Nettsider med emneord «EU»
Coordinator Katrine Fangen presented EUMARGINS at the post doctoral-programme in nursing science, University of Oslo. The presentation focused on the application period, negotiation and kick-off of the project.
More and more money can be accessed through the EU’s framework programme. The budget of the Seventh Framework Programme (2007–2013) consists of 425 billion kroner. In order to receive such funding, the research must be exceptional. To receive EU-funding is, therefore, a stamp of quality for the project. “The University of Oslo will strengthen the support network surrounding those who wish to apply for EU-funding”, says University Director Gunn-Elin Aa. Bjørneboe.
Read about EUMARGINS in the December 2008 Newsletter from the Research Council of Norway.
Coordinator Katrine Fangen presented EUMARGINS for the research advisors at the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Oslo. Title of presentation: 'Challenges and possibilities in an EU-project'
Den europeiske sentralbanken fikk en ny og viktigere rolle under den dramatiske eurokrisen. Jørgen Bølstad ved ARENA har forsket på hvordan bankens nye funksjon som lender of last resort ikke bare reddet euroen på kort sikt, men også kan forhindre fremtidige kriser i Europa.
ARENA cooperates with the Centre for European Studies at Jagiellonian University in offering a postgraduate research track within the MA programme in European Studies in Kraków.
UNIFORUM, the online newspaper of the University of Oslo, displays the allocation of Seventh Framework program EU resources to projects at the University.
EUMARGINS, together with other EU-funded projects, is presented in a recent report by the European Commission.
The article 'How EU integration bars the persecuted from finding refuge in Europe' was published by the Guardian on Monday 16 August 2010. In the article, Professor Les Back from the London-based EUMARGINS research team argues that asylum seekers' experiences are uncomfortably close to a dark recent past that spawned the EU ideal. Read the whole article.
Utrop, the first "multicultural newspaper" in Norway, presents EUMARGINS.
The online newspaper of the University of Oslo,UNIFORUM, presents EUMARGINS.
The UP2YOUTH project was financed by the EU’s 6th framework program. At the final conference of this project, both main findings of UP2YOUTH were presented, but also findings from other EU-funded projects which focus on young people and exclusion.
The Research Council of Norway refers a news release from the European Commission about the first projects to be financed under the 'Socio-economic sciences and humanities' and 'Science in society' programmes of the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7).
Coordinator Katrine Fangen presented EUMARGINS at the The Research Council of Norway's information seminar about the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7). The title of Fangen's presentation was 'EUMARGINS: Application, Negotiation and Kick-off'.
Coordinator Katrine Fangen presented EUMARGINS at the seminar for the youth researchers at NOVA (a research institute under the auspices of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research). Title of presentation: 'Inclusion and exclusion of young adult immigrants in seven European countries - a new project funded by the EU's 7th framework program.
Coordinator Katrine Fangen presented EUMARGINS at joint meeting for projects financed by the EU's 7th framework program; after the UP2YOUTH project's policy Seminar "Youth - actor of social change. Findings of European Youth Research" in Brussels.
Forskningsrådet inviterer til storstilt konferanse om hvordan utviklingen i Europa påvirker Norge. Ledende forskere, mange fra ARENA, presenterer det nyeste fra forskningsfronten.
In this blog post, I draw on Norwegian experiences in arguing that there should be a second referendum on Brexit.
Dette prosjektet benytter kun dei engelske nettsidene. Der finn du informasjon om publikasjonar og nyheitsartiklar, oversikt over forskarpresentasjonar på konferansar, samt lenker til dei prosjekta vi samarbeider med.
