Secured a job months before graduating
NHH students get a head start on their careers: Here are their top job tips.
Experiment: We think wine tastes worse when told it’s from light bottles
Wine is perceived as less enjoyable when we’re told the bottle is climate-friendly, new research shows. Information can trick our sense of taste.
‘I am most interested in why things are the way they are’
He researches tax, the Government Pension Fund Global and green transition, but is more curious than certain. In August, Ole-Andreas Elvik Næss returns to NHH.
«The World Cup of Travel» Could Boost Norway’s Chances
Ødegaard and Norway could benefit from an overlooked World Cup advantage: They face far less travel than many of their rivals.
Students met David Autor: ‘It is about our future’
The MIT professor filled the auditorium when he gave the Sandmo Lecture on AI, work and expertise. Afterwards, he spoke with students.
How Platforms and Algorithms Change Competition
On Tuesday 9 June Ole Kristian Dyskeland will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
MIT Professor to NHH: Which skills will pay off in the future?
Which tasks will disappear, which new ones will emerge – and who will be paid the most? This is the topic when MIT Professor David Autor gives this year’s Agnar Sandmo Lecture.
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