International Environment and Development Studies

International Environment and Development Studies, Noragric

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Noragric aspires to excellence in education, research and collaboration in interdisciplinary studies of development, international relations and the environment.

BSc International Environment & Development StudiesMSc Global Development Studies MSc International Environment Studies MSc International Relations

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Why are people starving when there is enough food in the world?

Why are people starving when there is enough food in the world?

Join us for a chat with Noragric professor and food security expert Ruth Haug.

From displaced children to criminal gang members

From displaced children to criminal gang members

How do youngsters forced onto the street by violence and poverty go from being considered vulnerable, displaced minors to feared criminals?

Where can a Master's in Global Development Studies take you?

Where can a Master's in Global Development Studies take you?

Doron went on an exchange to Washington D.C. as a Master's student at NMBU and is now enjoying a PhD Fellowship in Sweden.

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Research

Research at Noragric is organised into four thematic clusters that are closely linked to the Department's education programmes and institutional collaborations:

Research clusters

Climate Change, Agriculture and Development

Climate Change, Agriculture and Development

The Climate Change, Agriculture and Development (CC-AD) cluster conducts research on agri-food systems across the global and local scale. 

Environmental Governance

Environmental Governance

The Environmental Governance (ENGOV) cluster is a composite research group with members from backgrounds in both social (e.g. economics, anthropology) and natural (e.g. biology, ecology) sciences, based at Noragric. The group enjoys a substantial international network of collaborating partners.

Rights, Accountability and Power in Development

Rights, Accountability and Power in Development

The Rights, Accountability and Power in Development (RAPID) cluster works to further Noragric’s considerable experience in the fields of rights & power in development.

Conflict, Human Security and Development

Conflict, Human Security and Development

The Conflict, Human Security and Development (CHSD) cluster focuses on the links between conflict, human security and development, with a particular emphasis on development processes in post-conflict and post-disaster contexts. 

Noragric

Our research, education and institutional collaboration activities are focused primarily, but not exclusively, on developing countries and countries with economies in transition.


Acting Head of Department
Lars Kåre Grimsby

 

Contact information

post-landsam@nmbu.no

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