Forskningsgrupper
Forskningen ved Kristiania foregår ofte i forskningsgrupper som er forankret på de ulike Schools og institutter. Forskningsgrupper bidrar til å bygge sterke fagmiljøer og varige faglige samarbeid.
School of Arts, Design, and Media
Avdeling for kunstfag, design og media
- The Arts Management and Leadership Research Group is an interdisciplinary research group based in several departments across Kristiania University College. The main goal of the group is to expand the knowledge base of leadership and management in creative organizations and processes. The research group serves as formal and strategic owner of the field of research.
The research group aims to make an interdisciplinary contribution to the study of a form of leadership characterized by a greater complexity than many other forms of leadership. The thematic approaches of the group will cover both project management and large-scale production management, as well as leadership in cultural institutions, companies, and organizations.
The group aims to strengthen the research base of study programs related to creative industries and leadership across faculties such as Bachelor in Project Management for Art and Creative Industries (SADM), One-Year Course in Leadership in Art (SADM, under development), Master of Leadership in Art (SADM, under preparation), Bachelor in Leadership and Service Strategy (SCLM), Bachelor in HR, Organizations Psychology, and Leadership (SCLM), and Master of Leadership (SCLM), as well as study programs in performing arts, design, creative writing, film, and media.
Research group participants:
- Synne Tollerud Bull
- Ole Egeberg
- Jørgen Langdalen
- Mette-Jorunn Meisland
- Jørn Mortensen
- Erik Schøyen
- Silje Straume
Research network:The research group’s network includes Erling S. Andersen (Professor Emeritus, project management, BI), Donatella de Paoli (Associate Professor, project management, BI), Mary Filice (Professor, arts management, Colombia College Chicago), Christian W. Farstad (Ph.D. fellow, Creative industries, BI), Terje Gaustad (Associate Professor, leadership, Center for Creative Industries, BI), Anne Britt Gran (Professor, Creative Industries, BI), Tomas Gustavsson (Assistant Professor, project management, Karlstad University), Atle Hauge (Professor, leadership, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences), Synnøve Roald (Kristiania Vocational School), Torgeir Skyttermoen (Assistant Professor, project management, OsloMet), Heidi Angell Strøm (PhD candidate, organization and leadership, UiT).
- Forskergruppen kunstfag er en forskergruppe med fokusområdet Kunstnerisk Utvikling (artistic research) i regi av School of Arts, Design and Media.
- Forskningsgruppa Forskning møter Kunst (FoKu-gruppa) består av både forskere og designere ved Høyskolen Kristiania. Gruppa arbeider tverrfaglig og på tvers av disipliner med å utvikle kunstutstillinger, antologier og perfomancer. Felles for medlemmene av gruppa er at de undersøker hva som befinner seg mellom såkalt FoU og KU-arbeid. Hvordan kan forskere og designere formidle på en annen måte enn gjennom det vitenskapelige forskningsspråket? Hvordan kan kunst nå inn til den som ser på en annen måte enn mer tradisjonell kunnskapsformidling? Hver på sin måte jobber alle i gruppa med tekster og materiale som er i bevegelse, og de undersøker hva som glipper i det noe språkliggjøres.
Pågående prosjekt: «Hist og her – mellom kunst og forskning».
Gruppens medlemmer:
- TID Lab at Kristiania promotes rigorous academic and artistic research with the core conviction that we can better understand and address wicked problems of our time through transdisciplinary explorations of time and temporality. We study the multiplicity of reality; the understanding that there are multiple pasts, presents and alternative futures. Our aim is to start dialogues about how this multiplicity impacts people and planet, in projects, organizations and sectors in and over time.
At TID, we conduct transdisciplinary research and artistic research, teaching and outreach on the overlapping topics of design, futurism, illustration, communication, mediation, innovation, visual communication and gamification. The lab is a part of School of Art, Design and Media at Kristiania, located at Campus Fjerdingen, and consists of internal researchers as well as external partners inside and outside of academia.
Read more about the TID Lab group on their own website.
Members:
Adeline Hvidsten (leder)
Tora Norberg
Anna Kirah
Ranvir Rai
Synne Skjulstad - TYP-0.Lab is an interdisciplinary research group exploring new typologies of spaces emerging in the cross-section where architecture, fashion, and design meet contemporary visual media platforms.
