Back to top Program Faculty Jeanne Sanderson Program Director Jeanne Sanderson holds a B.A. degree in modern and economic history and education from the University of Strathclyde, Scotland, and an advanced history degree from the University of Oslo with specialization in Norwegian economic history and the emergence of an industrial society in Great Britain. She is a British citizen and has been living and working in Norway for the past 21 years. She brings a passion for creating learning environments for students where they can make significant personal and academic connections with current social issues. Primary faculty and guest lecturers for the program include a variety of university faculty members, as well as government and community leaders and activists. Two or more homestays are arranged during the term.
Students receive a monthly food stipend to buy and cook their own food.
The primary location for classes is the University of Oslo Blindern campus, with field study in selected regions of Norway, as well as Sweden and Estonia. Transportation Transportation to and from class sessions and field excursions in the city is via Oslo's excellent mass transit system. The group flies to Sweden and Estonia and uses various modes of transportation for field study in those two sites. Covers tuition, lodging, food stipend and field travel ground expenses. Excludes international and field trip airfare, books, passport and personal expenses.