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New research centre at UiO takes action following the NAV scandal. In 2022, the Research Council of Norway issued a call for proposals for research centres that can strengthen legal research into EEA law from a Norwegian perspective. This is the contribution that will be made by the research centre EURNOR at the University of Oslo.
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University of Oslo Faculty of Law; Established: 1811; 213 years ago () School type: Public: Dean: Ragnhild Hennum: Location: Oslo, Norway: Enrollment: approximately 4 300: Faculty: 270 full-time: Website: www.jus.uio.no
10. JUR9021 – Internationalization, Transnational Law and Comparison. (4 credits) 4. JUR9031 – Perspectives on legal history, sociology of law and law economics. (4 credits) 4. JUR9041 – Research ethics, academic writing and dissemination of research.
CourseCreditsHUMR4504 – Human Rights in Practice (10 ...101010HUMR5145 – Human Rights in Asia (10 ...10Nov 13, 2009 · Go to uio.no. Studies. Admission for international students. The Faculty of Law offers Master's degree studies and exchange studies, as well as the possibility to be a guest student on human rights courses. Admission to Master's degree studies. The basic entrance requirement is usually a completed bachelors' degree.
Listed in. Top General LL.M.s in Europe. Top LL.M.s for Maritime Law. Programs at University of Oslo. Full-Time. 1. Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Public International Law. Language. English. Intakes. August. Duration. 18 months. Concentrations.
The Faculty of Law of the University of Oslo is Norway's oldest law faculty, established in 1811 as one of the four original faculties of The Royal Frederick University. Alongside the law faculties in Copenhagen, Lund and Uppsala, it is one of Scandinavia's leading institutions of legal education and research.