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PhD Candidates must complete an educational component equivalent to six months’ work, or 30 credits. The educational component is made up of compulsory activities and elective courses/seminars.
As a PhD Candidate you can participate in education offered at all departments and also make use of external education.
PhD courses and seminars in English
- Dissertation writing workshop Sep. 2, 2021 9:00 AM
- Rundebordsdiskusjon: Om å bedømme en PhD i historie - kravet om ‘høyt faglig nivå’ når det gjelder ‘teoretisk grunnlag’ Sep. 3, 2021 3:30 PM
- IKOS PhD Kick-off seminar fall 2021 Sep. 10, 2021 1:00 PM
- Compilation, Canonization and Authority Sep. 20, 2021 9:00 AM
Compulsory introduction courses
- Introductory seminar
- Philosophy of science
- Research ethics
Courses by Department
Elective courses
Different units offer practical elective courses or so-called generic courses adapted to the PhD candidates’ needs.
Dissemination courses (Faculty of Humanities)
The Faculty of Humanities holds dissemination courses for PhD candidates. Course content and dates vary. The courses are announced in the events calendar and via e-mail.
Writing courses (Faculty of Humanities)
The Faculty of Humanities holds writing courses for PhD candidates. Course content and dates vary. The courses are announced in the events calendar and via e-mail.
Reference tools - EndNote (University of Oslo Library)
Qualitative methods (University Centre for Information Technology)
Academic English
Research Schools
The Faculty of Humanities is involved in several national and Nordic research schools for PhD students. The research schools offers courses and an available network for PhD students and researchers with similar research interests.
PhD students can join and participate in courses/seminars organized by the research schools. The Faculty is involved in the following research schools:
National research schools
Authorative Texts and Their Reception (ATTR)
Text, Image, Sound, Space (TBLR)
Norwegian Graduate Research School in Linguistics and Philology (LINGPHIL)
The Research School on Peace and Conflict
Nordic research schools
Nordic Graduate School in Archaeology: Dialogues with the Past (DIALPAST)
Research and Education initiatives
The Faculty of Humanities promotes five research and education initiatives, several of them offering relevant events and PhD courses.
HEI: Heritage Experience Initiative
Literature, Cognition and Emotions (LCE)
Nordic Capital Co-operation
The Nordic Capital Co-operation on PhD Education involves the faculties of humanities from the capitals of four of the Nordic countries and makes it possible for PhD students to take PhD courses at the other universities.
- Stockholm University, Faculty of Humanities
- The University of Oslo, Faculty of Humanities
- The University of Helsinki, Faculty of Arts
- The University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Humanities