Children's right to culture in theory and practice

7.5 credits cr.
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Course literature
Note that the course literature can be changed up to two months before the start of the course.
- Valid from Autumn 2024
- Reading list BKI100 - valid from Autumn 2024

7.5 credits

Autumn 2024

Period 1

Day-time, 100%

On campus

Study period

02/09/2024 - 02/10/2024

Period 2

Day-time, 50%

Only distance courses without required meetings

Study period

04/11/2024 - 19/01/2025

Autumn 2024 | Day-time | 100 % | On campus

Held every autumn

Application available only from the Swedish page

Course code: BKI100

Application Code: SU-61057

Level

Bachelor's level

Language

Swedish

Eligibility

General entry requirements

Selection

The grade point average of your upper secondary school leaving certificate 34 %, the Swedish national university aptitude test 33 %, Higher Education Credits 33 %

Syllabus - legal document

Syllabus in Swedish, valid from Autumn 2024.pdf

Tuition fee

Applies to citizens from outside EU, EEA or Switzerland. First instalment: 11250 SEK. The complete course: 11250 SEK. More information on tuition fees

Subject

Children's Culture

Area of interest

Arts and Humanities

Department responsible for education

Department of Child and Youth Studies

Autumn 2024 | Day-time | 50 % | Only distance courses without required meetings

Held every autumn

Application available only from the Swedish page

Course code: BKI100

Application Code: SU-61118

Level

Bachelor's level

Language

Swedish

Eligibility

General entry requirements

Selection

The grade point average of your upper secondary school leaving certificate 34 %, the Swedish national university aptitude test 33 %, Higher Education Credits 33 %

Syllabus - legal document

Syllabus in Swedish, valid from Autumn 2024.pdf

Tuition fee

Applies to citizens from outside EU, EEA or Switzerland. First instalment: 11250 SEK. The complete course: 11250 SEK. More information on tuition fees

Subject

Children's Culture

Area of interest

Arts and Humanities

Department responsible for education

Department of Child and Youth Studies

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