Islamsk religiøs tru og praksis

The student has by the end of the course gained the following learning outcome defined in knowledge, skills, and general competence:

Knowledge:

The student

• has advanced general knowledge about the religion of Islam
• has an in-depth knowledge about the selected topic of the course
• has a general knowledge about current debates in the academic study of Islam.

Skills:

The student

• has the ability to analyze and explain complex religious concepts and phenomena
• has the ability to read primary and secondary literature about religious topics critically, summarize it, and evaluate its argumentative structure
• has the ability to explain and apply important methodological and theoretical approaches in the study of religions
• has the ability to make reasoned and structured statements about religious topics in writing in accordance with the relevant rules for academic writing
• has the ability to make clear and informed statements about religious topics in classroom discussions.

General competence:

The student

• has the ability to work with larger amounts of written material within a limited time period, to synthesize it, and to present it clearly orally and in writing
• has the ability to draw reasoned conclusions about newly introduced topics
• has the ability to explain and apply complex theoretical and methodological approaches.