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Strengthening public sector management in Ukraine
Strengthening public sector management in Ukraine (NUPSEE)
Enhancing primary eye health care in Moldova
Under the Cooperation Programme with Eurasia, the University of South-Eastern Norway (USN) and the State University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Moldova are working together to strengthen academic optometry education.
Diku's report series 06/2021Crisis and creativity. Consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic for international educational cooperation
International educational cooperation has been hit hard by the corona pandemic.
Norway and Sri Lanka unlocking potential in the Blue Economy
Norway and Sri Lanka are working together through the Nor-Lanka-project in order to strengthen the Blue Economy. Diku will fund the project until 2023.
White Paper on student mobility: A summary
The overall goal of this White Paper, published October 2020, is to contribute to a cultural change in the higher education sector where international student mobility becomes a natural and integral part of all study programmes. Here you will find a summary of the paper.
The Vienna Declaration on Artistic Research
Artistic Research is practice-based, practice-led research in the arts which has developed rapidly in the last twenty years globally and is a key knowledge base for art education in Higher Arts Education Institutions. The Vienna Declaration is intended as a policy document addressing political decision makers, funding bodies, higher education and research institutions as well as other organisations and individuals catering for and undertaking artistic research.
Information to project coordinators for projects financed by Diku
Diku understands that the corona situation will have a significant impact on the implementation of many of the projects we finance.
Four new Centres for Excellence in Education
Four new academic environments have been awarded the status Centre for Excellence in Education (SFU), with host institutions in Bergen, Oslo and Horten. The centres will receive a total of 137 million NOK over five years.