The Norwegian Research School in History

This fall we have two exciting courses in the Norwegian Research School, organized by Ass. Prof. Christa Santina Wirth of the University of Agder and offered digitally in Zoom/Teams, and we hope to see many of you there. The new deadline for application is August 19. Please follow the link for more information about the professional skills workshop on "Write for the pulic":

Professional skills workshop: Write for the public - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History  This workshop will focus on how to write for the public and discuss the role of future academics in public areas such as for example, government, journalism, and public history. Teachers are Nina Burleigh, New York Times best-selling author and journalist, and Nina Kristiansen, editor of Forsknin...

This fall we have two exciting courses in the Norwegian Research School, organized by Ass. Prof. Christa Santina Wirth of the University of Agder and offered digitally in Zoom/Teams, and we hope to see many of you there. The new deadline for application is August 19. Please follow the link for more information about the course on "The Case of Migration":

History in society – The case of migration - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History What is the role of history in society? How may history help contemporary society deal with major shifts that change societies in fundamental ways? This course will investigate the public role of historians using migration studies as the point of departure. Students do not need prior knowledge of mi...

Første uka i mars arrangerte Den nasjonale forskerskolen i historie sitt årlige kurs i teori og metode. Kurset ble holdt digitalt, og her kan du lese om hvilke grep som ble tatt for å få til et et velykket digitalt kurs over én hel arbeidsuke.

Forskerskolen i historie lykkes med spennende digitalt kursopplegg - Det humanistiske fakultet – «Walk and talk» er det viktigste enkeltgrepet vi har tatt for å gjøre deltakerne bedre kjent med hverandre, sier professor Hanne Hagtvedt Vik.

PhD and Postdoc Positions - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History CREATIVE IPR is hiring a PhD and Postdoctoral Researcher to work on the history of intellectual property rights. 

What is the role of history in society? This 3 ECTS course will provide an in-depth exposure to current debates about the public role of historians. We will explore the recent turn toward climate and environmental history.

The application deadline is October 6. The course will be held December 16 -18, 2019 at the University of Oslo. Please follow the link for the application form and more information about the course.

The Norwegian Graduate School in History: "Environmental and Climate History: The Role of History in Society” - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History What is the role of history in society? This 3 ECTS course will investigate the public role of historians.

What is the role of history in society? This 3 ECTS course will provide an in-depth exposure to current debates about the public role of historians. In particular, we will explore, as a test case, the recent turn toward climate and environmental history to illustrate the ways in which historians have deepen our understandings current affairs, or also failed to do so.

The course will be held December 16 -18, 2019 at the University of Oslo. The application deadline is September 15. Please follow the link for the application form and more information about the course.

The Norwegian Graduate School in History: Course in Public History - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History What is the role of history in society? This 3 ECTS course will investigate the public role of historians.

This week we had the pleasure of hosting the second annual phd-course in "Methodological and Theoretical Problems in History" at UiO. 16 doctoral candidates in history from seven different institustions particpated in essay seminars and lectures, here represented by Erling Sandmo's lecture about "Making space: maps as a source in historical research”. We want to thank everyone who contributed and participated, and hope we
have given prospective researchers in history some new insights, ideas and food for thought.

All doctoral candidates in history should mark their calendar for March 4-7 2019. Application deadline for this 5 ECTS course is November 1, 2018. Please follow the link to find the application form and read detailed information about the course, including a detailed schedule of deadlines and a draft of the program.

The Norwegian Graduate School in History: “Methodological and Theoretical Problems in History” - Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History Every PhD thesis needs to explicitly grapple with issues of theory and methods. This PhD course grabs the bull by the horns and challenges participants to seriously engage foundational problems in history. This 5 ECTS course adresses problems related to theory (ideas/principles to explain a pract...

Ny nasjonal forskerskule i historie - Institutt for arkeologi, konservering og historie Åtte norske universitet og høgskular har gått saman for å danne ein nasjonal forskarskule i historie. Målet er å gje den historiefagleg forskarutdanninga i Noreg eit betydeleg løft ved å tilby fagspesifikke ph.d.-kurs i historie med høgt internasjonalt nivå.

On behalf of The Norwegian Graduate School in History, Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History would like to invite doctoral candidates to a workshop in Paris, Centre Universitaire de Norvège à Paris, CUNP, November 14th - 16th, with the topic "Multivoice/perspectivity in historical research, teaching and memoralization."

The Norwegian Graduate School in History: Multivoice/perspectivity in historical research, teaching and memoralization - Institutt for arkeologi, konservering og historie The Norwegian Graduate School in History invite PhDs in history to a workshop in Paris, Centre Universitaire de Norvège à Paris, CUNP,  November 14th - 16th, with the topic