PhD Programmes

Courses

Doctoral Programme in Religion, Ethics and Society

The programme amounts to 180 study credits, takes 3 years to complete and takes place in Kristiansand. This is a doctoral programme which consists of a training component and a doctoral thesis. Admission requirements: A master’s degree in religion or social science or in an equivalent field. ECTS Course Catalogue - programme ECTS Course Catalogue - REL600 and REL603.

Doctoral Programme in Linguistics

The programme amounts to 180 study credits, takes 3 years to complete and takes place in Kristiansand. Admission requirements: A master`s degree in linguistics or in an equivalent field.This doctoral programme is within the field of linguistics. The programme consists of independent research (a doctoral dissertation) and a formal research training component. The doctoral dissertation is written under supervision to ensure a level of quality and relevance. The nominal length of study for a full-time PhD degree is 3 years. PhD candidates who take on extra work will use more than 3 years to complete their PhD. The programme is normally taken by students who have applied to and been granted a three-year research fellowship.

Doctoral Programme in Literary Studies

The programme amounts to 180 study credits, takes 3 years to complete and takes place in Kristiansand. Admission requirements: A master’s degree in literary Studies or in an equivalent field.This doctoral programme is within the field of Literary Studies. The programme consists of independent research (a doctoral dissertation) and formal research training component. The doctoral dissertation is written under supervision to ensure a level of quality and relevance. The nominal length of study for a full-time PhD degree is 3 years. PhD candidates who take on extra work will use more than 3 years to complete their PhD. The programme is normally taken by students who have applied to and been granted a three-year research fellowship.

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