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The Faculty Board has awarded Tsimafei Kazlou this year's Publication Award 2025.
Between August 25th and 29th, the 21st SCANCOR PhD course was held at the Department of Government.
Our master’s program Politics and Governance of Global Challenges was awarded the 2025 Study Quality Award!
Professor Ishtiaq Jamil has been the editor on a handbook about the Global South.
Learn from the experts – and discover how Europe’s security is being shaped right now.
Students at Infomedia are central in designing an e-learning platform along with professor Signe Hjelen Stige at the University of Bergen's Faculty of Psychology.
Anne Lise Fimreite og Jacob Aars have published a new book!
When we think of the fishing industry, we often picture a man on a boat. But the reality is more nuanced, according to social anthropologist Iselin Åsedotter Strønen.
In June 2025 Bjørnar Tessem was elected as the new leader of the Department of Information Science and Media Studies. Lars Nyre will be his deputy leader.
Just in time for the High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) 2025 at the United Nations in New York, the research project Habitable Air is publishing three policy briefs on air quality.
The research project ConFront, based in the Department of Comparative Politics, successfully held its inaugural workshop last month, launching an international collaboration on the study of “contested frontiers.”
We have two deadlines this year: 2 June and 1 December. Congratulations to all who submitted the thesis in 2025!
It's the early fall of 2024, and this is my first time in a court setting on Swedish territory. I was told by a court employee that there would be a hearing today. I figured I’d show up to see the setting and to get a lay of the land, so I know my way around for next week, where there are multiple hearings scheduled. Seeing as the courts are ‘open to everyone’, why not?
The world is increasingly turbulent – how do we cope with this turbulence, and how do we advance sustainability transformations? The Turbulent Times seminar dives into these questions with perspectives from cutting-edge research. Open to everyone.
Truth is at stake, and journalism is on the front lines – can it still defend democracy in an age of artificial intelligence and disinformation? That is the question the University of Bergen and the Media Cluster Norway are raising when they organize a the seminar in Brussels.
In March/April 2025, the Prepare project team visited Södertörn University for three days of seminars, paper workshops and collaboration.
Postdoctor Özlem Demirkol-Tønnesen will represent UiB in the HUMLIT network, which will study humour literacy across Europe with controbutions from 20+ Partner institutions.
Project members present two papers at the Rome conference: On Gender diversity revalued - a comparison of the implementation of the AVSMD in Lithuania, Spain, and Sweden, and on French banlieues and female identities on-screen.

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