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Courses within the doctoral programmes at the Department of Culture and Society

The Department of Culture and Society offers a variety of graduate courses.

Anyone taking doctoral studies at the Department of Culture and Society is welcome to take any of the graduate courses given by the department. 

Doctoral students from other departments at Linköping University and doctoral students from other institutions of higher education are also welcome to take the courses, if space is available. Some courses can also be taken by advanced master’s students, if there are particularly strong reasons. A precondition for taking any of the courses and obtaining credit is that the student has been admitted to doctoral studies and has the consent of his or her supervisor.

The list below shows courses given by the Department of Culture and Society and by the LiU Humanities platform established by several departments in collaboration. For more information about any of the courses, contact the course coordinator. 

Courses

Introductory Course in Research Ethics, 4,5 credits

  • Department: The Department for Culture and Society
  • Course responsible/contact person: Elin Palm, Division of Philosophy and Applied Ethics
  • Period: Spring 2024, 3 March–23 April

Registration

Register via via email to Monica Wise, February 26th 2024 at the latest.

About this course

This is an introductory course in research ethics within the social sciences and humanities and it is open to doctoral students, supervisors and researchers at Linköping University. The course covers research ethical problems and concepts, such as autonomy and informed consent, scientific fraud and misconduct and the researcher's responsibility for the consequences of his/her research. Research ethical declarations and Swedish legislation on research ethics are introduced. Field-specific research problems are discussed as well as research ethical problems experienced by the course participants. After completing the course, the student should be able to identify and describe common research ethical problems, suggest solutions to the problems and justify the solutions by means of basic ethical principles. The student should also have proficiency in filling in an application for ethical trial of research. The course will mainly be taught at campus Valla, Linköping, with some lectures/seminars taught via Zoom.

More information and schedule.

 

 

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Ageing and Social Change 3 HP / ECTS

Ageing is one of the key issues in today’s societies which require more research-based understanding likewise knowledge about adequate policies. Learn about social change, population and individual ageing in contemporary societies in this PhD course.

Negative Modernity: The War of Ideas.

  • Department: The Department for Culture and Society
  • Course coordinator: Keti Chuhkrov, Tage Danielsson Professor
  • Period: Spring 2024, 7 March - 30 May
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Registration

Register via via email to:
Keti Chukhrov (ketevan.chukhrukidze@liu.se) or
Nigel Musk (nigel.musk@liu.se).


About the course

The course explores the epistemic and institutional watershed between modernity, modernism, avant-garde and contemporaneity. This view is indispensable to understand the negative genealogy of contemporary critical theory.

More information and schedule.

 

Language and Social Interaction

PhD course at “Language and Culture”, Linköping University
Spring 2024

  • Department: IKOS, SoK
  • Course coordinator: Leelo Keevallik
  • Course period: April-May 2024
  • Language: to be decided in consultation with course participants
  • Teaching form: seminars
  • Examination form: active participation at seminars, course paper

About the course

The course targets dialogic and interactional approaches to language, where human linguistic behavior is theorized as an aspect of multimodal communication. We look at language as a situated phenomenon.

More information and schedule.

 

Previous courses

Analysing Literature, 7,5 credits

Department: The Department for Culture and Society
Doctoral programme: Language and Culture (SoK)
Course coordinator: Jesper Olsson
Director of doctoral studies: Elin Käck
Period: Spring 2023, 24 April - 30 May

Introductory Course in Research Ethics, 4,5 credits

Department: The Department for Culture and Society
Course responsible/contact person: Elin Palm, Division of Philosophy and Applied Ethics
Additional teachers: Johanna Nählinder
Period: Spring 2023, 27 February - 29 March

Critical Problems in Social and Cultural Theory, 7,5 credits or 15 credits (with course paper)
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS) 
Doctoral programme: Ethnic and Migration Studies, REMESO
Course coordinator: Stefan Jonsson
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: September 2022 – June 2023 (13 seminars in total) 

Research Methods in Ethnic and Migration Studies, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS) 
Doctoral programme: Ethnic and Migration Studies, REMESO
Course coordinator: Olav Nygård and Kristoffer Jutvik
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: 21 November – 22 December; on-campus week 5–9 December
The course is offered by REMESO international Graduate School in Migration.

Kritiska och reflexiva förhållningssätt till kulturvetenskaplig teori och metod, 15 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Culture and society
Course coordinator: Johanna Dahlin och Martin Fredriksson
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: Spring 2022

Knowledge in Motion: Between Forms and Norms, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Culture and society in collaboration with the journal Culture Unbound and the research hub KOMPASS.
Course coordinator: Eva Hemmungs Wirtén
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: Spring 2022

For more information, please contact the course coordinator.

Reimagining the Humanities, 3 credits for participating and another 7 credits if you write a course paper
Organisor: LiU Humanities
Course coordinator: Madina Tlostanova 
Period: Autumn 2021, week 37, 13-16 September

The Political Economy of International Migration
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Ethnic and Migration Studies, REMESO
Course coordinators: Peo Hansen och Claudia Tazreiter
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: Intensive week is scheduled for 29 November –3 December

Qualitative methods in social science, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Welfare Law
Course coordinator: Anna Lundberg
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: TBA

Migration and the law – a reading course, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Welfare Law
Course coordinator: Anna Lundberg
Director of doctoral studies: Catrin Lundström
Period: TBA

Analysing Literature, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Language and culture (SoK)
Course coordinator: Jesper Olsson
Director of doctoral studies: Elin Käck
Period: spring 2021, weeks 18-21
Language: To be decided in consultation with course participants (Swedish or English)

Analysing Language and Interaction, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Language and culture (SoK)
Course coordinator: Leelo Keevallik
Director of doctoral studies: Elin Käck
Period: spring 2021, weeks 4-8
Language: To be decided in consultation with course participants (Swedish or English)

Pedagogiskt arbete – en orientering om fältets metoder, 7,5 credits
Department of Culture and Societye (IKOS)
Doctoral programme: Pedagogiskt arbete med ämnesdidaktisk inriktning
Course coordinators: Bengt-Göran Martinsson och David Ludvigsson
Director of doctoral studies: Elin Käck
Period: This course starts with general information in November 2020 and continues during the spring up until week 8.

Doctoral Programmes

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The Doctoral Programme in Ageing and Social Change

The doctoral programme in Ageing and Social Change aims to give doctoral students in-depth knowledge in this field. Students shall independently plan and carry out a qualified research project and present and disseminate its results.
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The Doctoral Programme in Ethnic and Migration Studies

The doctoral programme offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary research education in ethnic and migration studies.
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The Doctoral Programme in Social Work

The doctoral programme in social work aims to give students in-depth knowledge in social work and allow them to develop the knowledge and skills needed to independently carry out research in this area.

Organisation

Department of Culture and Society (IKOS)

At the Department of Culture and Society (IKOS), social sciences and the humanities gather in environments where research and education work together.

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