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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. The course will present the role, basic concepts and main perspectives in in philosophy of science. 

"Unlock the Potential of AI for Health - An Overview of Projects on Image Classification and Generative AI"

"Relative thinking with differentiated goods: Some experimental evidence", with Ofer Azar, Ben Gurion University.

William Vannier is the Supply Chain Director of MSF. He proposes a quick presentation followed by an open discussion and question-and-answer session about the specificity of the Humanitarian Supply Chain, MSF and the Humanitarian work at large.  

The goal of this three-day international workshop is to bring together Bhimrao Ambedkar’s social and political thought in dialogue with the study of persistent challenges in the context of caste – forced labour and collective violence.

The Faculty of Logistics is pleased to welcome all interested to the inaugural lectures for our newest professors

In celebration of our Master's and PhD degrees we invite you the official Graduation Ceremony.

Olena Klymenko holds her trial lecture and defends her PhD. thesis 
“Towards sustainability: Exploring cases of Norwegian companies”  at Molde University College - Specialized University in Logistics.

Supply chains drives the economy and global markets. The push towards digitalization and circular economy has intensified the need for interoperability, transparency, and trust in supply chains. This can potentially be facilitated by Blockchain technologies.  This PhD-course presents blockchain fundamentals and current research on blockchain applications in SCM. It offers an opportunity to explore the scientific literature and write a working paper as a group effort under guidance of lecturers.