PhD portraits

Presentations of PhD candidates at the Faculty of Humanities and their projects.

GEOARCHAEOLOGY: Magnus Mathiesen Haaland holding his award for best student paper received at the Developing International Geoarchaeology conference in Newcastle, UK.

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Every year, between 20 and 30 candidates receive a doctoral degree from the Faculty of Humanities. Meet some of the candidates in these interviews. Most of the candiates are in the middle of their project, while others all have passed their degree.

A way out of "robot mode"

“By questioning our habitual thoughts and given truths, we can obtain insights which enable us to reflect on our lives in a different way,” says Marianne Frøystad Walderhaug. During her dialogues with inmates, they try to discover how they can get out of “robot mode”.

Implementing Norwegian Language Policy in China

How can the Norwegian two-form solution serve as a source of inspiration for resolving language conflicts in China?

PhD candidate wins best student paper award

Archaeologist Magnus M. Haaland received the award at peer-reviewed conference in Newcastle.

Analysing the Cameroonian Climate Discourse

”I wanted to do something relevant that could serve a purpose and reach people outside of the field of linguistics. I do not want to do linguistics just for the sake of it”.

13.12.2018