They exercise more, have more close friends and are far more involved in student activities than students generally. A new survey also shows that NHH students are among those who enjoy student life the most.
As a technical manager at festivals, Bjarte Laa (23) saw first-hand how much time was lost because of fragmented and poorly organised information. Now, the NHH student and his co-founders have won NOK 200,000 for Livespec, named Western Norway’s best student business idea.
For the second year in a row, the CEMS master’s programme at NHH has been ranked the fourth-best master’s programme in management in the world.
Why are 1,500 kilos of litter left behind at Brann Stadium over the course of a year? And what is wrong when more than 700,000 people are outside both work and education?
NHH continues to offer one of the world's leading master's programmes in economics and business administration, according to the Financial Times annual ranking.
The NHH professor has been awarded an ERC Starting Grant worth more than NOK 16 million from the European Research Council.
The world has become more turbulent, and technology is advancing at an ever faster pace. Norway is set to spend enormous sums on defence and preparedness. What does this mean for business and industry? That is the starting point when more than 500 NHH alumni gather for the Alumni Conference 2026.
On Tuesday 15 September David Murphy will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Friday 4 September Marlis M. Schneider will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
Starting in autumn 2027, NHH will launch a new master's programme in business and data science. The programme is designed for students who want to combine business with data analytics and AI
ChatGPT made it easy to write a polished job application. So easy, in fact, that many employers no longer trust the cover letter as a basis for selecting candidates, according to research from NHH.
While others debate whether students care, 320 new NHH students spent the day wrestling with one of Norway’s most complex climate challenges.
On Friday 28 August Pallavi Prabhakar will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Wednesday 26 August Erika T. Povea will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
NHH Professor Alexander Willén has been appointed an editor of The Economic Journal, one of the oldest and most prestigious journals in economics.
People are living longer than ever. Yet Norway still has no coordinated national plan for what that means.
On Tuesday 25 August Qquillaccori G. López will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
They have fought their way through some incredibly narrow bottlenecks to get here. But when nearly 1,000 NHH students were welcomed to campus, the message from the top was clear: put away the sharp elbows.
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Proud NHH researcher after prestigious recognition: 'I'm now in very good company.'
NHH Professor Bertil Tungodden has been awarded NOK 22 million from the ERC to investigate a fundamental question in economics: When are markets morally legitimate?
The principle of equal pay for equal work has existed for a long time. But what good is it if employees do not have enough information to know whether they are actually being treated unfairly?
‘Their solution could help aircraft use less fuel and reduce their environmental impact in the future,’ says Robin Gerlach at Lufthansa.
The global minimum tax was meant to curb profit shifting. But for many companies, it has primarily become something else: a new and complex reporting system.
Tina Saebi and Alexander Madsen Sandvik are entering the summer with a new title: professor.
Norway needs to strengthen its capacity for innovation. An owner that controls one third of the Oslo Stock Exchange cannot leave that task to others.
This week, NHH researchers will receive publication bonuses for scientific articles published in selected journals on NHH’s and the Financial Times’ publication lists.
Joel Berge let his master’s students work with real data, AI and a real-life problem from Akvariet. They rewarded him with an award for excellence in teaching.
Norway has a 70 percent chance of advancing from the group stage, according to new mathematical calculations.
Every time he walks into a lecture hall, Professor Alexander Wright Cappelen imagines a theatre stage. He is now being honored for his enthusiastic teaching.
NHH students get a head start on their careers: Here are their top job tips.
They have studied hard, celebrated, and made friends for life. On Friday evening, 500 candidates stood dressed up and expectant in Grieghallen, ready to walk onto the stage one last time as NHH students.
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.
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.
Ødegaard and Norway could benefit from an overlooked World Cup advantage: They face far less travel than many of their rivals.
The MIT professor filled the auditorium when he gave the Sandmo Lecture on AI, work and expertise. Afterwards, he spoke with students.
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.
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.
NHH is moving forward in the competition to become a Centre of Excellence. `A major recognition of the academic community´, says Professor Katrine V. Løken.
Håkon Otneim and Øyvind Thomassen have been promoted to full professor at NHH. Both are researchers at the Department of Business and Management Science.
Bachelor students praise the NHH lecturer for making language learning motivating and academically strong. `Recognition from the students means a great deal,´ says Sandvei.
NHH’s executive education programmes are of international top quality, according to the Financial Times ranking.
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.
On Wednesday May 27 Mads Fjeld Wold will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Thursday May 28 Fabian Brockmann will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
Global tax reform aims to curb avoidance and increase transparency, but experts warn of rising complexity, compliance costs and unintended consequences for multinational firms.
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.
Working together for years doesn’t automatically create a safer workplace, new NHH research shows. These are the most stubborn myths about psychological safety.
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.
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.
Interest in NHH is rising sharply. Emma Underhaug (18) is among those who have planned for this moment over several years.
Lena Grimstad (23) and Emilie Cordelia Brennesvik-Jensen (23) are at the forefront of a new master’s track with an international sustainability focus.
Two of the Nordic region’s leading business schools, NHH and SSE, have joined forces to launch a pioneering collaboration on security and resilience.
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 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.
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 has secured EQUIS accreditation for the next five years.
