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Kristiania University College offers tuition-free degrees to refugees from Ukraine
Kristiania will offer Ukrainian refugees full participation in several study programmes - completely free of cost.
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Digitalisation and the future of airports
Professor Nigel Halpern conducts research on air transport and tourism management. That is not what he had planned to do. His aim was to go skiing in the Alps. His journey into academia was purely accidental.
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Oslo
Mobile journalism handbook on prestigious list
Dr. Stephen Quinn has interviewed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa, and states that the mobile phone is an important tool for reporting in countries like the Philippines and Russia.
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Covid 19
Read the latest about the corona virus
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Forskning
Kristiania Professor ranks high on Stanford list
Stanford University has ranked over 8 million researchers worldwide. Professor Gøran Svensson from Kristiania University College is among the top 2%.
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Forskning
Nearly 12 million NOK from The Research Council of Norway to research project PHOTOFAKE
Research project “PHOTOFAKE – Visual Disinformation, the Digital Economy and the Epistemology of the Camera Image” was granted nearly 12 million NOK from The Research Council of Norway.
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Kunnskap Kristiania
How Business is Accelerating Toward a Fairer Future
This year presents an opportunity for organizations to seek greater purpose and fairness
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Oslo
When political satire is no joke
The Iranian scholar Dr. Mahmud Farjami has lived in exile since 2010, this past year in Oslo, working for Kristiania University College. Since childhood he has loved to tell jokes, but this quality has not always been appreciated. He was 9 the first time he was expelled from school.
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