Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies 2008

---

The Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies is several postgraduate PhD research courses that aims to cover all of the disciplines within the social sciences.

The online application form will become available on this web page in January 2008 when the full course programme is confirmed. Make sure you read in detail the instructions on "How to Apply"

If you have any questions regarding Oslo Summer School or about any of our courses, please send us an e-mail and we will respond quickly. Please put "Oslo Summer School" in the "Subject"-field of your e-mail.

NOTE! PhD summer courses for the 2008 programme will gradually be confirmed on this web page during October through December 2007 (please scroll down on page to see confirmed courses, and click on the course title to read more about the course of your interest).

General information:

• Foundation, Brief History, Main Objectives, and Target Groups
• Lectures, Written Assignments and Credits
• Organization and Executive Committee

Application procedure:

• "How to Apply" and Tuition Fee
• APPLICATION FORM / will be availble online here in January 2008!
• Information about GRANTS

Practicalities:

• Accommodation in Oslo
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Social Events
• University of Oslo, Blindern Campus Map
• Download 2007 documents
• Download Oslo Summer School 2007 Photo Galleries
• Download Oslo Summer School Programme Poster 2007 (.pdf)
• Course Programmes from Previous Years

 

Course Programme - Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies 2008
Week 30	Course titles		Lecturer(s)	Main discipline(s)
21. - 25. July	Course title to be confirmed shortly		Professor Barbara Geddes, Department of Political Science, UCLA, USA	Political Science
21. - 25. July	Course title not yet confirmed
21. - 25. July	Course title not yet confirmed
21. - 25. July	Course title not yet confirmed
Week 31	Course titles		Lecturer(s)	Main discipline(s)
28. July - 1. August	Preliminary title: The Changing Geography of the Global Economy		Professor Markus Hassler, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany, and Professor Robert Hassink, University of Kiel, Germany	Human Geograpy, International Economics
28. July - 1. August	The Ethics and Political Economy of Medical Research - Anthropological Perspectives		Senior lecturer in Anthropology Wenzel Geissler, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, UK	Anthropology
28. July - 1. August	Inequality, Welfare and Redistribution		Professor Peter J. Lambert, Department of Economics, University of Oregon, USA	Economics
28. July - 1. August	Course title not yet confirmed
28. July - 1. August	Course title not yet confirmed

---

Unit: SV-fakultetet, svit-webmaster@svit.uio.no
Document created: 15.02.2007, modified: 31.10.2007, certified: 15.02.2007Administrer dette dokumentet