The Lab is building on the foundations of, amongst others, architectural thinking, fashion criticism, brand communication, artificial intelligence, and visual and social media. It seeks to redefine design processes and working methods while also introducing new perspectives on how abstract ideas, their mediations, and physical construction interact.
Visit our website:
https://www.nofilter.spaceContact us:
typ-0@kristiania.noTYP-0.Lab was founded during the development of a book, Fashion Spaces/A Theoretical View, which was published in 2020 by Frame Publishers. The book proposes a new typology, Fashion Spaces, which extends beyond fashion shows and into retail design and urbanism. The book is available online.
In 2021, TYP-0.Lab formed a long-term strategic partnership with the newly established International Library of Fashion Research in Oslo. The goal is to create a new type of space that starts with a physical site at the National Musesum and builds on the principles of fashion spaces while incorporating the library's research and educational aspects. Read about the collaboration in Wallpaper*
Typ-0. Lab brings together three schools: the School of Art, Design, and Media (SADM), the School of Economics, Innovation, and Technology (SEIT), and the School of Communication, Leadership, and Marketing (SCLM).Group members:
Avdeling for kommunikasjon, ledelse og markedsføring
- The main objective of the group is to furnish collaboration internally at Kristiania by discussing concrete research ideas, paper drafts and other forms of research output. The group serves as an arena for integrating newer faculty and PhD candidates into the research environment and inviting speakers from other research institutions aiming for collaboration on research projects. The group was founded in 2015 and consists of 19 faculty members from SCLM and SADM, including six PhD candidates who conduct research on topics such as political communication, journalism, disinformation, social media, public debates, strategic communication, media aesthetics and media leadership. The group currently has two externally funded research projects (SCAM and DigiTox). Members of the research group have individually and collectively contributed the last five years in high-ranking journals such as New Media and Society, Media Culture and Society, Convergence, the Journal of Information Technology, First Monday, Nordicom and the European Journal of Communication. A substantial part of the associated publications is directly relevant as curriculum for the PhD courses Contemporary Issues in Communication Research, Organisational Communication and Media and Political Communication, for which the academic community in this research group is responsible.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Sharam Alghasi (leder)
- Anders Olof Larsson
- Arne Krumsvik
- Øystein Dahlen
- Margaret Rynning
- Faltin Karlsen
- Jens Barland
- Synne Skjulstad
- Kai Hanno Schwind
- Ester Conings Vanvik
- Hans Erik Næss
- Jonas Bjalesjø
- Unn Conradi Andersen
- Bente Kalsnes
- Magne Johannessen
- Ketil Raknes
- Jon Martin Larsen
- Junai Mtchedlidze
- Lene Pettersen
- The objective of this group is to share and develop knowledge on experimental research applied to various domains such as marketing and leadership and to keep its members up to date with the latest developments in experimental research. This interdisciplinary group was founded in 2020 and consists of faculty members from two departments at SCLM. Their research consists of employing an experimental method to understand and predict the behaviour of individuals (consumers, leaders, employees). Over the past five years, members of this research group have published in peer-reviewed journals at level 1 (e.g. Psychology & Marketing) and at level 2 (e.g. the Journal of Business Research, the International Journal of Research in Marketing, Frontiers in Psychology) and presented their research at international conferences (e.g. ACR North American Advances, Academy of Management conference).
