EDU4300 Targeted issues in Comparative and International Education 15EDU4310 Thesis Proposal Writing and Thesis Research Seminars 5 EDU4350 Advanced Applied Course in Research Methods 10EDU4490 Thesis 30HEM4112 Research Methods and Statistics 10HEM4113 Research Methods 10HEM4210 History and Primary Processes of Higher Education 15HEM4220 Organisation, Governance and Management of Higher Education 15HEM4230 The Economic and International/Global Dimension of Higher Education 15HEM4250 Thesis Proposal 5HEM4312 Advanced Courses in Research Methods 5HEM4390 Master’s Thesis 30 Special Needs EducationSNE3120 Inclusive Education 10SNE4110 Education for All 10SNE4120 Inclusive Education 10SNE4130 Social and Cultural Perspectives on Special Needs Education 10SNE4200 Planning, Implementing and Evaluating Education for Learners with Disabilities 20SNE4230 Research Methodology 20SNE4250 Essay in Special Needs Education 10SNE4310 Counselling, Innovation, Support Systems and Collaboration 10SNE4390 Master’s Thesis 40 MEDICINEMEDSEM9 9th Semester Medicine 30 Health Management and Health EconomicsBachelor’s coursesHØKON2201 Health Economics and Market Failures 10

Master’s coursesHME4205 Internship 10HME4209 Leadership and Organisation 10HME4304 Designing Management Control Systems in Health Care Organisations 10HME4308 Health Economics and Market Failures 10HME4310 Medical Informatics and Logistics 10HME4402 Evaluation of the Quality of Services Delivered by the Health Care Sector 5HME4405 Epidemiology and Public Health 10HMM4100 Introduction to Statistics 10HMM4101 Research Methods and Statistics 10HMM4104A Research Design 5HMM4104B Qualitative Methods 5HMM4202 Structure, Organisation and Financing of Health Care Systems 10HMM4301 Optimal Allocation of Health Care Resources and Economic Evaluation of Health Care Technologies 10HMM4401 Health and Medicine 10HMM4501 Master’s Thesis 30 Nutrition Bachelor’s courses ERN3120 Molecular, Cellular and Clinical Nutrition 10Master’s coursesERN4221 Molecular Nutrition 10ERN4321 The World Nutrition Situation - Data and Issues 10ERN4322 Nutrition, Globalisation and Governance 10ERN4323 Nutrition and Human Rights 10 International HealthINTHE4000 Theoretical Foundation 22INTHE4004 Research Metodology, part 1 8INTHE4006 Literature Review and Research Question Seminar 3INTHE4007 Research Methodology, part 2 7INTHE4012 Master’s Thesis 60INTHE4111 Medical Research Ethics in Developing Countries 10INTHE4112 Strategic Communication in Community Health 5INTHE4113 Introduction to Medical Anthropology: Key Concepts and Perspectives 5INTHE4114 Methods in Intervention Epidemiology: with a Focus on Metabolic Syndrome and Type 2 Diabetes 5INTHE4117 New Priorities for HIV and AIDS in the Developing World Context 5 DENTISTRyODSEM8 8th Semester Dentistry (30 credits) 30 OTHER AREAS Development and the EnvironmentBachelor’s coursesSUM3001 Development and Environment: Theory and Policy Challenges 10SUM3011 Interdisciplinary Research Methodologies 10Master’s coursesSUM4000 Development and Environment: Theory and Policy Challenges 10SUM4011A Research Methods (I) 10SUM4011B Research Methods (II) 10SUM4012 Cross-Cultural Perspectives on the Environment 10SUM4024 Humanist Perspectives on the Environment 10SUM4091 Master’s Thesis in Culture, Environment and Sustainability 60

Interdisciplinary Gender StudiesBachelor’s coursesKFL2060 Gender Equality in the Nordic Countries 10Master’s coursesKFL4040 Feminist Theory 10KFL4050 Theorising Gender Equality 10KFL4060 Gender Equality in the Nordic Countries 10

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