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KVE-6120: In depth study of Kveni Culture and Literature Work Load 10 credits (ECTS) | Type of course Theoretical. | Level of course/Year of study Further education course at bachelor''s level. | Language of instruction Norwegian. | Examination semester Autumn
| Objectives The course will give further knowledge of Kveni culture and literature, in addition to giving the students the ability to convey and teach what they learn to others. The students will learn how to analyse cultural phenomenas by using the tools of cultural research and secondary literature, archives and so on. The students will be given training in the writing of papers, argumentative techniques and the use of sources from social history and fiction. | Contents The course will give a comprehensive introduction to Kveni culture and literature. The student will spesialize within one or more areas of the field. The curriculum will be presented in form of individual assignments or group works. The field of spesialization may be related to teaching, fiction, media, cultural history or minority problems in general. | Recommended previous qualifications KVE-6110 Kveni Culture and Literature | Form of teaching The teaching will be offered over the Internet and will represent the equivalent of 24 hours of lectures. | Coursework requirements
Individuell eller gruppeoppg. på 8-10/15-18 må være godkjent
| Exam and assessment Coursework Requirements: Students will submit one individual or group written assignments of about 8-10/15-18 pages in length, which must be approved before the student is granted the right to take the exam. To be handed out 4th October, to be handed in 13th November. Assessment method: The exam consists of a 5-day individual take-home examination near the end of the semester. To be handed out: 12th December. To be submitted: 18th December. Examination dates are temporary and may be subject to changes. | Contact person/lecturer Student Adviser Line N. Sandanger, tlf.: 776 45649, e-post: Line.Nilsen.Sandanger@hum.uit.no | Recommended reading/syllabus Available on request. |
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