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New programme studies infectious diseases and antibiotic resistance

A new Nordic study programme was launched at the University of Gothenburg this week to better equip students to prevent infectious diseases and antibiotic resistance and to improve health in the Nordic Region.

No to honour-based violence

The Nordic Council Welfare Committee wants the Nordic Region to be a place where people are able to pursue their dreams, free from honour-based violence and oppression, and is recommending that the governments work more closely together on the issue.

Events

Teacher Development Summit: Is there a future for Nordic Teacher Induction?

Dates

11-12.11.2019

09:30 AM - 03:30 PM

Type

Conference

Publications

Quality in Validation of Prior Learning Experiences from Work with the Nordic Model for Quality in Validation of Prior Learning

Handbok Lärandecirklar i nordisk kontext

Inklusion og voksenlæring for aktiv deltagelse i samfund og arbejdsliv

Gränshinderrådets verksamhetsrapport med kommentarer från de nordiska regeringarna

Publication number

2019:743

Policy Brief, Inklusion og voksenlæring for aktiv deltagelse i samfund og arbejdsliv

Lek och lärande med digitala verktyg i nordiska förskolor Erfarenheter från två Nordplus-projekt 2015–2019

Publication number

2019:444

Håndbog i To-do En arbejdsform til samskabelse, lokal handlekraft og bæredygtige løsninger

The value of high-speed trains in intermediate regions a cross-border perspective along the Oslo-Stockholm corridor

Publication number

2019:10

Projects

Declarations

Nordic Declaration on the Recognition of Qualifications Concerning Higher Education The Reykjavik Declaration (Revised 2016)

The Nordic region is an open area in terms of education, training and the labour market. Nordic co-operation in these fields is broad, deep and unique, and must be maintained and extended.

Funding opportunities

Information

The competencies of the future

The idea behind the agenda for the competencies of the future is to better prepare people of all ages for the society that lies ahead. We want everybody in the Nordic Region to have the knowledge and skills to cope with a more complex future. Perhaps just as importantly, we also want th...

Education and research

The competencies of the future

Content

New programme studies infectious diseases and antibiotic resistance

No to honour-based violence

Omprioriteringar väntar inom det nordiska samarbetet

The Nordic Region needs to play catch up!

Prime ministers call for integration and focus on climate

Make it easier to study at folk high schools

New vision for Nordic co-operation

Education gets refugees into work

0-24 – Cross-sectoral co-operation on vulnerable children and young people

Nordic Declaration on the Recognition of Qualifications Concerning Higher Education The Reykjavik Declaration (Revised 2016)

The Language Declaration

Ministerdeklaration om forsknings- och näringssamarbete

Agreement concluded by Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden on Admission to Higher Education

Nordic-Russian Co-operation Programme in Education and Research

Nordic Innovation project funding

NORDITA - Scientific Programmes

Grants from the Foundation for Danish-Icelandic Co-operation

The Foundation for Danish-Swedish Co-operation

Nordkurs: Summer courses in language and literature

Nordic Research Councils for the Humanities and the Social Sciences (NOS-HS)

The Nordic-Russian Cooperation Programme in Higher Education and Research

The competencies of the future

10 priorities

About the Committee for Knowledge and Culture in the Region

The Confederation of Nordic Associations and schools

Nordisk Ministerråd for uddannelse og forskning (MR-U)

Nordplus