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Innovation and organization in a changing media landscape
News organizations in Norway and internationally are increasingly focused on innovating their news products, yet they struggle to keep a steady income and are continually forced to cut in expenditures and human resources. Based on field studies and action research in three Norwegian newspapers, the research project “OMEN: Organizing for Media Innovation” investigates how established media organizations deal with the need for innovation in an increasingly digitalized world.
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International environmental, energy and resource management policy
Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI) specializes in research on international environmental, energy and resource management politics and is interested in getting in touch with Masters' students writing their theisis whithin the institute's focus areas.
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Norwegian Immigration Policy
The responsibilities of the Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJPS) include design and implementation of Norwegian immigration policy. Relevant topics in this field are issues related to migration flows, the effects of immigration on social development in Norway, asylum reception centres and repatriation of persons with no legal residence, as well as investigation of the effects of various interventions in this field.
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Security and defence policy
Are you interested in security and defence policy? Write about a field that coincides with our research fields, receive a scholarship and join a stimulating research community.
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Technology, entrepreneurship and innovation
Would you like to write your master’s thesis on entrepreneurship and innovation? To promote innovation and entrepreneurship in the region as well as internally in our own organization, Simula Research Laboratory has established the Entrepreneurs’ Garage, which includes office space and expert competence offered free of charge to ICT entrepreneurs. In this connection, Simula is seeking one or two master’s degree students who wish to write their master’s thesis on entrepreneurship and start-up groups.