Theory and clinical practice is continued from the 7th semester. The practical competence is given high priority. At the same time the cause of diseases is highlighted. It is expected that students ...

The couse offers a broad introduction to British literature. Emphasis will be given to the distinctive characteristics of texts and the literary techniques employed in them. The texts will be studied ...

The course aims to give insight into a standard description of the English language and into the relationship between the meaning and the grammatical form of sentences and texts. Frequent comparisons ...

Students who are admitted to study programmes at UiO must each semester register which courses and exams they wish to sign up for in Studentweb. This course is for students admitted to Music, ...

Why do people waste their vote across the world? Why do ethnic groups kill each other in some places and not others? Why does the same policy seem great in one place and fail miserably in another?

Causal inference is the task of drawing conclusions from data about the effects of treatments and other type of interventions. In epidemiology and clinical research, as well as in many other fields, ...

MF9495P provides practical training in basic procedures in mice and rats, including handling. MF9495P is a mandatory addition to theoretical training in experimental animal science for all students ...

The course introduces a variety of central algorithms and methods essential for studies of statistical data analysis and machine learning. The course is project-based and through the various projects, ...

This course gives an introduction to numerical methods for solving problems in physics and chemistry, i.e. methods for solving ordinary and partial differential equations, matrix operations and ...

For students interested in the nervous system, this course in neurophysiology covers the basic principles of neuron signalling and interactions that underlie brain function, spanning from the function ...

The programme examines the relationship between law and ICT within four areas: Electronic communications, intellectual property, privacy, data protection and electronic commerce.

Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Paediatrics, Child Psychiatry, Pharmacology, Pathology, Clinical Biochemistry, Medical Genetics, Medical Ethics, Behavioural Sciences, Public Health, and General Practice.