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Electives 2007
Electives Autumn 2007
Overview
| Course code |
Course title |
| HIS-3005 |
Introduction to the History of Indigenous Peoples: Colonisation and Revival |
| Course code |
Course title |
| JUR-3650 |
Indigenous peoples' right |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SOA-3006 |
Indigenous Culture and Ethnicity |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SPL-3010 |
Culture and Planning |
| Course code |
Course title |
| STV-3005 |
International Politics |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SVF-3105 |
Film in cross-cultural research |
Electives Spring 2007
Overview
| Course code |
Course title |
| HEL-3011 |
Peace, Health and Medical Work |
| Course code |
Course title |
| HIF-3620 |
Representations and self-representations |
| Course code |
Course title |
| HIS-2002 |
The Sami Nation. Indigenous people, ethnic minorities and the multi-cultural society |
| Course code |
Course title |
| REL-3012 |
Religion and politics |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SOA-3005 |
The Anthropology of Violence in the Context of Larger Scale Conflict |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SOA-3007 |
Indigenous resource management |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SPL-3007 |
Globalization and development. Theories and Issues |
| Course code |
Course title |
| STV-2005 |
International Political Economy |
| Course code |
Course title |
| STV-3052 |
Model United Nations |
| Course code |
Course title |
| SVF-3025 |
Methods in social research: An interdisciplinary approach |
Schedule and Reading List for SVF-3025
| Course code |
Course title |
| SVF-3106 |
Film as Practice Led Research |
Information MPCT-programme 2006 - 2008
Second (spring 2007) and third semester (fall 2007)
Elective courses will vary from semester to semester. The students can choose individually between approved courses (mostly at the 3000-level) offered by other departments.
We recommend that each student chooses the elective that is mainly related to the field/topic of the individual M.Phil-thesis. A methodology course is recommended to those of the students who have not had methodology as a part of their undergraduate degrees.
Examination: Depending on the individual choice of course. Evaluation is based on the grading system A-E, F = fail.
You will find an overview of electives on the table to the right.
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