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One year’s study in Religious Studies for teacher training student
60 study points – study plan
For further information:
Hans Petter Clemetsen
Tel:776 45796
1. Programme responsibility
Institutt for religionsvitenskap, Det samfunnsvitenskapelige fakultetet.
2. Language of instruction
Norwegian
3. Application deadline: 15. April
4. Programme description
This study year comprises a selection of Religious Studies subjects. The course study is aimed at students who wish to acquire teaching competence in religion and ethics at further education level.
Course study is aimed at students who are undertaking teacher training between their bachelor degree and master’s degree, and those involved in integrated teaching at university level, in programmes other than Religious Studies. Students who are taking the bachelor programme in Religious Studies may not enrol for this subject group (due to an overlap of subjects).
5. Course objectives
This course of study provides teaching competence in religion and ethics at further education level. This level of competence is also relevant to teaching at secondary school level.
6. Admission requirements
University admission certification.
Application deadline
autumn semester: July 20th
spring semester: December 1st
Application scheme
http://uit.no/studieavdelinga/tjenester/1
More information concerning application: http://uit.no/daa/students/#application
Contact information:
Institute leader: Kristin Joachimsen
kristinj@sv.uit.no, phone +47 776 46760
or office manager: Espen M. Foss
espenm@sv.uit.no, phone +47776 46796
7. Academic organization
Studies take place over two semesters.
Spring semester:
20 study points from the following subjects:
Autumn semester:
30 study points from the following subjects:
8. Teaching and examination procedures
The teaching methods used consist of teaching and seminars with supervision. Lectures and/or seminar teaching will be provided for individual subjects. Examination procedure varies between essays written at home, written papers sat under examination conditions, and oral examination.
A scale of marking is used, with five levels of pass grade from A – E, and F as a fail grade.
Repeat examinations will be handled separately in the individual course plans.
9. Language of instruction
Norwegian. However, it is possible to apply the department in good time before semesterstart for lecturing and/or individual tutoring in English.
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