• Hinduisme på skjerm : En religionsdidaktisk analyse av digitale læringsressurser 

  Buøen, Sigrid Barkost (Master thesis, 2025)

  Hovedspørsmålet i denne masteroppgava er hvordan hinduisme framstilles i de digitale læringsressursene til Cappelen Damm (CDU) og Gyldendal (Horisonter). Begge disse digitale læringsressursene brukes i den norske skolen. Fokuset for denne oppgava er læringsstoffet som er basert for ungdomsskoletrinnene. Gjennom en digital dokumentanalyse vil jeg belyse framstillingene av hinduisme i de digitale ...
• Gjennom deres øyne: Et kognitiv-arkeologisk blikk på den slipte bergkunsten i Nordland 

  Faukner, Karoline Sletten (Master thesis, 2025)

  Denne avhandlingen utforsker hvordan teorier og perspektiver fra kognitiv arkeologi kan bidra til økt forståelse av det som ansees som Norges eldste bergkunst. I denne oppgaven fokuserer jeg på de slipte helleristninger i Nordland som dateres til eldre steinalder (9000–7000 fvt.), og vil undersøke hvordan menneskets biologi og samhandling mellom mennesker, dyr, og det materielle, påvirket fremstillingen ...
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  Growing season extension and delayed senescence: phenological responses to altered snow regimes and nutrient enrichment in High Arctic tundra species 

  Bjerkholt, Frida Pernille (Master thesis, 2025)

  Arctic ecosystems are experiencing rapid changes in climate conditions, with a shift in snow regimes and nutrient availability, likely to impact plant phenology and productivity. This study investigates how increased snow depth and nutrient enrichment influence the timing of phenological phases and length of the growing season in tundra vegetation in Adventdalen, Svalbard. A factorial field experiment ...
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  Drivers of fish parasite infracommunities in a high latitude system – a dive into host and parasite traits shaping parasite diversity 

  Normann, Vilde Wikevand (Master thesis, 2025)

  Understanding the structuring drivers of host-parasite communities is central to predicting how these organisms will respond to environmental changes that are occurring at a rapid rate in northern latitude systems. Many factors shaping complex and ecologically important communities of fish-parasites in freshwater systems remain incompletely understood, particularly at the infracommunity level. Using ...
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  Plastic-related chemicals associated with polymers and their effects on thyroid hormones in fledglings of Northern fulmars (Fulmarus glacialis) from Svalbard 

  Fivelstad, Marthe (Master thesis, 2025)

  Northern fulmars (Fulmarus glacialis) are pelagic seabirds prone to ingest plastics. Upon ingestion, plastic particles can have both physical and chemical impacts, although these effects are poorly understood. This study investigated the occurrence of plastic-related chemicals (PRCs) in relation to the type of plastic polymers ingested, as well as their potential endocrine disrupting effects on ...

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