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Childhood studies - master's programme

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Student information

Student information

Information about previous exam questions will be posted in the learning platform Blackboard.

The Master's Handbook gives you information that you need during your master's study. Important forms and documents are also posted here.

  • Guidelines for grading in Childhood studies
  • General description of NTNU's grading scale

Send an email to the department or contact your student advisor if you are delayed in your studies.

Writing and submitting your master's thesis

Writing and submitting your master's thesis

  • Once your project description is approved, you complete and submit the form master's agreement. Here are the guidelines on how to fill in the form.
     
  • If you are going to collect data on people you need to tick of the box "Are you going to apply for any data management approvals? (REK*, NSD**)" Click here to see if you have to report your research to the Norwegian centre for research data (NSD). You fill in an online form and get it approved by your supervisor before you send it.
     
  • Students who do not plan to collect any information that identifies particular individuals do not have to fill out a form with the NSD. You can consult your supervisor and discuss whether you need to register your project at NSD. 

  • Additional agreement form - health research

  • The research process

After your project description is approved, you will receive an email with the name of your supervisor. Supervision is obligatory, and you are obliged to follow your supervisor's deadlines and instructions. 

Supervision will be given during 2nd, 3rd and 4th semester. The total number of supervision hours is 60, including your supervisor's preparations etc. See the Master's handbook for more instructions.

  • Fieldwork participants checklist

Layout of the thesis is described in the topic page of BARN3900 Master's thesis.

The pages before chapter 1 and the reference list are not included in the defined number of pages. The first page of chapter 1 should correspond to page no 1. This means that the table of content and other texts/figures before chapter 1 have no page numbers, and you may, for instance, use Roman numerals for this.

Use this Word template when writing your master's thesis.

Writing your master's thesis. From preparation to submission.

See Master's handbook for further instructions.

Deadline for submitting your thesis is 15 May at 15:00.

You find useful information about finalising and submitting your master's thesis on the webpage Writing and submitting your master's thesis. the final stages of the thesis is time-consuming, so allow extra time.

You submit your thesis in Inspera.

Your student representatives

Your student representatives

The student democracy is a way for students to help develop NTNU as a place of education, and works to make students’ voices heard in questions of academic quality, campus, facilitation, learning environment and similar issues.

The main tasks of your study programme representative and the department representatives is to protect your interests. Here, you can get in touch with your representatives (Norwegian website). 


MPhil in Childhood Studies - brochure

MPhil in Childhood Studies - brochure

Please download the brochure about MPhil in Childhood Studies.

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