Arbeid med IT-systemer
På grunn av arbeid med IT-systemer kan du oppleve ustabilitet i tilganger til OsloMet sine systemer og tjenester i perioden 24.-26. mars. Sjekk driftsmeldingene for oppdateringer.
På grunn av arbeid med IT-systemer kan du oppleve ustabilitet i tilganger til OsloMet sine systemer og tjenester i perioden 24.-26. mars. Sjekk driftsmeldingene for oppdateringer.
Climate change and the environment are closing in on society in both space and time, becoming a relevant dimension of ever more areas of life. Significant transformations need to take place over the next decade and here journalism will have a key role to play. This course will help students pursue both the theoretical and practical development of climate journalism, including the understanding of its own role in society, in a time of declared and perceived crisis.
No prerequisites
The student should have the following learning outcomes upon successful completion of the course:
Knowledge
Skills
The student
General competence
The student
The course will be based on two to three gatherings of 2-5 days at Oslo Metropolitan University, including lectures, exercises and group work. One of the gatherings, or part of one gathering, may also entail field work/excursions.
No course requirements
For the main assessment, the students may choose one of two term papers.
Either
Or
The term papers may be written in Norwegian or English.
Students who have failed a regular examination may submit a revised version of the exam one time. Students with legitimate absence are entitled to submit the term paper to the new examination.
The papers are evaluated according to a scale ranging from A to F, with A-E as pass grades and F as fail grade.
All term papers will be assessed by an evaluation committee consisting of both an internal and an external examiner.
A bachelor's degree. The minimum academic requirement for admission is the grade C, in accordance with Regulations Relating to Admission to Master's Degree Programmes at OsloMet.