VT 2027, Theory of Social and Cultural Sciences, 7.5 credits
The faculty wide third-cycle course Theory of Social and Cultural Sciences will be offered during the first half of the spring semester of 2027.
Current third‑cycle courses
The Faculty of Human Sciences (HUV) offers the following third-cycle courses for doctoral students. Primarily, these courses are offered to doctoral students at Mid Sweden University, however, doctoral students from other universities may participate subject to availability, if nothing else is written.
Current courses at the Faculty of Human Sciences (HUV) are listed below.
Courses at the Faculty of Science, Technology and Media (NMT)
Courses spring semester
VT 2027, Qualitative Methods, 7.5 credits
The faculty wide third-cycle course Qualitative Methods will be offered during the second half of the spring semester of 2027.
VT 2027, Gender Methodologies across the Humanities and Social Sciences, 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide third-cycle course Gender Methodologies across the Humanities and Social Sciences will be offered during the second half of the spring semester 2027.
Courses autumn semester
HT 2026, Ethics in Social Science, 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide course SOA011F, Ethics in the Social Sciences will be given during the period Sept-Nov.
HT 2026, Quantitative methods 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide course FÖA004F will be given between November and January.
HT 2026, Contemporary Sociological Theory, 7.5 credits
PhD course, 7,5 ECTS, given online during 10 weeks, half-time. Starts week 42, 2026.
HT 2026, Experimental Methods and Causal Inference in Social Science Research, 7.5 credits
The faculty-wide course OVR008F will be given between November and January.
Upcoming courses
HT 2027, Ethics in Social Science, 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide course SOA011F, Ethics in the Social Sciences, 7,5 credits.
HT 2027, Quantitative methods 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide course FÖA004F, Quantitative methods 7,5 credits.
HT 2027, Mixed Methods, 7,5 credits
The faculty-wide course Mixed Methods, 7,5 credits