Applications to NHH are surging
Interest in NHH is rising sharply. Emma Underhaug (18) is among those who have planned for this moment over several years.
First cohort starts new master’s program at NHH
Lena Grimstad (23) and Emilie Cordelia Brennesvik-Jensen (23) are at the forefront of a new master’s track with an international sustainability focus.
Launch of Nordic collaboration on security and resilience
Two of the Nordic region’s leading business schools, NHH and SSE, have joined forces to launch a pioneering collaboration on security and resilience.
Bernanke got the most laughs – humour reveals leadership style in central banking
In meetings at the US central bank, laughter is not just atmosphere – it is a signal. A new study shows how humour is linked to leadership style.
The problem is not too many economists
The fact that artificial intelligence can build a financial model in a matter of minutes is not an argument for educating fewer economists. It is an argument for educating them differently.
Lena (24) landed a finance job long before graduation
Today, the 24-year-old analyses investments at HitecVision, one of Norway’s biggest private equity firms. New figures show most NHH graduates are in work within six months.
NHH gets renewed prestigious accreditation
NHH has secured EQUIS accreditation for the next five years.
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- Behavioural economics
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- Corporate Governance
- Development Economics
- Digitalisation
- Economic History
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- Expert Committees
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- Macroeconomics
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- Marketing and Brand Management
- Organisation and Management
- Personal Economics
- PhD Candidates and new researchers
- PhD Defenses
- Shipping, transport and logistics
- Strategy
- Sustainability
- Tax and Public Economics
Most read this week
- When job loss in the family triggers entrepreneurship
- Past bankruptcies linked to higher risk in new firms
- Married women reshaped the economy – without pushing men out
- How management controls reproduce gender inequality
- Bulder is Norway’s Most Innovative Company
- School reform squeezed out lower-achieving pupils
- This Is BEDS: «Economics Studies for the Tech‑Savvy»
- Why Established Organisations Struggle to Innovate, and How to Break Through
- Uncertainty in the Green Transition
- NHH professor appointed to new expert committee on housing allowance