"The School of Economics and Business emphasizes the importance of internationalization and therefore offers a variety of courses in English. We invite you to become a part of our international community that addresses real-world problems with sustainability as a guiding principle." Dean, Gro Ladegård.
Digitisation has drastically reduced the costs involved in registering owners of cultivated land. This has made large-scale land registration, which in particular strengthens women's rights in societies where they have a weak position, more relevant for developing countries.
Exchange students are eligible to take BSc or MSc courses depending on their level of completed study. The academic year is divided in two semesters (Autumn and Spring) which makes it possible to start an exchange period at several moments a year.
Do you want to work in a leading business school who is linking research and education within our fields to a multidisciplinary perspective on sustainability?
Three positions as a PHD Research Fellow is available at the School of Economics and Business.
Do you want to work in a leading business school who is linking research and education within our fields to a multidisciplinary perspective on sustainability?
Four positions as a PHD Research Fellow is available at the School of Economics and Business.
School of Economics and Business invites all the students to the Career Evening on the 25th of September. Are you wondering which job you can get? Or what key competencies will be needed in the future?
The School of Economics and Business at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), has six three-year PhD scholarships available in economics and business.
Hilde Marit Kvile is working as a consultant in the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE). The material she learned in the courses in Energy Economics and Microeconomics are very relevant for the job she does.
Fires in the Brazilian Amazon are an important driver of forest degradation, doubling biodiversity losses from deforestation. Fires have burned an area equivalent to half of the whole forest over the past 15 years, and produce yearly carbon emissions equivalent to 5% of the global amount.Federico Cammelli analyzes micro-level causes of forest fires in the Brazilian Amazon, and the impact of policies and droughts on smallholders’ decisions to use and control fires in his PhD Thesis ”Persistent miscoordination: an economics of Amazon fires".
The School of Economics and Business, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, NMBU has three positions available as a PhD student in business administration and / or economics.
Annie Bersagel, advisor for responsible investments at KLP Kapitalforvaltning AS, will give a guest lecture on KLP’s responsible investments Monday October 30.
Master of Science in Economics gives you the opportunity to specialize in one out of five profiles. One of them is Trade and Commodity Markets profile.
Master of Science in Economics gives you the opportunity to specialize in one out of five profiles. One of them is Environment and Resource Economics profile.
The paper "Experimental tests of tropical forest conservation measures" written by Øyvind Nystad Handberg and Arild Angelsen has been published in the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization.
Philosophy Fridays - monthly appointment with engaging discussions, original topics, resourceful guests, homemade cookies and not least the chance to learn philosophical tools for analysis and argumentation.
Paper "Does minimum tillage improve livelihood outcomes of smallholder farmers? A micro-econometric analysis from Zambia" to Hambulo Ngoma, PhD student at the School of Economics and Business, won the award for the best paper in the Graduate Students and Young Scholars' Case Study Competition.
Rani Lill Anjum, researcher at the School of Economics and Business, was awarded the Silver Medal of the Society Excellence in Person Centered Healthcare at the conference organised by the European Society for Person Centered Healthcare at St George's Hospital, University of London, UK, 28th-30th September.
Monthly gatherings at the main NMBU Library for philosophical reflections with invited guests, open discussion, interesting themes – and not least home-made chocolate cookies!
During the past decade the Russian power sector has undergone a dramatic reform. This has created a need for better understanding of the drivers and development of the sector. Igor Pipkin describes the functioning of the Russian power market since 2006 by focusing on price formation, market power and the main regulatory obstacles for competition. He will defend his thesis on January 20th.
Nofima Ås together with School of Economics and Business at NMBU invites you to the 2st Norwegian Food Market Research Conference that will be held at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences from the 4th to 5th November 2015.
Food prices are vital for food security in developing countries. Arega has measured how food grain prices respond to government policies, and domestic and international commodity price shocks in Sub-Saharan Africa. She will defend her thesis on March 27th.
Roselyne Alphonce has studied consumer preferences and willingness to pay for food quality attributes using data from Tanzania, Norway and the US. She defended her PhD Thesis "Eliciting WTP for food quality attributes" March 12. 2015.
Farmers and consumers in developing countries are vulnerable for climate changes. Sofie Waage Skjeflo studies how different households adapts to climate changes and she contributes to an improved understanding of rural economies.
Our research seminar series for the spring semester begins on Wednesday January 28th. Professor Espen Haug will give a brownbag seminar at 12.15 in room T452, with the title "SpaceTime Finance and High Frequency Trading. Where Physics meets Finance”.
Bethelhem Legesse Debela studies the role of household strategies and public interventions in enabling households to attain secure rural livelihoods in her PhD thesis. On Monday December 22. she defends her thesis.
As a researcher at the World Bank, Jeff Alumai takes advantage of the skills in applied economics that he acquired during his Master studies at Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU).
- I wanted to write a thesis in cooperation with a company because it is a great opportunity to come in contact with industry and potential employers, says Kristin Alsvik.
Livingstone Senyonga, PhD student at the School of Economics and Business, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, has won the prize "IAAE Best Student Paper Award 2014".
