Research Events - Page 3
In relation to the ongoing NOREC project, "Children with disabilities and UN rights conventions", a three-day conference will be arranged in Tanzania, called "Children with disabilities and quality of life – Challenges and possibilities".
Gratuation Ceremony for PhD and Master Graduates
We are happy to invite you to a research seminar by Prof. Stefan Szymanski from the University of Michigan. The title of the seminar is "Are professional athletes motivated by financial incentives? Evidence from English football".
Molde University College has been so lucky as to get access to Publication Academy, a unique collection of courses, tips and "all you need to know" within academic writing, publishing, and dissemination. The whole collection consists of more than 50 courses and is offered for free for students and staff at Molde University College.
This course aims to expose students to the trappings of high-quality survey research targeted for publication in top-ranking journals. The course will address the entire journey from designing to publishing a survey-based study.
The general objective is to learn about the state of the art in Cost-Benefit Analysis for various sectors. There is an increasing need for the evaluation and ranking of projects within constrained public budgets. CBA is one of the methods that are extensively used in economic impact assessment of projects in the public sector.
The Swedish Knowledge Centre for Public Transport - K2 and Molde University College – Specialized University in Logistics are pleased to launch this call for chapters to an edited volume on Citizen Participation in Transport and Mobility as well as a digital workshop November 17-18, 2021, where chapter drafts will be reviewed and discussed.
This course focuses on heuristic algorithms, in particular metaheuristics, and their application to optimization problems where uncertainty is taken into consideration. Examples from several applications in routing and scheduling are used to illustrate state-of-the-art techniques.
(This is the second part of two. First week was week 36.)
The course provides a broad introduction to the philosophy of science, with emphasis on the history of science, the strategies of science in producing knowledge, and the interaction between science and society.
This PhD-course presents current research on Blockchain applications in supply chains, and offer an opportunity to discuss future applications and research on information sharing in extended supply chains.
The overall aim of the course is to develop student's competencies in researching, analyzing and managing performance in supply chains.
Welcome to the first Molde workshop on Sports Analytics.
Parallel Sessions 24 - 26 and Closing of the Conference
Parallel Sessions 17 - 23
Parallel Sessions 9 - 16
Parallel Sessions 1 - 8 and Symposium 1
Joy, suffering and death - understanding contrasting existential phenomena in the lifespan.
The main purpose of this course is to give an overview of the development of logistics through time. Some topics like purchasing, transportation, inventory theory, vehicle routing, and production theory will be highlighted. You could find more about the course content here.
The second guest lecture in our new series of research seminars in Sport Management. Here we invite leading people in sports related research to share their knowledge with us and also show them what we can offer in the research field.
The first of our new series of research seminars in Sport Management. Here we we invite leading people in sports related research who will share their knowledge with us and also see what we can offer in the research field.
E-groceries, digitalization and sustainability: Which governance, planning and regulation mix do our cities need? Molde University College, Molde, Norway, 11th and 12th of October 2018