Gruppens medlemmer:
- The main objective is to empirically describe everyday life in organisations, how knowledge-intensive organisations are led, discuss how they can make a culture for better organisational learning – and why this is vital for small and medium companies in an era of rapid changes. The idea is to think big and start small and to create an informal, diverse, bottom-up-driven group. The group was created in early October 2020 and has currently eight members from SCLM, including two PhD students. The members have published in books and high-ranking journals, including Industry and Innovation, the Scandinavian Journal of Business Research, the Journal of Trust Research, Regional Studies, the Journal of the Knowledge Economy, FORMakademisk, Søkelys på arbeidslivet, the Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management and Innovation, the International Journal of Innovation Management, the International Journal of Action Research and Systemic Practice and Action Research. One group member is also involved in the anthology project ‘Leading work and people in the new working life’. A substantial part of the associated publications and the work conducted in this research group are directly relevant as curriculum for the PhD course Change Management and Organisational Learning.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Olav Johansen (leder)
- Anne H. Gausdal
- Cathrine Filstad
- Tor Endre Gustavsen
- Marte Jordheim
- Martin Skogheim
- The main objective of this interdisciplinary group is to contribute to the development of political leadership as an academic field in Norway, to contribute to the field of practice and to participate in the public debate on political leadership. The group was founded in 2019 and consists of seven faculty members from SEIT and SCLM, including two doctoral candidates, one from each school. The PhD projects are closely linked to the group activities. Three main projects are currently ongoing: 1) Political leadership and political communication – A case study of Arendalsuka in collaboration with the Centre for Studies of Political Communication (POLKOM) at UiO (linked to PhD project – Raknes); 2) Public policy, sustainability and innovation – A case study of the Norwegian Petroleum Fund (linked to PhD project – Øvald); and 3) Great Policy Successes – the research group contributed in 2019 in an anthology published by Oxford University Press. The book was part of a larger international research project led by Professor Paul ’t Hart. A Nordic publication is planned for 2021, in which the research group is participating both as co-editor and chapter authors.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- The main objective is to share research insights and to develop and facilitate research projects and to develop and maintain an extensive national and international collaborative network. The group was founded in 2018 and consists of 11 members from SCLM that are at the forefront of developments in travel and tourism, for instance, with research on transportation, adventure tourism, digitalisation, sustainability (including specific issues associated with over-tourism), service quality management, interorganisational relations, marketing communications and accessibility. The group has six ongoing or recently completed research projects. Their work has been published in peer-reviewed journals at level 1 (e.g. the Journal of Airport Management) and at level 2 (e.g. the Journal of Travel Research) and in scientific books at level 1 (e.g. Walaas & Jacobsen, 2017, Turisme: globale utfordringer. Gyldendal Akademisk) and level 2 (Halpern & Graham, 2018, The Routledge Companion to Air Transport Management, Routledge).
Gruppens medlemmer:
- The main objective is to develop high-quality research projects through (a) obtaining external financing for research projects, (b) establishing close collaboration with central stakeholders in both the private and public sectors and (c) creating a hub of excellence by connecting both national and international scholars. The group was founded in 2020 and consists of 13 faculty members, including three PhD candidates, who conducts research on topics such as policies and practices for inclusion, realising the economic and social benefits of integrating people in a diverse workforce, inclusive and health-promoting leadership and the use of social innovation to establish gender balance. The group will concentrate on a variety of marginalised groups as well as vulnerable work situations, such as working in the gig economy and within the changing environmental context (both technological as well post-pandemic). The group has one NFR application for 2020 and one other research project funded by Centre for Senior Politics (SSP). Members of the research group have individually and collectively contributed in books (eg. The Routledge Companion to Inclusive Leadership) and high-ranking journals within this area, including The International Journal of Human Resource Management.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Tverrfaglig forskergruppe i Bergen har som viktigste prosjekt og ambisjon å sikre kultur for forskning på Kristiania i Bergen, på tvers av faglige grenser.
Vi har medlemmer fra SCLM (School of Communication, Leadership and Marketing) og SEIT (School of Economics, Innovation and Technology) i dag. En av fordelene med å være i Bergen er nettopp at vi kommer tett på og samarbeider godt med forskerkolleger på tvers av avdelingsgrenser.
Vi jobber også for å etablere et felles, tverrfaglig forskningsprosjekt i samarbeid med en ekstern aktør i næringslivet.
Gruppens medlemmer:
Avdeling for økonomi, innovasjon og teknologi
- Forskerne i ACS bruker anvendt informatikk for å bygge bro mellom teknologi, industri og samfunn.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Tor-Morten Grønli (leder)
- Andrea Arcuri
- Per Lauvås
- Siri Fagernes
- Kjetil Raaen
- Frode Eika Sandnes
- Kjeld Steenbjerg Hansen
- Naimdjon Takhirov
- The AISE Lab performs research in the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques in the field of Software Engineering (SE). Currently, one of our main research topics is the use of Evolutionary Algorithms (a sub-field of AI) to solve the SE problem of automatically generating test cases for web and enterprise applications.