The committee does not recommend starting a process for nuclear power development in Norway at this stage.
NHH let an artificial intelligence, disguised as the rector, conduct strategic interviews. Now, others want to adopt the professors’ method.
Tove Forsbacka has been awarded the Arnberg Prize for her contribution to research on competition and market dynamics.
Isabel M. Hovdahl and Linda Nøstbakken have been appointed members of the much-discussed "Transition Commission".
Four of the world’s most important central banks are setting interest rates this week. But inflation is not determined by them alone, writes Gernot Doppelhofer in Dagens Næringsliv.
On Tuesday 14 April Anne Marthe Bjønness will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
More than 100 students have applied to the CEMS Master’s in International Management at NHH, a significant increase from previous years.
As tensions escalate around the Strait of Hormuz, Europe and Norway face the risk of disruptions to critical energy and shipping routes.
When Bergen allowed grades to determine who gained entry to the most popular upper secondary schools twenty years ago, it opened the door wide for high-performing girls from more advantaged families.
A NHH study shows that the everyday systems used to manage employees play a significant role in sustaining gender inequality over time.
What happens when a company hires a CEO or board member who has previously been involved in bankruptcy? According to a study by Mariya N. Ivanova, the answer is: higher financial risk.
`The decision to become an entrepreneur is shaped not only by individual characteristics but also by social environments´, says NHH researcher Jiaying Li.
They did not just change the labour market. They have also changed how the economy recovers from crises, new research by Jonna Olsson shows.
Professor Astrid Kunze joined Nobel Laureate David Card at a European Commission event in Brussels.
Katrine V. Løken has been appointed to a new expert committee that will provide advice on how Nav should be organised in the future.
The seven‑year‑old company tops the Norwegian Innovation Index. «We are fundamentally dissatisfied with the status quo,» says Bulder CEO Simen Eilertsen.
What NHH alumni go on to achieve after their studies also shapes the school’s international standing. In the annual Financial Times ranking, alumni experiences play a significant role.
NHH’s English-taught bachelor programme, BEDS, shot straight into the list of studies with the highest admission requirements in Norway. Here’s what it’s all about.
On Tuesday 3 March Mette Storvestre will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Friday 27 February Rusha Nandy will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH. Title of the thesis: «Essays on Shareholder Voting».
Students who support one another. Close contact with the business community. That is why NHH scores highly on student satisfaction, according to a national Norwegian survey.
Guaranteed childcare from the age of one and extra child benefit for parents under 30 are among the measures proposed by the Birth Rate Committee.
The Norwegian Climate Foundation is now bringing together some of Norway’s leading experts on climate, nature, energy, and economics in the Climate Council 2026.
Just a few years after graduation, NHH brought them back together. «Junior alumni meetup» was all about good vibes.
A new study co-authored by NHH researcher Krisztina Molnár has become one of the most-read economics papers of 2025, according to the international network CEPR.
Public funding alone is not enough. At the Karl Borch Lecture, Columbia professor Caroline Flammer explains how governments can mobilise private capital through risk-sharing.
Housing allowance and social assistance form the welfare state’s final safety net. The scheme will now undergo a thorough review. NHH Professor Kjell Gunnar Salvanes is among the experts appointed to advise the government.
This Monday, NHH researchers Trond Døskeland and André Wattø Sjuve will meet with the Minister of Finance and the CEO of the Government Pension Fund Global.
A new study based on Norwegian stock market data shows that financial markets have just as much confidence in female as in male board members. Women are also no more risk-averse than men.
Stablecoins are controversial. `The name promises more than it can deliver,´ says Carsten Bienz, who has helped introduce a new Norwegian term.
Mental health care in prison can change the life course of incarcerated individuals. A new study from NHH documents clear effects – both on mental health and on the risk of reoffending.
On Monday 26 January Hege Landsvik will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend her thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Thursday 29 January Pankaj Kumar Sinha will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
On Friday 23 January Adrien Dautheville will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
Professor Bertil Tungodden has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Economic Society, placing him among a select group of internationally recognised economists, including Nobel Laureate Angus Deaton.
The Research Council is making a major investment in NHH: two research projects will each receive NOK 12 million to study power in the labour market and the long-term consequences of environmental policy for health and inequality.
Over the past 20 years, NHH professor Kjell G. Salvanes has published research in the world’s most prestigious economics journals 24 times. That record has made him the highest-ranked economist in Norway.
Bachelor students praise the NHH professor’s ability to make statistics understandable. «Teaching makes me feel useful,» says Berentsen.
With 22 articles in the world’s top-ranked journals, 2025 marks NHH’s strongest publication year to date.
Delighted NHH students Elisabeth Fjelltun Nilsen and Ingrid Helen Heimark score a prize for their masters thesis on how electric vehicles affect air quality.
Chatbots save time and money, but elite customers hate them — not because they fail, but because they flatten status. New NHH research explains why.
The law commission, which includes NHH researcher Linda Orvedal, has submitted the official report on the Competition Act.
`Fragmented tax rules hinder the free movement of goods, services, capital and labour,´ says Theresa Bührle, one of the researchers behind a new EU report that will be presented in Brussels next year.
