NUAS Communication Group invites you to the webinar: How your brain wants to work Modern work life is not designed for our ancient brains. How should we organize our work so that it would better take into account the recent neuroscientific findings on the properties of our brain? This talk gives practical tools to develop work […]
NUAS Economy will arrange this online seminar focusing on how Nordic universities have been financially affected by the Corona pandemic. Perspectives and reflections from the different Nordic countries will be presented and we will also discuss experiences of working from home and how financial and planning offices has tackled that challenge — what are the […]
NUAS Communication Group invites you to the webinar: Sharing knowledge and joy – how to get the most out of LinkedIn LinkedIn is one of the fastest-growing social media platforms in the world. Unlike Facebook, it‘s still possible to get great outreach without paying for it. Despite this, many organisations and individuals merely use LinkedIn for recruitment, employer […]
NUAS Communication Group invites you to the webinar: Indexing your scientists’ social media activity Mike Young launched a new index in 2019 that ranks and compares scientists’ social media impact. It uses a new method to compare scientists based on their follower numbers on the social media platforms most relevant for scientists and researchers – namely […]
In this webinar we will present experiences of the Corona adapted study start from the University of Copenhagen, Faculty of Humanities and from SLU (The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences). The Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen, had a combination of digital and on campus study start. This presentation will highlight the online parts. SLU […]
The question, how to work and lead when we all work from home, has now been more crucial than ever. How to make your team to work as one, when everyone is working remote? Kristina Palm will give a talk “To work and lead at a distance”. To be a good leader you need to […]
Do you want to know more about open science in Finland? Finland has declared itself a pioneer of open science in Europe. This goal is supported by the unique national coordination of open science, which is financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Culture. Development has been very rapid in recent years: setting up […]
In the guidelines for research ethics in Norway, it is stated that "both researchers and research institutions should maintain their independence in relation to their principals". Conflicts of interest in research refers to situations in which financial or other personal considerations may compromise, or have the appearance of compromising the researcher's professional judgement in conducting […]
NUAS communication group presents How to double your number of applicants - 66 percent increase of applicants in two years. Over a 10-year period the number of applicants to the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Bergen sunk year by year. On top of that, new admission requirement made the number […]
In memorium. It is with great sadness that the Board of NUAS informs the NUAS community of the passing of Niels Henrik Larsen, Director of CBS International Office, and dedicated member of NUAS. Niels Henrik passed away November 15 due to cancer. Niels Henrik started his career at CBS in 1999 in the International office, […]
Dear Nordic Communicators! Welcome to our Webinar 2. December at 14.00 CET - What does it take to be interculturally sensitive? You can sign up for free! Senior lecturer Mari Rytisalo from Tampere Universities Community, Finland, will talk about what it takes to be interculturally sensitive and share some insights to some fundamental aspects that […]
Dear Nordic Communicators! Welcome to our next Webinar Thursday 27. January at 14:00. How to become awesome at student recruitment – a story from Linnaeus University You can sign up […]
