Financial Times: NHH Delivers World-Class Executive Programmes
NHH’s executive education programmes are of international top quality, according to the Financial Times ranking.
How Do Institutions and Incentives Shape Economic Behavior in Developing Countries?
On Tuesday May 26 Osama Nawab will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
Debate over global minimum tax at NHH seminar
Global tax reform aims to curb avoidance and increase transparency, but experts warn of rising complexity, compliance costs and unintended consequences for multinational firms.
To the world’s largest startup fair after an AI-win
An international team including two NHH students won an innovation competition in Bergen. Next on the agenda is a trip to the world’s largest startup fair.
Years together don’t make speaking up easier
Working together for years doesn’t automatically create a safer workplace, new NHH research shows. These are the most stubborn myths about psychological safety.
Being born last can come at a cost
The youngest siblings tend to do worse than their older brothers and sisters. Less education and lower earnings are among the consequences of being born last.
A Serious Energy Crisis Is in the Making
In 2026, there is a risk that several disruptions will hit at the same time, potentially triggering one of the biggest shocks to global shipping in modern times.
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