Group members:
- In this research lab we use behavioral science, technology and design to demonstrate differences in society. The aim is to better understand, predict and change users' behavior in a positive way. Our research is based on behavioral science, behavioral economics and digital design. Research areas are:
- Digital Marketing
- Digitization in various parts of business and public sector
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Behavioral economics
Members of the lab
- Asle Fagerstrøm (leader)
- Niklas Eriksson
- Hanne Sørum
- Moutaz Haddara
- Nikola Ljusic
- Jannicke Johansen
- Jefferson Molleri
- Sanchit Pawar
- Lester Allan Lasrado
The Behavior & Technology Lab is a collaboration between researchers at Kristiania University College and other international researchers. We have an active research relationship with the following research groups and projects.- Center for Research in Marketing and Consumer Psychology (CRMC) at Reykjavik University (IS)
- Consumer Behavior Analysis Research Group (CBAR) at Cardiff Business School, Cardiff University (UK)
- Digital Shoppers – The Future of Retail at Arcada University of Applied Sciences (FI).
Read more about the Behavior & Technology Lab - Forskningsgruppen i samfunnsøkonomi
Vi bruker anvendt teori og empiri til å analysere praktiske økonomiske problemer og forbedre beslutningstaking, forretningsstrategi og offentlig politikk.
Vi forsker blant annet på:
- Forbrukerdvale
- Inflasjonsnyheter og inntektsulikhet
- Insentivkontrakter for fotballtrenere
- Sosial uro, kupp og ressursforbannelser
- Innovasjon i offentlig politikk
- Produktivitetsestimering og økonomiske sykluser
Vår forskning fremmer et dynamisk næringsliv, kompetente ledere, spisset offentlig politikk og mer hensiktsmessig ressursbruk. Vår forskning bidrar til varig, inkluderende og bærekraftig økonomisk vekst, full sysselsetting og anstendig arbeid for alle.
Forskningsgruppen i samfunnsøkonomi bidrar med forskningsbasert undervisning og kunnskapsutvikling i samfunnsøkonomiske disipliner og i metode på bachelor, master og doktorgradsnivå. Gruppens medlemmer publiserer regelmessig i internasjonale akademiske journaler, og bidrar til formidling av kunnskap og offentlig debatt om aktuelle økonomiske tema.
Economics Research Lab (ERL)
- Øke vår forståelse av hvordan markeder fungerer
- Fremme og utvikle student-forsker forskningsprosjekt
Økonomi enkelt forklart
- Formidling av ny forskningsbasert kunnskap
- Bidra til offentlig debatt
Gruppens medlemmer:
- SEIT Pedagogy is a research group which focuses on research concerning how teaching and learning happens in our courses. We want to share research and experiences to improve, better understand, and find better ways of teaching.
Group members:
- Studier av politisk ledelse og innovasjon i en norsk kontekst. Vi har et mål om å bidra til å utvikle politisk ledelse som akademisk felt i Norge, samtidig som vi bidrar til praksisfeltet og deltar i den offentlige debatten om politisk ledelse. Prosjekter i forskningsgruppen inkluderer tre hovedaktiviteter i 2020.
Politisk ledelse og politisk kommunikasjon - en casestudie av Arendalsuka
I samarbeid med Senter for studier av politisk kommunikasjon (POLKOM) på Blindern er det igangsatt et større forskningsprosjekt som ser på Arendal som politisk arena. (Knyttet opp mot Ph.d.-prosjekt - Raknes)
Offentlig politikk, bærekraft og innovasjon – en casestudie av oljefondet
De siste års forskning på innovasjon og offentlig politikk har åpnet et nytt perspektiv på offentlig styring av store innovasjonsprosesser. Dette prosjektet ser på hvordan offentlige myndigheter og institusjoner kan inkludere bærekraft og hensyn til sosiale og miljømessige faktorer i sin praksis, med Oljefondet som case. (Knyttet opp mot Ph.d.-prosjekt - Øvald)
Great Policy Succsesses
Forskningsgruppen bidro i 2019 i en antologi utgitt av Oxford University Press Great Policy Succsesses. Boka var del av et større internasjonalt forskningsprosjekt ledet av professor Paul ´t Hart. Det planlegges en nordisk utgivelse i 2021, hvor forskningsgruppen deltar både som medredaktør og kapittelforfatter.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Ketil Raknes (leder)
- Camilla Bakken Øvald
- Bent Sofus Tranøy
- Tom Karp
- Helene Tronstad Moe
- Erlend Nybakk
- Ingvild Seljeseth
- Adeline Hvidsten
- Beniamino Callegari
- IDEAS Lab aims to promote innovative applied research and education to help the public and organizations maximize value, apply responsible technologies, and develop knowledge to serve the economy and society. The Lab study technology-centred innovation processes in several empirical domains to understand their emergence and evolution dynamics and help organizations harness the digital transformation wave. The Lab will also provide students and the public with the state-of-the-art knowledge and tools to support the responsible digital and business transformations from a socio-technical perspective.
