The curriculum objective of the PhD programme in Humanities and the Arts is to promote independent scholarly work in a specialty field leading to a scientific dissertation at a high academic level. Additionally, PhD candidates will gain breadth and depth as a result of working with advanced theory and methodology, while at the same time viewing their selected field in a larger context.
The PhD programme in Humanities and the Arts includes the following disciplines: Comparative Literature, Dance Studies, Drama/Theatre, English Literature, Film Studies, French Literature, Art History, Media Studies, Musicology, Scandinavian Literature, German Literature.
The PhD programme in Humanities and the Arts is a dissertation-oriented, three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS credits). It contains the following components:
Dissertation work equivalent to 2 ½ years or 150 ECTS credits
Coursework equivalent to ½ year or 30 ECTS credits
