Research news

We congratulate the five SUM students and wish them luck with this exciting opportunity.

We are happy to announce that Eirik Bryhn Jacobsen has joined the Global Health Politics research group this month, as the recipient of a year-long master's stipend on the politics of pandemics.

Felix Stein, a post-doctorate in the Global Health Politics team at SUM, has been working to facilitate free access to social anthropology scholarship for everyone, everywhere.

The grant comes from the NORHED programme at Norad.

We welcome three new doctoral research fellows at SUM: Kaja Elise Gresko, Bjørn Leif Brauteseth and Tyler Barrott.

Are you a University of Oslo master's student interested in the politics of pandemics? We might have a stipend for you.

We offer stipends for master students.

We are happy to announce that Felix Stein will be part of our new project on pandemic preparedness.

We congratulate Benedicte Bull, Desmond McNeill and Jason Miklian with the nomination.

This year we are welcoming our new students both digitally and in the lecture room.

We are proud to welcome Professor Anthony Giddens to SUM.

The grant comes from the Research Council of Norway's COVID-19 emergency call.

No registration or enrollment needed!

The courses are open for UiO students and give credits.

With the world experiencing an unprecedented crisis we thought it would be an opportune moment to reflect on what is actually working in international development.

How much are we willing to sacrifice to protect ourselves against COVID-19? How to battle the virus while minimizing the consequences?

We are happy to announce that Erica Colman-Denstad has a new position as Doctoral Research Fellow at SUM.

The funding comes from the Norwegian Research Council.

Congratulations to Torjus Lunder Bredvold for winning the student pitch at the UiO Energy Forum!

In 2020 SUM will offer more elective courses than ever before. Six of these will be intensive 5 credit courses.

We are happy to announce that Antoine de Bengy Puyvallée has a new position as doctoral research fellow at SUM. He will be working on global health and the politics of epidemic preparedness.

We are deeply saddened about the loss of Professor Harold L. Wilhite, who died on 15th August in Berkeley, USA. He was a first-class researcher and a dear colleague.

What are the local and global challenges we face in creating a more sustainable world? This is one of the overall questions our new students will explore.

We have packed our boxes and moved to Nydalen.