The Lab focus on three main areas of research:
Digitalization, digital transformation, and technology innovation focus on using state-of-the-art technological solutions to support society and organizational digital transformation plans, process and product innovation and meeting sustainability objectives.
Enterprise Systems focuses on rejuvenating enterprise system applications and optimizing processes through state-of-the-art technologies to meet sustainability and enterprise automation objectives.
Data Science & Analytics focuses on using data science and analytics algorithms and tools for (big) data to enhance the data-driven decision-making processes in public and private organizations and enhance the data reporting capabilities of those organizations.
More information is found at the web page: https://www.ideaslab.no/
Medlemmer:
- Professor Dr. Moutaz Haddara – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Assoc. Professor Dr. Lester Lasrado – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Assis. Professor Marius Langseth – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Professor Dr. Asle Fagerstrøm – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Professor Dr. Maung Sein – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Assoc. Professor Wanda Presthus – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Professor Dr. Amir Michael – University of Durham
- Professor Dr. Eli Hustad – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Professor Dr. Tero Paivarinta – University of Oulo
- Professor Dr. Yasel Costa – MIT Global Scale Network
- Assis. Professor Jason Chandler – BI
- Assoc. Professor Yehia Kotb – American University of Kuwait
- Assoc. Professor Abid Hussain – Copenhagen Business School
- Assoc. Professor Nermine Magdi – Arab Academy for Science and Technology
- Professor Dr. Victor Bohorquez-Lopez – Pontifica Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra
- Erik Normann Hansen – Erik Normann Hansen AS
- Assoc. professor Ole Goethe – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Master student Signe Marie Cleveland – Høyskolen Kristiania
- Master student Sara Gøtesen – Høyskolen Kristiania
- I IS forsker vi på hvordan forbedre IT-løsninger, strategier og metoder i næringsliv og offentlige virksomheter.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Offentlig sektor i Norge gjør innkjøp for flere hundre milliarder kroner årlig. Meld. St. 22 om 'Smartere innkjøp – effektive og profesjonelle offentlige anskaffelser' påpeker at det er et behov for å styrke forskning og utvikling av faglitteratur på dette området.
Den faglige bakgrunnen til vår gruppe strekker seg fra sosiologi og pedagogikk til økonomi og teknologi.
Våre forskningsfelt har ulike perspektiver, men forenes i en grunnleggende interesse for å forstå hvordan det kan gjennomføres gode innkjøp for å bruke ressursene effektivt til det beste for innbyggerne og næringslivet.
Forskergruppen ønsker å utvikle et forum der vi kan utvikle nye prosjekter og bistå hverandre i prosessen med å få dem gjennomført.
Gruppens medlemmer:
- Marius Langseth (leder)
- Tor Endre Gustavsen
- Olav Johansen
- Jan Ole Similä
- Moataz Mohamed Haddara
- Research group on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Design focuses on examining various forms and aspects of innovation-driven value creation. Acknowledging the complex, interactional, and subjective nature of value and the value creation process, the group applies a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates perspectives and methodologies from such fields as creativity, design, innovation management, entrepreneurship, marketing, strategy, and innovation systems and policy.
The group includes researchers at the Institute for Economics and Innovation (School for Economics, Innovation, and Technology) and School for Communication, Leadership, and Marketing. Their competences cover a broad spectrum of innovation topics, ranging from organizational, technological, and marketing aspects to economic issues. Their work has been published in a number of books and journals, including International Journal of Innovation Management, Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Cleaner Production, California Management Review, International Journal of Production Economics, Sustainability, Journal of Service Research, Academy of Management Learning & Education Journal.
Group members:
- Seidali Kurtmollaiev (leader)
- Erlend Nybakk
- Nicholas Ind
- Nils Arne Bakke
- Anne Haugen Gausdal
- Ranvir Rai
- Ben Callegari
- Adeline Hvidsten
- David Coates
- The mission of the Mobile Technology Lab (MOTEL), is to design, develop and deploy innovative and value-creating applications and services in individual and organizational contexts and evaluate their adoption, use, and impact.
Read more about Mobile Technology Lab
Group members:
- Tor-Morten Grønli (head of lab)
- Siri Fagernes
- Kjeld Steenbjerg Hansen
- SmartSecLab's research and development is focused on new Artificial Intelligence-based cybersecurity methods towards safer, sustainable, and energy-efficient Smart Environments. The omnipresence of smart appliances and Internet of Things devices undoubtedly brought convenience and a great extent of automation in everyday life.
