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Both macroscopic life and element cycling are dependent on bacteria and unicellular fungi. Knowledge in microbiology is therefore important for all types of biology and for several other subject areas such as medicine, food, agriculture,…

Advanced computations are increasingly important in research and business. On this Master’s programme you will learn how to study complex processes within chemistry, and how computational science can contribute to knowledge evolution in…

The course is intended to deal with these issues from a number of different perspectives, specifically considering cultural, political, legal, but also economical aspects, including those relevant outside a Western context. It will provide…

The course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of Environmental Humanities, providing insight into this dynamic and emerging area and demonstrating how to integrate humanities subjects and perspectives into other domains of…

Material culture is the hub of archaeology. However, things do not speak to us; it is up to us to ask questions which enable us to elicit information about past lives. In this course we explore the theoretical debate in archaeology from…

In this course human relation to the landscape is studied in an archaeological long time perspective. Using different archaeological examples, for example the Neolithic revolution in Scandinavia, various theoretical perspectives regarding…

This course focuses on theoretical and practical issues connected to archaeological fieldwork. Modern archaeology requires knowledge and awareness of a wide range of scholarly fields, both in relation to the archaeological field practice…

In this independent study course, students specialise in one or several areas of research in archaeology and ancient history. The aim of the course is for students to acquire a specialised and critical ability to assess scholarly…

The use of scientific methods in archaeological research is an ever-growing field that has in many ways revolutionised our knowledge of the past. Much of the current methodological development is linked to bioarchaeology and concerns…

The course gives the students the ability to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and to navigate among the different tools and instruments that are offered in these technologies. A key element of the course is the introduction to the…

The course focuses on the application of 3D technology for collection, processing and visualisation of 3D data including point clouds, surface models and boundary models. The students will gain both practical and theoretical knowledge…

This multi-disciplinary course treats the question of life in the Universe. Where can life have developed? Must it be on a planet similar to Earth? How does life on a planet develop and evolve? Under what extreme circumstances can…

In this course you will learn more about the structure and evolution of stars. The course contains amongst others: an overview of the different phases of the evolution of a star, the magnitude system and using it for stellar astronomy, the…