Algebraic geometry is a classical subject with a modern face that studies geometric objects defined by polynomial equations in several variables. The course introduces the basic objects in algebraic ...

The course will deepen your insight into English grammar and the linguistic analysis of English. There is a focus on syntactic description, analysis and argumentation, and on the relationship between ...

This course provides an introduction to modern observational methods used in astronomy. Ground and space-based telescopes and detectors, imaging techniques and imaging, as well as spectroscopy, will ...

The course is meant for international exchange students who have either completed the equivalent of a Bachelor`s degree in Pharmacy or have achieved the competence relevant for the research project.

The course aims to enhance your methodological skills in the realms of analysis of variance, multiple regression analysis, and factor analysis. Additionally, it will introduce you to the principles of ...

The course will provide an introduction to machine learning (ML), with a focus on methods commonly encountered in biomedical research. Modern biomedical research is characterised by a large abundance ...

The field of machine learning is devoted to building methods that identify patterns in data, in order to make automated predictions or decisions. Machine learning is becoming an increasingly important ...

The thesis is an independent work, and the topic is of the student`s own choice (but must have connection to maritime law). Before starting the actual writing, the student will take part in seminars ...

The focus will be on theory-driven design from the ground-up and synthesizing qualitative and quantitative insights into the development cycle. Students who are admitted to study programmes at UiO ...

This course provides an introduction to the field of global health and global health research. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, the course discusses a variety of perspectives on global health ...

Environmental Anthropology explores how human societies interact with their environments, especially in the face of pressing global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.

The course provides a general understanding of hunter-gatherer technologies, concentrating but not exclusively limited to lithic (stone) technology. The curriculum places the manufacture and use of ...