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M.Phil. in Visual Cultural Studies

University of Tromsø

University of Tromsø
Programme website http://www2.uit.no/studiekatalog/studieprogram/2009/host/en/M-VISC (Opens in new window)
Contact (person and/or unit) Eva-Britt Abelsen
Telephone (+47) 77 64 64 75
Email eva.b.abelsen@uit.no
Programme duration 2 years
Programme description VCS offers a two-year full-time Master's program in Visual Cultural Studies. The students at the Master's program follow obligatory courses, and conduct an individual research project, consisting of fieldwork, writing a Master thesis and making an ethnographic film. It´s intended that the audio-visual material elucidates both the researcher´s and the informant´s perceptions of a given social situation.

Film also creates a particular kind of knowledge that can often supplement textual representations. The exam films produced at VCS are well known for their quality. Every year several films are selected for international documentary film festivals. The originality of the program has led to a special educational prize from The University of Tromsø and and a further award for educational quality from the Ministry of Education.

For more detailed information please see: http://www2.uit.no..
Application deadline Quota applicants: 1 December
International self-financing applicants: 1 December
Norwegians and applicants from other Nordic countries: 15 April

Nokut certification Yes
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Formal prerequisites Bachelor degree in social science. Applicants must enclose an essay of 1 page stating the purpose of and interest in taking this Master´s degree. All applicants are asked to write in English. Documentation of proficiency in English is required.

General admission requirements: http://www2.uit.no..
Tuition No tuition fees
Subject area Other Areas of Study
Degree level Master
City Tromsø, Norway
Credits 120
Language of teaching English
Scholarship Quota
Application procedures How to apply: http://www2.uit.no/www/inenglish/.../toppsubartikkel?p_document_id=70683


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