Our goal is to develop novel data-driven methods to be used on tiniest components of Smart Environment infrastructure to guard privacy and ensure security. AI has proven to be an efficient and resilient measure to combat cybercrimes when it comes to Big Data. The research activities are aimed at different areas both in software development and IoT hardware-wise design approach. The lab is hosted at the School of Economics, Innovation, and Technology, Kristiania University College and utilizes both national and international experience in a given domain supported by a public-private partnership and industrial collaboration.
Core research objectives:- Building Deep Learning energy-efficient methods for network data processing
- Researching new cybersecurity frameworks for resource-constrained environments
- New security reference models for Smart Environments
- Developing “green” AI-protected IoT devices
- Rethinking cybersecurity in the domain of Smart Applications
- Establishing Security-as-a Service distributed monitoring over IoT ecosystem
Medlemmer- Andrii Shalaginov (Head of lab, Associate Professor)
- Andreas Lyth (Hardware Engineer)
Guru Prasad Bhandari (Software Engineer) - Huamin Ren (Associate Professor)
- Toktam Ramezanifarkhani (Associate Professor)
- Tor-Morten Grønli (Professor)
Nettside: https://smartseclab.com/
- In recent years, the rapid development of technologies like big data, the Internet of things, machine learning, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, etc., is reshaping almost all areas of the societal sector. But, at the same time, rapid technological change poses new challenges.
The applied informatics & innovation research network (AIIRN) is an interdisciplinary study group which aims to bring together information technology (IT) professionals and specialists from various areas such as healthcare, community, and businesses to provide innovative IT solutions utilizing emerging technologies to benefit society.
More specifically, AIIRN focuses four major aspects of informatics, i.e.
- Internet of Things
- Machine Learning
- Health Informatics
- Image Forensics
Team Members:- Duc Tien Dang Nguyen
- Yuan Lin
- Vanessa Nolasco Ferreira
- David William Coates
- Marcus Alexander Dahl
- Debasish Ghose (Head of AIIRN)
Avdeling for helsevitenskap
- The AcuBreast group is a research collaboration between researchers in Kristiania University College, University of Bergen, Korean Institute of Oriental Medicine (Korea), Zakim Center for Integrative Therapies Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Boston, USA) and Integrative Medicine Service, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York, USA).
The group and its collaborators are focused on improving knowledge of acupuncture research and particularly in the treatment of cancer related side-effects such as fatigue in breast cancer survivors.
Established in 2017, the group has several highly-cited works and aims to continue to have meaningful international impact.
Project leader and - members:
Terje Alræk (PI), Kristiania University College
Anette Sørensen, Kristiania University College
Hilde Skjerve, Kristiania University College
Stephen Birch, Kristiania University College
Merete Lindén Dahle, Kristiania University College
Hilde Presterud Ødegård, Akershus universitetssykehus HF
Myeong Soo Lee, Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
Weidong Lu, Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Gary Deng, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Jun J Mao, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Stein Atle Lie, University of Bergen
Admassu Lamu, University of Bergen - The Art, Cognition and Esport Research Group (ACE) has an interdisciplinary focus, with an emphasis on the collaboration between the cognitive sciences, art research, and esports.
In particular, the group investigates how art, psychology and esports can contribute towards each other’s field. For example, knowledge of the human perceptual system can contribute towards our understanding of art experience; art history can explain design elements and its function in video games; and esport speaks to changes in human behaviour in accordance with technological development and growth of the esport industry, to name a few.
The group actively conduct research in experimental art history, esport psychology and culture, art and perception, gender effects, and neuromedievalism. However, the group is open towards all projects falling under any discipline, and is not limited to an interdisciplinary approach. Members are welcome to work on projects related to general psychology, art history, esports, or any combination of these.
ACE has several active projects related to gender, art perception, psychology of video games, esport culture and gaming, and history of science, to name a few. The largest active project in the group is Gender in Norwegian Art (GINA), which investigates the psychosocial causes of gender inequality in the Norwegian art market.
The group meets physically once per term and bi-monthly via Zoom. Contact one of the group leaders for additional information.
