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Master's Programme in Child Studies
The figure next to each course is the share who passed the ordinary sittings of its main exam over the last 5 years, with the number of students. A grey dash means there are no statistics.
Semester 1
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| Course | Pass the ordinary exam |
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| 736A25 compulsory Introduction to Child Studies | 58% 190 students |
| 736A26 compulsory Historical Perspectives on Children and Childhood | 70% 33 students |
| 736A27 compulsory Anthropological Perspectives on Children and Childhood | 77% 149 students |
| 736A28 compulsory Sociological Perspectives on Children and Childhood | 82% 124 students |
Semester 2
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| Course | Pass the ordinary exam |
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| 736A29 compulsory Research Methods in Child Studies | 84% 142 students |
| 736A30 compulsory Children's Rights | 91% 76 students |
| 736A41 compulsory Master´s Thesis (one year) | 97% 89 students |
Semester 3
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| Course | Pass the ordinary exam |
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| 736A32 compulsory Children, Parents, and Family Life | 88% 83 students |
| 736A33 compulsory Children, Gender, and Sexuality | 86% 57 students |
| 736A34 compulsory Children, Migration, and Transnational Childhoods | 81% 67 students |
| 736A40 compulsory Children, School, and Education | 88% 50 students |
Semester 4
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| Course | Pass the ordinary exam |
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| 736A36 compulsory Research Methods and Epistemology in Child Studies | 93% 70 students |
| 736A37 compulsory Children’s Health and Development in a Global World | 100% 30 students |
| 736A38 compulsory Master’s Thesis in Child Studies (two year) | 95% 43 students |