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Submission deadline: May 4th by 11:00
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Hey. Slides from the summary on Friday is now on Fronter, where you'll find all the previous slides as well. Good luck with the group projects and cramming for the last exam.
Hi all,
Please note that the schedule is changes / updated to make room for guest lecture / field trip March 8.
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Hi all!
The course schedule is updated with reading lists (so go right ahead and cram so you'll be up to date). Please note that it is Wednesdays are NOT only devoted to lectures. Likewise, Fridays are not only for seminars. Both days will be used for both, depending on what I have found best for the progression of the course, and also depending on when guests can visit.
Updates may occur, if we schedule trips outside of IMK/UiO. More info will follow.
Looking forward to meeting you all February 1st.
Arnt :)
PS. please note that you can 'subscribe' to the schedule in your calendar.
This is going to be one of the most exciting courses I have taught! I have already got confirmation from several of the top music business people in Norway to give guest lectures and to provide cases that you will work on. So far, the following have said yes to participate: Kathrine Synnes Finnskog (Executive Director of Music Norway), Kai Robøle (a leading producer in Norway, music publisher, and board member of TONO), Trond Tornes (Marketing Manager at Phonofile) - and several more are lined up.
The syllabus is challenging and varied, and you'll be able to develop your skills through a varied set of exams - from literature reviews, via case work in groups, to a mixed school exam combining multiple choice and short, open-ended discussions of concepts and theory from the syllabus.
I'm really looking forward to giving you a course you'll learn and grow from - and have fun doing it - and hope to have heterogenous g...