Medlemmer:
- Espen Sjøberg (leder), Høyskolen Kristiania
- Raquel Wilner (leder), Universitetet i Berg (UiB)
- Jesper Barth Bugten, Universitetet i Agder (UiA)
- Simen Christensen Grøgaard, Høyskolen Kristiania
- Asle Fagerstrøm, Høyskolen Kristiania
- Fredrik Færevaag, Høyskolen Kristiania
- Nora Østby, Høyskolen Kristiania
- Geoff Cole, University of Essex
- Line Engen, Nasjonalmuseet
- Luise Reitstätter, Universitetet i Wien
- The Chronic Pain and Research Methods Group is a collaborative working group made up of academic and clinical researchers at Kristiania University College, which has collaborative support from researchers across several internationally-ranked universities. The group and its collaborators are focused on improving knowledge on persistent pain (musculoskeletal pain in particular) and innovating new methods to improve research design, outcome measurement, analysis, and the reporting of findings.
Established in 2012, the group has several highly-cited works and aims to continue to have meaningful international impact.
Currently (as of 2020/21), the working group’s members are:
Professor Robert Froud, Kristiania University College/University of Warwick, UK
Pål André Amundsen, Kristiania University College
Martin Engedahl, Kristiania University College
Christian Fossum, Kristiania University College
Jo Andreas Gundersen, Kristiania University College
Ronja Stromborg Lund, Kristiania University College
Toril Hafskolt, Kristiania University College
Line Rølvaag, Kristiania University College
Kristin Margrethe Tange Harbø, Kristiania University College
Professor Adnan Kisa, Kristiania University College - The SPecial Education & EDucational Research Group (SPEED) investigates the learning, development and teaching of people with varied learning profiles. We study students with special needs, multilingual learners, higher education students and teachers. Our research topics include emergent language and literacy, dyslexia, net-based learning in higher education, critical source evaluation, epistemic cognition and beliefs about learning and teaching in students and teachers in higher education.
The SPecial Education & EDucational Research Group (SPEED) undersøker læring, utvikling og undervisning av mennesker med varierte læringsprofiler. Vi studerer studenter med spesialpedagogiske behov, flerspråklige elever, studenter og lærere i høyere utdanning. Våre forskningstemaer inkluderer tidlige språklige og skriftspråklige ferdigheter, dysleksi, nettbasert læring i høyere utdanning, kritisk kildeevaluering, epistemiske oppfatninger og oppfatninger om læring og undervisning hos studenter og undervisere i høyere utdanning.
Gruppens medlemmer:
Aase Marie Rolstad, Kristiania
Anette Andresen, Kristiania
Dharany Thurairajah, Kristiania
Janne Eldevik, Kristiania
Leila Ferguson (leder), Kristiania
Lotte Furuvik Sand, Kristiania
Svitlana Kucherenko, Kristiania
Øistein Anmarkrud, KristianiaAssosiert medlem:
Jarmila Bubikova-Moan, OsloMetPågående prosjekter i SPEED
Kritisk tenkning hos lærerstudenter (CRITT) – en systematisk oversikt av hvordan kritisk tenkning behandles i lærerutdanning i en internasjonal kontekst.
Prosjektgruppe: Jarmila Bubikova-Moan (PI), Leila Ferguson, Anette Andresen
Tidlig innsats? Om identifisering og kartlegging av dysleksi. Formålet med studien er å kaste lys over utredningspraksis i pedagogisk-psykologisk tjeneste (PPT). Det ble sendt ut spørreundersøkelse til 118 PPT-ansatte på Østlandet med ansvar for dysleksiutredning.
Samarbeid: Anette Andresen, Kristiania og May-Britt Monsrud, Statped.
Studentopplevelsen av digital «levd erfaring» i undervisning om psykisk helse. Studien undersøker studenters opplevelse av bruken av digital levd erfaring i undervisningen i emnet Psykiske lidelser og psykoterapi, høsten 2021. Formålet med studien var økt studentaktivitet og å bedre læringsopplevelsen til studentene. Studentenes erfaring ble undersøkt med en kombinasjon av fokusgruppeintervjuer og intervjuer med enkeltpersoner.
Prosjektgruppe: Anette Andresen, Kristin Harbø Buland, IPPJ, Kristiania og Marina Chrysikopoulou fra The Human Aspect.
