Taking Norwegian society as a starting point, the programme examines the relations between various cultures and societies.
The study programme is organised into 2 modules – an autumn module (30 ECTS) and a winter/spring module (30 ECTS). Students can chose one of them - or both.
How and where classes are offered.
Expected progress of study. Full time is programmes with full progress of study (60 ECTS credits per academic year, 30 ECTS credits per semester). Part time is programmes with less than full progress of study (less than 60 ECTS credits per academic year, or less than 30 ECTS credits per semester).
The main focus will be on how cultural and historical variations in culture and society influence social relations. The practical subjects taught during the autumn semester are orienteering, games, basic sports activities, didactics, outdoor teaching and outdoor life. During the winter/spring semesters the following subjects will be taught: ski games, snowboard, alpine skiing, Telemark skiing, cross-country skiing and skating, as well as winter outdoor life and didactics.
The study programme may be included as part of a European Bachelor’s degree. It may also be used as the third or fourth year of study of a teacher-education study programme, or as a specialised or further educational programme for qualified teachers.