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Academic Morning Coffee at the Faculty of Social Sciences

Academic Morning Coffee is a social, professional and informal meeting place where you can become familiar with the research at the faculty, and join conversations across the different departments.

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The first Wednesday morning of every month, we invite employees, students and everyone else interested to start the day with an Academic Morning Coffee in the SV kaffebar at the Social Sciences Building. We're serving coffee, tea and conversations about the exciting research in social sciences being done in Bergen. We highlight one of the researchers at the faculty, who present their work in conversation with the dean and the audience. 

The coffee is ready at 9 a.m., and the conversation starts at 9:15. 

Welcome! 

 

Upcoming events

15.05.2026: Comparative Politics: Political parties and climate change: positions, polarisation and policy relevance with Fay Madeleine Farstad, Associate Professor,  Department of Comparative Politics.

06.05.2026: What are inclusionary commitments for? with Roxana Baltaru, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology.

03.06.2026: Feasible deployment of emerging technologies for meeting climate and energy targets: carbon capture, offshore wind, and small modular reactors with Tsimafei Kazlou, Researcher, Department of Geography.

 

Previous events

04.03.2026: Why should we consider ethical and societal aspects in the development of language models? with Samia Touileb, Associate Professor at the Department of Information Science and Media Studies (in Norwegian).

04.02.2026: "Innovation Work in Academia: SFI MediaFutures' Approach and Experience" with Christopher Senf, Department of Information Science and Media Studies.

03.12.2025: "Skriving: kreativt slit eller forbannet lek?" with Iben Brinch, Department of Information Science and Media Studies (Norwegian)

05.11.2025: "Global classrooms for global challenges – experiences from new teaching innovation project" with Regine Paul, Department of Government.

01.10.2025: "Hvordan møter samfunnet barn som begår alvorlige handlinger som skader andre?" with Linda Gröning, Faculty of Law and Marit Skivenes, Department of Government (Norwegian)

03.09.2025: "Hvorfor forske på dataspillende menn, når kvinner og minoriteter trakasseres i spillkulturen?" with  Kristine Jørgensen, Department of Information Science and Media Studies(Norwegian)

18.06.2025: "Community-Centered Modeling of Housing-Related Health Disparities" with Saeed Langarudi, System Dynamics Group at the Department of Geography.

28.05.2025:  "What do we mean by "teaching"?" Professor Astrid Gynnild, Department of Information Science and Media Studies

14.05.2025: "From language to text: Science diplomacy with the Pacific Island states at the United Nations Headquarter, New York" with Edvard Hviding, Department of Social Antrhopology

08.05.2025: "Løypemelding fra Fødselstallsutvalget: Første Delrapport" med Kristoffer Chelsom Vogt, Institutt for sosiologi. (Norwegian)

30.04.2025: "Berekraftig småfisk og global mattryggleik" med Ragnhild Overå, Institutt for geografi. (Norwegian)

09.04.2025 "For mye nyheter! Hvorfor folk blir mette av nyhetsstrømmen" med Hallvard Moe, Institutt for informasjons- og medievitenskap. (Norwegian)

26.03.2025 "Women in the labor market" with professor Rita Ginja, Department of Economics

19.03.2025: "Teknologirådet - skjult, men viktig forskningsformidling" with Håvard Haarstad, Department of Geography and CET - Centre for Climate and Energy Transition

05.03.2025: "The Salmon Elite: its politics, self-understanding, networks and wealth" with Katharina Sass, Department of Sociology

26.02.2025: "Ideologisk polarisering mellom jenter og gutter" with Ruben Berge Mathisen, Department of Comparative Politics (Norwegian) 

19.02.2025: "Are we thinking about equality and diversity when building the curriculum at Uib - and should we?" with Lise Rakner, Jana Birke Belschner and Maiara Ianira Vieira Gomes Fernandes

12.02.2025: Universitetet i Bergen- aukande klasseskilje? with Jan Fredrik Hovden, professor at the Department of Information Science and Media Studies (Norwegian)

05.02.2025: Kodeklubben - Winner of the faculty's Study Quality Award, with Marthe Samuelsen Skogen og Welat Akman Westrheim, Department of Comparative Politics (Norwegian)

29.01.2025: The Character in the Machine. Ethos, Technology, and AI in Contemporary Society with Jens E. Kjeldsen, Department of Information Science and Media Studies (English)

22.01.2025: Representerer vi fremtiden? Generasjonskløfter i politisk deltagelse og representasjon with Jana Birke Belschner, researcher at the Department of Comparative Politics

15.01.2025: Koordinerte online-paneler for forskning på demokrati og styresett i Norge - hva er KODEM og hvorfor trenger vi dette? with Elisabeth Ivarsflaten, professor at the Department of Politics and Governance

19.12.2024: Korrumperer markeder vår sjel? Eller bidrar markeder tvert imot til å sivilisere oss? with Sigve Tjøtta, professor at the Department of Economics

27.11.2024: Hvilke framtider er mulige for byen, globalt sett? med Bjørn Enge Bertelsen, faglig leder av Holbergprisen og professor ved Institutt for sosialantropologi.

18.09.2024: Er et eget urfolksdemokrati mulig innenfor en enhetsstat som den norske? Utviklingstrekk og utfordringer, med Per Selle, professor ved Institutt for sammenliknende politikk siden 1992 og i emeritus fra 2024

18.06.2024: FRAGILE FUTURES IN THE SAHEL REGION: State-citizen relations in a context of multiple crises with Helle Samuelsen ,  associate professor at the Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen and External member of the Faculty Board at our Faculty.

23.05.2024: Bør folk som unngår nyheter ha dårlig samvittighet? med Erik Knudsen, førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for informasjons- og medievitenskap.

16.04.2024: Dialog som antistoff mot ChatGPT i undervisninga med Lars Nyre, professor ved Institutt for informasjons- og medievitenskap

12.03.2024: Hvilken rolle spiller ekspertkunnskap i asylsaker? med Mary-Anne Karlsen, førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for sosialantropologi