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KRIM4953 – Criminological Perspectives on Gender, Sexuality and Violence
This course addresses gender, violence and sexuality through presenting and discussing literature, analytical perspectives and empirical case studies on sexual violence. The course critically ...
University of Oslo15h
HECON4100 – Fundamentals of Health Economics
The course presents the framework and analytical methods economists use to study the health economy and address key policy issues. The aim is to enable you to analyze typical resource allocation ...
University of Oslo15h
ECON4310 – Macroeconomic Theory
The focus in this course is on how economic aggregates evolve over time and on how this evolution is shaped by economic agents who are taking account of how their present decisions will affect their ...
University of Oslo15h
JUS5880 – Financial Market Law and Regulation
Financial Markets Law and Regulation matters to us all. It is about our payments, mortgages, banking, other forms of savings and pensions. It is also about Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the shares ...
University of Oslo15h
INTHE4114 – Epidemiology in practice - Methodology, examples and tools
This course will focus on analyses and interpretation of epidemiological data using data labs in combination with lectures. You will analyze datasets provided by the coordinator as a part of the ...
University of Oslo15h
IN4080 – Natural Language Processing
The course gives a comprehensive overview over modern Natural Language Processing (NLP) with main emphasis on probabilistic and machine learning techniques. Methodology for experiments based on ...
University of Oslo15h
JUS5310 – EU Competition Law
The course examines the competition rules of the European Union; particularly the competition rules concerning undertakings in Articles 101-106 TFEU. Competition law is the rules which regulate ...
University of Oslo15h
STV2380 – Between Authoritarianism and Democracy in the Post-communist Region
The end of communist rule in former Eastern Europe was widely seen as the culmination of the third wave of democratization. However, the ‘revolutions’ of 1989 were not uniform processes: the starting ...
University of Oslo1d
IN3050 – Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
This course gives a basic introduction to machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). Through an algorithmic approach, the students are given a practical understanding of the methods being ...
University of Oslo1d
HMS0507 – Fire Safety
The course aims to give you basic knowledge and skills in how to prevent and limit a potential fire. By the end of the course you know the safest possible response in the event of fire/fire emergency ...
University of Oslo1d
JUR1710 – International Human Rights Law: Institutions and Procedures (BA)
The international legal protection of human rights has mainly developed since the end of World War II as a fundamental part of the world order aimed at securing peace and stability, the ...
University of Oslo1d
HGOV4100 – Fundamentals of Health Care Systems
The course aims to introduce the principles of health care organization and policy in a comparative perspective, identify the key characteristics and components of health care systems, assess each ...