If your research handles sensitive information, you may need to follow special regulations to ensure confidentiality. If you believe your research may have ethical implications, ask your supervisor for help to understand the regulations and to fill out the necessary forms for restricting access to the Master's thesis. Restricting access to the Master's thesis usually means that it will not be freely available online or in print. For more information, see: How to get a supervisor In order to assist students with the task of finding a supervisor, you should consult the profiles of Centre faculty as early as possible, and make contact via email. To assist our new MA students in making contact with faculty members, a special Academic Lunch with STK faculty members will be organized on September 27th 11.30, STK, 420. Please make sure that you attend this event. You must apply for a supervisor by April 1th 2019 (see the application form below). Schedule and work plan The schedule and the work plan are to be agreed upon jointly by the supervisor and student. Departures from the agreed plan must be communicated to the Centre. The supervision resources consist of max. 15-18 hours of face-to-face supervision for a 60-credit master thesis. Before thesis submission, the supervisor should be able to make an estimation as to the likely grade the student could expect. A semester abroad Parts of the study programme may be taken abroad. Students who plan to take part of the programme are recommended to plan their visit to a foreign university during their second semester. More general information here (in Norwegian): and here (in Norwegian): Please contact the Centre’s programme administration for further details the current possibilities and application procedures.
If your research handles sensitive information, you may need to follow special regulations to ensure confidentiality. If you believe your research may have ethical implications, ask your supervisor for help to understand the regulations and to fill out the necessary forms for restricting access to the Master's thesis. Restricting access to the Master's thesis usually means that it will not be freely available online or in print. For more information, see: How to get a supervisor In order to assist students with the task of finding a supervisor, you should consult the profiles of Centre faculty as early as possible, and make contact via email. To assist our new MA students in making contact with faculty members, a special Academic Lunch with STK faculty members will be organized on September 27th 11.30, STK, 420. Please make sure that you attend this event. You must apply for a supervisor by April 1th 2019 (see the application form below). Schedule and work plan The schedule and the work plan are to be agreed upon jointly by the supervisor and student. Departures from the agreed plan must be communicated to the Centre. The supervision resources consist of max. 15-18 hours of face-to-face supervision for a 60-credit master thesis. Before thesis submission, the supervisor should be able to make an estimation as to the likely grade the student could expect. A semester abroad Parts of the study programme may be taken abroad. Students who plan to take part of the programme are recommended to plan their visit to a foreign university during their second semester. More general information here (in Norwegian): and here (in Norwegian): Please contact the Centre’s programme administration for further details the current possibilities and application procedures.