Norwegian Artistic Research School

Norwegian Artistic Research School offers through seminars, meetings and conferences joint training for doctoral fellows in Artistic Research. The objective of the Norwegian Artistic Research School is to give research fellows an introduction to methods, theory and ethics as they relate to artistic research, as well as training in disseminating the results of artistic research. The joint professional training is intended to support research fellows’ artistic PhD projects and contribute to professional depth and breadth. Through the research school, the research fellows will acquire knowledge of and skills and competence in artistic research in accordance with the Norwegian Qualifications Framework for Lifelong Learning (NKR).

To sign up for the course, you must go to the Norwegian Artistic Research School

After completing the research school’s programme, PhD-candidates are expected to have achieved the following learning outcomes:

Knowledge:

The candidate ... •

• masters fundamental theory relating to artistic research •
• can describe the diversity in theories and methods in artistic research, and reflect on and argue for choices of methods and processes in own artistic research •
• can contribute to the discourse on artistic research

Skills:

The candidate ... •

• can formulate research questions and plan the artistic research, with the focus on artistic processes and results •
• can work on complex questions, and challenge established discourses and practices in the field •
• can deal with interdisciplinary questions in artistic research

Competence:

The candidate ... •

• can discuss ethical principles and concerns in artistic research •
• can identify ethical issues and can engage in artistic research with integrity •
• can share artistic research in relevant national and international contexts •
• can participate in debates in the field in international forums

Training is provided through seminars, conferences and in other relevant forums, and through contact with other research fellows and peers who work in the field of artistic research nationally and internationally.