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Four international soloists, two other choirs and Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra join the UiA Choir in the Cathedral in Kristiansand on Thursday 5 December to perform Bach’s Christmas Oratorio.
Siri Håvås Haugland, associate professor at the University of Agder (UiA), explores how parental alcohol intoxication can have adverse effects on children.
The exchange student cycled from Germany to Norway, and now he is here studying business administration at UiA.
The university director has approved the floor plans for two new top floors on faculty buildings H and I in Kristiansand. Construction will start in spring/summer 2020. Completion is estimated for early summer 2021.
Even if the United Kingdom’s reconsideration of its membership to the EU has not induced other members to follow suit, it is the first case of disintegration in the EU. This is discussed in a new book on EU- research, in which UiA was involved.
The University of Agder (UiA) and the Norwegian Industrial Property Office have signed an agreement to strengthen the education of students, teaching staff, administrative staff, researchers and PhD candidates in areas such as trademarks and branding, design protection and patents.
UiA’s Centre for Integrated Emergency Management has received international awards for a three-year research project funded by the EU Horizon 2020 programme.
During this last year, scholars from the University of Agder have developed and tested a new educational programme on democracy and xenophobia, which was ordered by the Holocaust Centre.
Disputation
Reyn Joseph O’Born
PhD Candidate and Assistant Professor
The goal of the merit award scheme is to improve the quality of teaching and increase the value of the education we offer to students. Candidates must document a research approach, high quality in student learning, clear development and a collegial attitude.
Advanced graphic representations have much in common with language. They communicate a lot but can also manipulate and deceive according to research from an international research group led by linguists at UiA.
UiA students Andreas Gravdahl and Simen Myhre are in Brussels to forge links between business and industry in Agder and opportunities in Europe.
Researcher surprised to find how little it takes to improve the quality of life for people living with substance abusers.
