Type of course

Field Course.

The course will be offered Fall 2025 only if at least 15 students register for it.

Admission requirements

Course content

The field course will be applied upon the event of intensive courses held by the CPS in collaboration with partner institutions and/or units. It is to secure the quality of the contents through a formalization of requirements, and to secure the accountability of the participants and their contributions.

Peace Studies is internationally oriented and interdisciplinary in character. Through offering credited field courses, participating students will gain valuable experience in meeting scholars and peers in complex international settings, where they can discuss and relate their projects to topical issues.

Objectives of the course

The students will gain the following learning outcomes:

Knowledge

• an overview of the current topical and theoretical debates
• insights into different methods and theoretical aspects concerning the topic in question

Skills

Ability to:

• write an academic text on the topical issue
• take active part in academic discussions and to contribute with constructive feedback/peer review

Competence

Ability to:

• reflect on complex academic topical problems
• present their projects in an academic setting, and to submit an academic written work

Language of instruction and examination

Teaching methods

One week intensive course:

• Lectures, 10 hours
• Seminars, including student/candidate presentations and peer reviews, 10 hours
• Excursion, 1 day

Individual reading of set curriculum pre-course and submission of topical individual paper post-course.

Information to incoming exchange students