Previous events

Master of Political Science Adelina Trolle Andersen will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

Unfolding Umbrella States’ Nuclear Dilemmas: The case of Norway

Master of Economics and Psychology Maria Lyster Andersen will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Family Transitions, Mental Health, and Work: Evidence from Parenthood, Grandparenthood, and Assisted Reproduction in Norway

Cand. Psychol. Solveig Melanie Kirchhofer will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Siblings of Children with Chronic Disorders: Risk, Protective Factors and Effects of the SIBS Intervention

Cand.scient of Sports and Physical Education Lillis Rabbing will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Stress in the Police - Concepts and Measures

M.Phil. in Economics Ester Bøckmann at Department of Economics will defend her thesis "Essays on Fertility and Labor Decisions Amid Rapid Social Change" for the PhD degree.

M.Phil. in Economics Amund H. Kordt at Department of Economics will defend his thesis "Essays on Fiscal Policy" for the PhD degree.

Master of Social Science in Peace and Conflict Studies Hasini Liyanage will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

“Braving the Storms under the Nuclear Umbrella: Allied Ambitions, Expectations, and Demands"

Master of Philosophy in Peace and Conflict Studies Leonor Toscano will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

“In Peace Committees, the Women Have Broken the Chains”: How Hybrid Institutions Shape Women's Agency in Local Peacebuilding

Master of Psychology Alina Marie Irene Sartorius will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Deciphering the oxytocin signaling pathway. An exploratory, open, multi-method approach to understand and annotate a diverse endocrine system

Master in Energy, Environment and Society, Jørgen Finstad will be defending his dissertation "Multi-Sector Diffusion of Lumpy Decarbonization Technologies: Carbon Capture in Norway".

Master of Psychology Joakim Haugane Zahl will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Core Cognition of Reciprocal Altruism

Cand. Psychol. Ingunn Holbæk will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Bridging Disconnection: A Qualitative Study Exploring Lived Change in Complex Dissociative Disorders

Cand. Psychol. Nils Martin Sønderland will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Emotional change: Exploring the role of affect integration in the processes and outcomes of psychotherapy

Master of science in engineering Sandra Solli will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Rhythm-Based Temporal Expectation: Delineating the Roles of Predictability and Periodicity

Cand. Psychol. Gry Bang-Kittilsen will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

The efficiency and mediating and moderating mechanisms of physical exercise in enhancing neurocognition, clinical symptoms and physical fitness in individuals with schizophrenia: an observer-blinded RCT

Master of Arts in War Studies Fabian Hoffmann will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

The Strategic-Level Effects of Conventional Long-Range Strike Weapons: Implications for Strategic Stability

Master of Political Science Louisa Boulaziz will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

Breaking the Glass Ceiling is not Enough: Gendered Selection Bias and Inequitable Inclusion

Cand. Psychol. Joakim Coleman Ebeltoft will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Psychology:

Dissecting intergenerational patterns of socioeconomic status and mental disorders in Norway

Master in Political Science Eric Gabo Ekeberg Nilsen will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

From Principles to Battle Lines: How information from and about external actors affect attitudes to war

Master of Political Science Amalie Nilsen will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

The Protest Paradox: The Role of Mass Mobilization in Promoting and Challenging Liberal Democracy

Master of Arts in European Studies and Master of Arts in Strategic Management & Business Development Alicia Saes-Louarn will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

Technocratic Nationalism in Disguise: Civil Servants and the Exercise of Discretion in Complex Multilevel Orders

Master of Philosophy in Peace and Conflict Studies Viljar Haavik will be defending his dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

Political authority and the social contract in Mali and Liberia

Master Peter Andreas Christensen at the Department of Social Anthropology will be defending his thesis for the doctoral degree: "Amateurs in the Field - A Multispecies Ethnography of the Gentleman's Landscape".

Master of Political Science Katrine Skagen will be defending her dissertation at the Department of Political Science:

Climate and Agriculture: Policy, Politics and Processes