The master's programme involves two years of full-time studies. The programme is structured around core courses (45 credits) and elective courses (15 credits), which both provide a general introduction to theory and methodology and give the students the opportunity to qualify within particular topics. In addition the programme consists of a master's thesis (60 credits). The normal workload for a full-time student for one academic year is 60 credits.
Semester
MPhil in Childhood Studies
4. semester (spring)
BARN3900 Master's thesis (60 credits)
3. semester (autumn)
2. semester (spring)
BARN3200 Methodology in Child and Childhood Research (15 credits)
BARN3300 Children and Development in the South(7.5 credits)
