We develop and disseminate knowledge based on communication and cultural challenges of the sustainable future where digitalization is central. We do this through engaging with students, dialog, and collaborations with partners.
The course portfolio includes two of BI's undergraduate studies: Creative Industries Management and Digital Communication and Marketing, and one of BI's graduate studies: Master of Science in Business Communication. In addition, the department offers program courses at the Master of Science level and nine programs at the Executive Master of Management.
The department has divided its research into the following centers: #NORA – The Nordic Alliance for Communication and Management , Center for Creative Industries, Nordic Centre for Internet and Society and Center for Innovation in Education.
Silje Engeseth
Head of Administration
E-mail: silje.engeseth@bi.no
Administration: +47 46 41 01 50
BI Norwegian Business School
Nydalsveien 37
N-0484 Oslo
Switchboard: +47 46 41 00 00
The institute's employees work with overall issues and critical thinking in organizations and society, communication and culture, through research and teaching.
Educational and research policy, gender equality and globalization are important issues in both our research and teaching.
The Department of Communication and Culture at BI Norwegian Business School is seeking talented applicants for multiple four-year doctoral scholarships beginning in August 2025.
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