40% of women with HG consider abortion
40% of women with extreme nausea (HG) consider abortion hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) is one of the most common reasons for pregnant women being admitted to…
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Study disproves vaccine myth about autism
Comprehensive Danish study disproves vaccine myth about autism A persistent allegation that there is a link between the triple vaccine (MMR) and autism has been…
STUDY: Earth May Be Doomed
An international climate study sponsored by Germany, Sweden, Denmark & Australia has come to a grim conclusion: Even if reduced levels of greenhouse gas emissions…
STUDY: Music Paralysis Strikes @ Age 28
A survey conducted by the streaming audio service Deezer finds that the average person suffers from “music paralysis” just shy of age 28, with paralysis…
7 out of 10 students say they can’t study without part-time jobs
70% of Norwegian students say they can’t study without having a part-time job according to a recent survey. That is a far higher percentage than…
Mental health now coming on the curriculum
85 percent of all Norwegians believe children and young adults need to learn more about mental health at school. So autumn 2018, the subject will…
Study shows only one of the three companies who go international seek public help
Only one in three Norwegian companies that trade internationally have asked for government agencies’ help. Networking with other businesses is more popular. This was…
It may now be possible to combine unemployment benefits and education
KrF (Christian People’s Party) secured Friday the majority of Parliament for changes in the unemployment benefit regulations. This decision opens the possibility to combine unemployment…
Almost half of EU pupils study vocational programmes
Of the 22 million pupils in the European Union (EU) studying at upper secondary level in 2015, more than 10 million (or 47%) were enrolled…
Fewer Norwegians study abroad
After several years of increase, fewer Norwegian students choose to study abroad. The largest decline of Norwegian students are to the UK, the United…
What is the American College of Norway?
What is the American College of Norway and why is Moss, Norway a great place to study? The American College of Norway (ACN) is celebrating…
Fewer choose the sciences
Fewer choose science at high school, shows a new real-time barometer. This worries the Knowledge minister, Torbjørn Røe Isaksen (H). In the autumn of 2015,…
Vocational colleges recognized as higher education
Vocational students rejoice that their education in the future will provide credits and recognized as “higher vocational education”. The Education Committee of the Parliament Tuesday…
It’s never too late to study
April the 15th is the deadline to apply for higher education. Reaching the deadline may open new opportunities for many people. It’s not only 18…
Study: EU – Turkey deal undermines refugee rights
The Refugee Agreement between the EU and Turkey have made it virtually impossible to seek protection in Europe for asylum seekers and refugees, according to…
Norwegian who study abroad wants an international career
On commission by the Centre for International Education (SIU) has NIFU conducted a survey among Norwegian students abroad. The main purpose is to provide updated…
Study: Ethnic Norwegian abusers receive lower punishment
A review of 176 judicial cases show that ethnic Norwegian abusers on average receive a 20 percent lighter penalty than offenders from minority groups. These…
Fewer suicide attempts among the young is connected to legalization of gay marriage, says study
A decline in the number of teenagers who are trying to take their own lives is related to the legalization of same sex marriage, according…
STUDY IN NORWAY
Norway offers you a unique student experience and Norwegian institutions of higher education welcome applications sent by qualified students from all over the world. Internationalisation…
Sleeping disorders can lead to asthma
A new study shows that sleeping disorders can, over time, lead to asthma. “Our study shows that people with insomnia have a much greater risk…