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BI Norwegian Business School

Research with impact

BI's researchers contribute with research at the top international level. This contributes to new knowledge that provides better decisions, smarter ways of doing things, as well as new products and services.

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Publications

BI's scientific publications are registered in the national database Cristin (Current Research Information System In Norway).

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Endowed professorships

Holders of endowed professorships conduct free and independent research, and are free to express their professional opinion on any subject.

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Research Projects

Externally financed research project and large studies at BI.

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BI Business Review

Research news and insight from BI. In our digital magazine, you can read exciting articles about current topics.

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Honorary doctorates

Honorary doctorate degrees can be given as recognition of vital life work, even though it is not within a doctoral degree. BI Norwegian Business School has 15 honorary doctorates.

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Researcher profiles

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Ingrid Hjorth

Ingrid Hjort's research deals with society’s biggest problems: climate change and covid-19. As an environmental economist I focus on improving the design of effective emission regulation.

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Øyvind Lund Martinsen

Oyvind L. Martinsen's current research projects are aimed at creative personality, personality testing in selection settings, military leadership, 360 degree leadership evaluations, self-leadership and empowerment.