This research school offers PhD students in the Humanities, Law, and Theology high-level reflection on theories and research methods related to textual scholarship, as well as interdisciplinary feedback on their ongoing dissertation work. ATTR is a collaboration between the leading academic institutions in Norway and incorporates a broad international network of senior scholars and PhD students. It is funded by the Research Council of Norway.
Next seminar
"Orality, Textuality, and Tradition", June 3-7, at UiT - The Arctic University of Norway.
With research seminars, PhD project presentations, academic skills workshop, and more.
Seminars in 2019
"Orality, Textuality, and Tradition", June 3-7, application deadline April 28.
"Digital Humanities and Textual Scholarship", October 28-31, application deadline Sept. 1.
PhD students
"The feedback I get here gives me other perspectives on my research." (Henriette Tøssebro, University of Oslo)
International experts
"The idea that ATTR embodies is outstanding and even essential" (Prof. H. Jefferson Powell, Duke University)
Mobility Grants
Do you want to spend time at a top-lever academic institution in 2020 or 2021?
Be inspired by the reports from other ATTR grantees, and start planning your stay as soon as possible
ATTR Mobility Grants will be awarded again in March 2020.
