Research
Research
Ph.d. projects
Ph.D. projects at Centre of diakonia and professional practice and Centre of Mission and Global Studies
Science in 2 minutes
It is demanding to summarize research projects, but here are four fellows at VID who present their research projects in less then two minutes.
Research events
2. March
at 09.00
120, Misjonsmarka 12, 4024 Stavanger
PHD-TR 903 Text and Interpretation
The course is part of the PhD course programme in Theology and Religion
23. March
at 10.00
PHD-DVP 901 Diaconia, Values and Professional Practice, introduction
The course gives the candidate a deepened and reflected understanding of the basic thinking and academic conditions related to the subject area of the PhD program “Diakonia, values and professional practice”.
26. March
at 09.15
223 Personalrom, Misjonsmarka 12, 4024 Stavanger
Open lecture about working in archives
Open lecture on ”Archive Textures - Engaging with Knowledge held in Files and Boxes” by Prof. Kirsten Rüther from the University of Vienna
1. April
at 08.30
120, Misjonsmarka 12, 4024 Stavanger
Writing Boot Camp
Interested in getting loads of writing done? Facing troubles to proceed in writing? Familiar with the concept of procrastination every once in a while? Just curious to try out if writing could be more efficient?
Come and try this boot camp out!
Research news
Celebrated with a conference on spiritual care
Tove Giske has been travelling to nursing conferences around the world since she was 25. When the professor turned 60, she invited the world to VID Specialized University.
21. October 2019
New members at SIK
For the newly funded MAVI project two new members have joined SIK this August: Norma Wong at the post-doctoral position, and Josh Dickstein in internship.
9. August 2019
Seminar on student-active learning
How to contribute to learning and how to stimulate student-active learning when we have large student classes?
23. April 2019
Good publication results for VID in 2018
The publication results for 2018 are out, and VID has achieved an impressive score of 203.8 publication points. This is an improvement of 49% over 2017.
5. April 2019