Courses for exchange students Autumn semester 2020
Below you will find a list of the courses that was offered autumn semester 2020, and which quarter each course was given. You can use this list to get an idea which courses will most likely be offered during the autumn semester 2021 as the course offer rarely changes from one autumn semester to the next.
The study term is divided in four quarters. Full time studies means studying 7,5 credits each quarter, adding up to 30 credits for the full term. Some of our courses are part-time, which means that it takes two quarters to finish a 7,5 credit course, but that you can study another 7,5 credit part-time course in the same quarter.
| Quarter 1 | August 31 - September 30 |
| Quarter 2 | October 1 - November 2 |
| Quarter 3 | November 3 - December 3 |
| Quarter 4 | December 4 - January 17 |
Astronomy
All astronomy courses run on part-time basis.
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
Biology & Molecular Biology
Quarter 1
Bachelor's level
- Cell and Developmental Biology, 15 credits (BIO213)
- Immunology, 15 credits (BIO235)
- Dynamics in Natural Populations- from Individuals to Ecosystems, 15 credits (BIO214)
Master's level
- Advanced Functional Genomics, 15 credits (BIO406)
- Alfatoxonomical Principles, 5 credits (BIO401)
- An Introduction to ecophysiology- plants and animals, 7,5 credits (BIO408) - not available autumn 2020
- Fungal Identification, 5 credits (BIO402) - not available autumn 2020
- Molecular biology, 15 credits (BIO545)
- Evolutionary Ecology, 15 credits (BIO426)
Quarter 2
Bachelor's level
- Evolutionary biology, 15 credits (BIO217)
- Human Physiology, 15 credits (BIO232)
- Molecular Microbiology, 15 credits (BIO277)
- Genetically engineered foods, 7,5 credits (BIO330)
Master's level
- Advanced Bioinformatics, 15 credits (BIO403)
- Advanced Phylogenetics, 10 credits (BIO404)
- Drug development, 7,5 credits (BIO523)
- Drug discovery and development, 15 credits (BIO524)
- Genetics, 15 credits (BIO555)
- Comparative Physiology of Marine Animals including Applications for Aquaculture, 15 credits (BIO484)
- Conservation and the genetics of populations, 15 credits (BIO418)
Physics
All physics courses run on part-time basis (50%)
Quarter 1
- Quantum Mechanics, 7,5 credits (FYM290)
- Partical physics: The standard model and beyond, 7,5 credits (FIM485)- not available autumn 2020
- Science, innovation and entrepreneurship 7,5 credits (FIM782) - not available autumn 2020
- Neural Networks, 7,5 credits (FIM720)
- Complex Systems Seminar, 7,5 credits (FIM730) - not available autumn 2020
Quarter 2
- String Theory, 7,5 credits (FIM480)
- Computational Physics, 7,5 credits (FIM540)
- Simulation of Complex Systems, 7,5 credits (FIM750)
- Dynamical systems, 7,5 credits (FIM770)
Earth Science & Geography
Physical geography, climatology, geology and geography.
Additional costs due to excursions - courses: NG0210, NG0230, NG0220, GV4000
Quarter 1
Bachelor's level
- Field course in the Subarctic - Physical Geography and Ecology, 15 credits (NG0210) (extra costs)
- Climate data analyses, 7,5 credits (GVN330)
- GIS: Introduction to remote sensing 7,5 credits (NGN235) (internet-based, part time 25 %)
- Regional Enviromental Earth Science, 7,5 credits (GV2001)
- Geographical Information Systems - Introduction (GIS), 7,5 credits (NGN180) (internet-based, part time, 25/50%)
Master's level
Quarter 2
Bachelor's level
- Hydrology and hydrogeology, 7,5 credits (GV2002)
- Sedimentology and Stratigraphy, 7,5 credits (GVG300)
Master's level
- Climate Change in an Earth System Perspective, 7,5 credits (GVN460)
- Urban Climate and Urban Climate Planning 7,5 credits (GE6000)
- Earth Science Excursion 1 , 15 credits (GV4000)
Quarter 3
Bachelor's level
- Climate Change, a Geographical Perspective with Spain excursion, 15 credits (NG0230) (extra costs) - not available autumn 2020
- Geographical Information Systems 2 (GIS), 7,5 credits (NGN190) (internet-based, part time, 50%)
- Earth System Sciences, 7,5 credits (GV0340)
Master's level
- Climate modelling, 15 credits (GVN465)
- Geographical Information Systems IV, (GIS) Open Sources, 7,5 credits (NGN210)
Quarter 4
Bachelor's level
Master's level
Chemistry
Quarter 1- 2
- Advanced Organic Chemistry 15 credits (KEM815)
- Design and Production of Biomolecules, 15 credits (KEM350) - not available autumn 2020
- Organic and Medicinal Chemistry, 10 credits (KEM825) - not available autumn 2020
Quarter 3-4
-
Applied Quantum Chemistry, 15 credits (KED321)
- Atmospheric Chemistry, 15 credits (KEM170)
- Structure and Dynamics of Biomolecules 15 credits (KEM360)
Quarter 4
