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Priority topics for applications for PhD Research Fellowships 2025

Four positions as PhD research fellows in economics or business are available at the School of Economics and Business. Priority will be given to candidates interested in one of the topics listed below…

Power to the People: Increasing Electricity Access, Connectivity, and Usage in Uganda

Grace Alinaitwe’s thesis is a collection of four empirical papers on energy-related issues in Uganda, called Power to the People: Increasing Electricity Access, Connectivity, and Usage in Uganda

Financial and Commodity Market Analysis 2025

Environment, Climate and Energy Economics 2025

Programme structure for Master in Global Economy and Politics 2025

This programme plan applies for students with the startup in Autumn 2025.

Programme structure for Master in Economics and Environmental Governance 2025

This programme plan applies for students with the startup in Autumn 2025.

Programme structure for Master of Science in Applied Economics and Sustainability 2025

This programme plan applies for students with the startup in Autumn 2025.

2 May – Nils Magne Killingberg (HH)

PhD degree – Trial Lecture and Public Defence: Nils Magne Killingberg, School of Economics and Business, will defend his PhD thesis "Putting entrepreneurial competencies to work - an exploration of th…

19 April – Sharon Nytte (HH)

PhD degree – Trial Lecture and Public Defence: Sharon Nytte, School of Economics and Business, will defend her PhD thesis "Social acceptance and external effects of offshore wind in the green transiti…

Social acceptance and external effects of offshore wind in the green transition

The doctoral work of Sharon Nytte concludes that Norwegians support floating offshore wind power projects that apply domestic technology and supply electricity to Norwegian households and industries.