Four Nordic women's studies units offer their students and teachers the possibility to spend an exchange period in another Nordplus university. The student scholarship is for six months. Teachers' exchange period is two weeks. To apply contact NORDPLUS coordinator at your own university.
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Coordinator
Eeva Raevaara Christina Institute was founded in 1991. It organises and developes women's studies teaching at the University of Helsinki. The institute participates in two international exchange programmes. For international students there is a variety of courses in English. The Institute is headed by Professor Aili Nenola and it offers facilities to eight researchers. |
Professor
Gunilla Bjeren Center for Women's Studies is established 1987. It offers courses on the undergraduate as well as on graduate level. Plans for a Master's Program are being developed. |
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Dr.
phil. Nanna Damsholt The center is an interdisciplinary institut, which aim is to emphasise gender issues in the humanities research. The main fields of the center are history and literature and questions of history of science and epistemology. |
Professor
Harriet Bjerrum-Nielsen is an interdisciplinary centre, which functions as an independent unit. It was established 1986. It's task is to promote research which analyses and interrogates gender-related issues. The Centre presents a range of doctoral courses, seminars, workshops and lectures involving invited Norwegian and international feminist scholars. |