2021
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Course leader: Torill Strand
Guest lectures: Inga Bostad, University of Oslo, Claudia Schumann, University of Stockholm, Judith Suissa, University College London
Course credits: 3 pts ECTS
Registration deadline: November 1, 2021.
Responsible: Berit Karseth and Bernadette Hörmann
Guest professors: Stefan Hopmann, University of Vienna, and Ninni Wahlström, Linnaeus University
Course credits: 3 pts. (ECTS)
Registration deadline: November 7, 2021.
Course credits: 5 ECTS
Course responsible: Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Contact person: Liv Christina Varen
Application deadline: September 10th 2021
PhD candidates from outside the Department of Social Anthropology at UiO may apply by sending an e-mail to this address: henvendelser@sai.uio.no Deadline for applications: 10 September 2021 Please include: a short CV, Institutional affilitation, abstract of thesis or chapter (300 Words)
Lecturer: Marte Blikstad-Balas and Øistein Anmarkrud
Course credits: 2 pts. (ECTS)
Dates: September 15 and 17, 2021.
Lecturer: Mary Blair-Loy
Course credits: 8 ECTS
Lecturer: Sunniva Engh and Klaus Nathaus with guest lecturers
Course credits: 8 ECTS
Lecturer: Nasar Meer
Course credits: 8 ECTS
Lecturer: Erik Knain and Alfredo Jornet Gil
With guest lecturers: William R. Penuel (University of Colorado, Boulder), Karim Hamza (Stockholm University) and Astrid T. Sinnes (Norwegian University of Life Sciences).
Course credits: 3 pts. (ECTS)
Lecturer: John Erik Fossum and Jarle Trondal with guest lecturers
Course credits: 10 ECTS
Course website (application form in course description)
Course credits: 5 ECTS
Course responsible: Elisabeth Schober
Contact person: Liv Christina Varen
Application deadline: March 24 2021
UiO students sign up via StudentWeb. All other students sign up by sending an email to elisabeth.schober@sai.uio.no (with cc to henvendelser@sai.uio.no). Include name, working title of your thesis, abstract of thesis/chapter (300 words), when you plan to submit, your institutional affiliation and 1-2 page document outlining how your interest in the course and your PhD research relates to the issues in the course outline. Priority will be given to PhD candidates based in Norway and at Aarhus University. Other PhD candidates will be admitted if space permits.