This program aims to offer an academic course of studies for international, undergraduate students: to provide an understanding of Telemark and Norway today; to encourage critical thinking in an intercultural setting.
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The courses are offered in English and are mainly at upper division undergraduate level. Students may register for additional courses that total more than 30 Norwegian study points. Some courses are offered on a rotational basis.
The academic term of this program is a full-time one semester (30 study points/ECTS credits), extending through 17 weeks including an orientation week, a spring break and a final week of examinations in May.
Learning methods include lectures (contact hours: 45 minutes), group work, seminars, tutoring, field work and independent study.
Final assessment is based on a variety of tasks: papers, tests, reports, oral presentations, final individual written examinations; the grade scale is from A-F; E is the last passing grade. Pass/No Pass applies to some courses.
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