Marine Sciences
Quarter 1
- Marine project - From idea to action, 15 credits (MAR440)
- Basics of Physical Oceanography, 7.5 credits (OCM101)
- Physical oceanography I, 15 credits (OCM100)
- The Sea and Society Relationship; Historical Perspectives, Present Status and Future Challenges, 15 credits (MAR461)
Quarter 2
- Ocean models, 15 credits (OC6310) - not available autumn 2020
- Observing the Ocean from Micro to Macro Scale, 15 credits (OC4920)
- Blue economy and sustainable use of marine resources, 15 credits (MAR462)
- Marine Environmental Geology, 15 credits (GVM510)
Mathematics
All math courses run on part-time basis (50%)
Quarter 1
Bachelor's level
- Fourier Analysis, 7,5 credits (MMG710) -not available autumn 2020
- Nonlinear Optimization, 7,5 credits (MMG621) - not available autumn 2020
Master's level
- Integration Theory, 7,5 credits (MMA110)
- Applied Functional Analysis, 7,5 credits (MMA400)
- Commutative algebra, 7,5 credits (MMA330)
- Numerical Linear Algebra, 7,5 credits (MMA600)
- High Performance Computing, 7,5 credits (MMA620)
- Representation theory, 7,5 credits, odd years (MMA201) - not available autumn 2020
Quarter 2
Bachelor's level
- Scientific Visualization, 7,5 credits (MMG640) - not available autumn 2020
- Options and Mathematics, 7,5 credits(MMG810)- not available autumn 2020
- Analytic Function Theory, 7,5 credits (MMG700)- not available autumn 2020
Master's level
- Functional Analysis, 7,5 credits (MMA120)
- Galois theory, 7,5 credits (MMA310) only odd years
- Large-Scale Optimization, 7,5 credits (MMA511)
- Introduction to Algebraic Geometry, 7,5 credits (MMA320)
Mathematical statistics
All math courses run on part-time basis (50%)
Quarter 1
Bachelor's level
Master's level
- Computational Methods for Bayesian Statistics, 7,5 credits (MSA101)
- Stochastic Calculus 7,5 credits (MSA350)
Quarter 2
Bachelor's level
Master's level
Environmental science
Quarter 1
Bachelor's level
- Environmental Economics, 15 credits (ES1601)
- Field Course in the Subarctic - Physical Geography and Ecology 15 credits (NG0210) Earth Science students have priority for the course. Additional costs due to excursions
Master's level
Course package:
- Environmental Impact Assessment, 7,5 credits (ES2419) (50%)
- Fundamentals of Ecotoxicology, 7,5 credits (ES2615) (50%)
- Marine Environmental Geology, 15 credits (GMV510) The course is given during the following dates: 3 November 2020 - 17 January 2021
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
- Resource efficiency – energy material flows and ecosystem services 7,5 credits (ES2614)
- Climate change in an earth system perspective (GVN460) 7.5 credits
- An introduction to ecophysiology - plants and animals (BIO408) 7.5 credits
- Urban Climate and Urban Climate Planning, 7,5 credits (GE6000)
Quarter 2
Bachelor's level
- Climate change, a geographical perspective (NG0230), 15 credits Earth Science students have priority for the course. Additional costs due to excursions
Quarter 3
Bachelor's level
- Applied climatology (GVN340) 7,5 credits - not available autumn 2020
Quarter 4
Bachelor's level
Master's level
- Chemical Risk Assessment, 15 credits (ES2413)
- Environmental management systems, 15 credits (ES2611)
- Advanced Environmental Methodology, 15 credits (ES2616)
- Atmospheric Chemistry, 15 credits (KEM170)
Quarter 1, 2, 3 and 4
- ES1603 Project Work in Environmental Science, 15 credits.
In this course you have the possibility to do a project work in one of the research groups within environmental science. You need to take contact with the different research groups yourself. The condition to be admitted for the course is that you have a project before the start of the course. The course is given during Quarter 1-2 and Quarter 3-4.
Conservation
Quarter 1
- Theory and History of Conservation, 7.5 credits (KU0870) part-time, 25 %
- Conservation and Sustainable Development - Introduction to the Master's Programme in Conservation, 7.5 credits (KUA400)
Quarter 2
- Research methods in Cultural Heritage Conservation, 7.5 credits (KUA410)
Quarter 3
- Integrated conservation, 15 credits (KU0920)
- Advanced Digital Tools for Heritage Conservation, 15 credits (KUD101) - not available autumn 2020
- Digital Heritage Technologies, 7,5 credits (KUD101) - not available autumn 2020
Flexible
contact the international coordinator for more information
- Individual Course in Conservation 1-2, 7.5 credits (KUA050, KUA160)
- Individual Specialisation Course in Conservation 1-2, 7,5 credits (KUA060, KUA150)
- Individual course in conservation 1, 15 credits
- Individual course in conservation 2, 15 credits