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Programme structure

The Master’s Degree Programme is a two-year course, starting each autumn. This programme consists of two compulsory courses worth 10 credits (a total of 20 credits), four courses (a total of 40 credits) and a Master's thesis with a writing seminar (60 credits). The full programme represents 120 credits.

About the course work:
The Centre for Ibsen Studies offers the following courses:

In the autumn semester:

In the spring semester:

About IBS4390 - Master's thesis :

Work on the Master's thesis is based on IBS4000 - Introduction , where the students are to define the problematic issues and produce a preliminary project description for their thesis. In the second semester the students start working on their thesis in connection with the compulsory course IBS4001 - How to write a thesis? . The thesis is to be completed in the third and fourth semesters. The length of the master's thesis is normally 80-100 pages with 2250 keystrokes per page. Individual supervision is provided throughout the process. The master's thesis is to be written in English or Norwegian. The amount of work required is the equivalent of 60 credits, including the writing seminar.

4. semester IBS4390 - Master's thesis
3. semester IBS4104 - Ibsen and the drama of modernity or IBS4204 - Ibsen in Performance or IBS4105 - Ibsen Between Cultures IBS4390 - Master's thesis
2. semester IBS4001 - How to write a thesis? IBS4205 - New Perspectives in Ibsen Studies IBS4390 - Master's thesis
1. semester IBS4000 - Introduction IBS4101 - Ibsen’s oeuvre in a biographical, aesthetic and historical perspective IBS4104 - Ibsen and the drama of modernity or IBS4204 - Ibsen in Performance or IBS4105 - Ibsen Between Cultures
 10 ECTS credits10 ECTS credits10 ECTS credits

Diploma and degree

This programme leads to the following degree: Master of Philosophy in Ibsen Studies
Published Jun 6, 2012 10:00 AM - Last modified Jun 6, 2012 05:06 PM