Address:
Misjonshøgskolen
Misjonsmarka 12
NO-4024 Stavanger
Norway
Phone: +47 51 51 62 10
Fax: +47 51 51 62 25
post@mhs.no
Theology, culture and religion Professor Magnar Kartveit has written a new book entitled Rejoice, Dear Zion! In this forthcoming publication he discusses the phrase "Daughter of Zion" from a linguistic point of view, using methaphor theory and irony as tools. The book will be published by de Gruyter, june 2013.
Professor Knut Alfsvåg's article "Luthersk spiritualitet: Om lære og liv i den éne, kristne kirke" has been published in Dansk tidsskrift for teologi og kirke.
From April 29 to May 7 guest professor Dr. Daniel Stein Kokin will visit the School of Mission and Theology to teach the course "Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism".
In the Stavanger region everything is within reach. A delightful mixture of nature, culture, urbanism, a country feel, simplicity however complexity - these are key words to describe a region rich on experiences and friendliness.
In order for you to have the best possible start as a new student we have tried to prepare as much as we can, both academically and socially, for you as an international student at MHS. Remember that years of study are not just about courses, but also about your own personal development.
Maria Tendenes - Coordinator of studies
phone: + 47 51 51 62 82
e-mail: maria.tendenes@mhs.no
Sissel Gjøvikli - Executive Officer
phone: +47 51 51 62 33
e-mail: sissel.gjovikli@mhs.no
Inger Brit Haugen - Executive Officer
phone: +47 51 51 62 24
e-mail: inger.brit.haugen@mhs.no
Address:
Misjonshøgskolen
Misjonsmarka 12
NO-4024 Stavanger
Norway
Phone: +47 51 51 62 10
Fax: +47 51 51 62 25
post@mhs.no
International applicants for the master in theology and master i global studies should fill in the paperbased application form and send to MHS with all need documentation before the deadline: March 1.
Admission requirements is posted under the respective studyprogram.
Applicants from outside the EU/EEA area must document that they can finance their stay in Norway. Applicants who do not provide satisfactory documented evidence for financing will be rejected regardless of academic qualifications.
The MHS provides six scholarships for students from developing countries through the Quota Scheme. This is a programme funded by the Norwegian government. Normally only applicants with a supportingletter and priority from our partnerinsitutions will be admitted on this programme. The scholarships are given to students both at the master in theology and master in global studies.
Being at MHS has been an extraordinary and an amazing learning experience in and outside the classroom; thanks to the staff and the students. The master degree in global studies offered valuable insight into the field of anthropology and communications. I enjoyed my time here and made good friendships.
