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

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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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    Across seven experiments, our research shows that indulgence we deliberately choose fosters self-compassion, motivating consumers to donate more money, share resources, and volunteer their time.

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    Most teaching is designed for our eyes and ears. But what happens when we introduce another sense? Research with Norwegian preschool children shows that smell can make reading more engaging.

  • Bjørvika in Oslo

    After years of economic turbulence, energy shocks, and shifting workplace policies, Norway’s hiring market rebounded in 2025, but headline figures mask significant structural changes.

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    A study of 22 996 people across 42 countries and 30 languages shows that subtle language interventions alone are not enough to fix gender stereotypes in politics.