Andre prosjekter under utvikling:
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Målet med prosjektet er å utarbeide en mal for videointervjuer til undervisningsformål som oppfyller følgende kriterier:
- Skal ta utgangspunkt i brukernes behov
- Skal være inspirerende
- Skal være arbeidslivsrelevant og bygge opp under HKs visjon
- Skal være relevant i forhold til emnets pensum
- Skal utnytte styrkene til video-intervjuet som formidlingsform
Det er også et mål å øke kvaliteten på Kristianias undervisningsmateriell (videoer), gi studentene arbeidslivsrelevant undervisning, øke studentenes faglige utbytte og motivasjon, samt knytte faglig innhold til arbeidslivet i tråd med Kristianias visjoner.
Ved å ta utgangspunkt i brukernes behov og erfaringer, vil vi sørge for undervisningsmateriell holder tritt med og ligger i forkant av den digitale utviklingen av faglig innhold på for eksempel digitale plattformer og i sosiale medier.
Ved å forsøke å utarbeide en mal eller standard for en konkret og viktig del av undervisningen vil vi bidra til at Kristiania er konsekvent i sin kommunikasjon, der form og innhold henger sammen og arbeidslivsrelevans blir bygget inn og tydeliggjort i alle ledd.
Vi vil bruke utviklingsmetoden NABC fra Stanford Research Institute. Dette er en metode som konsekvent involverer og tar utgangspunkt i sluttbrukernes behov utfra både kvantitative undersøkelser og dybdeintervju av enkeltbrukere.
Forskere: Rune Oberstad (prosjektleder) og Aase Marie Rolstad
FAM- Feifer assesment of mathematics - norsk normert utgave
Hva gjør FAM unik for det norske markedet? På det norske testmarkedet er kartleggingsverktøy innenfor matematikk en mangelvare. Det finnes ikke et lignende testbatteri i Norge. FAM er i tråd med nyere tids nevropsykologisk forskning og med forskeres forståelse av matematikkvanske som en paraplybetegelse for ulike typer matematikkvansker med ulike årsaksforklaring og dermed tiltak.
Det er inngått en avtale om rettigheter via Hogrefe Norge med PAR i USA om å oversette, sikre nødvendige norske tilpasninger, pilotere normering og normere i fullskala det nevrokognitive verktøyet FAM. Det er i tillegg inngått en avtale om rettigheter til publiseringer knyttet til arbeidet som gjøres.
Ansvarlig: Aase Marie Rolstad
Teaching in higher education (THE Project) er et forskningsprosjekt om undervisning i høyere utdanning med mål om å undersøke universitets- og høgskoleunderviseres oppfatninger om undervisning i høyere utdanning, samt hvordan de utvikler undervisning over tid, og deres tanker rundt forskning på egen undervisning.
Forskerne bak prosjektet er: Professor Leila Ferguson, School of Health Sciences, Kristiania (prosjektleder), Seniorrådgiver Maike Luimes, Senter for pedagogisk utvikling, Kristiania
Prosjektet består av flere ledd inkludert en kartlegging og en kvalitativ undersøkelse, der intervjuer brukes for å få innsyn i undervisernes oppfatninger og praksis.
Question, answer, follow up – en studie av samtaler over tekst mellom tospråklige barn og barnehagelærere, og samtalekvaliteter som kan fremme utvikling av muntlige språkferdigheter hos barn som lærer norsk i barnehagen.
Ansvarlig: Svitlana Kucherenko.
I samarbeid med: Veslemøy Rydland, Vibeke Grøver (UiO) - Treningsvitenskap er et fagfelt som beskriver hvordan en bør teste og trene for å sikre optimale fysiologiske og mekaniske adaptasjoner i forhold til helse og prestasjon. Utholdenhet og styrke er de egenskapene det fokuseres mest på, men eksplosivitet og balanse/mobilitet blir også tillagt noe vekt.
Forskergruppens prosjekter anvender i hovedsak en naturvitenskaplig tilnærming, men kvalitativ metode blir enkelte ganger tatt i bruk der det er hensiktsmessig.
Sentrale forskningsområder er trening, testing og adaptasjon i forbindelse med trening av styrke, hurtighet, utholdenhet og balanse/mobilitet, samt helsekartlegging.
TreVit samarbeider med en rekke nasjonale (f.eks. NTNU; NIH, UiA, UiS, UiT, Olympiatoppen) og internasjonale institusjoner (f.eks. University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, Fulham Football Club in London, Aspetar in Doha, Vrije Universiteit-Amsterdam, Nucleus of High Performance in Sport – Sao Paolo, University of Melbourne).
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