Research groups
Our group is all about making a positive impact with Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Our focus is on identifying good solutions to complex challenges in the healthcare sector through analysis, planning and validation of all steps necessary to offer high quality healthcare services to patients and users.
Conducting research on professional practices towards children and youth.
The research group focuses on digitalization of business processes particularly for applications in supply chain management/logistics for increased sustainability.
Molde University College has study programs that directly or indirectly involve expertise and knowledge about the provision of services for people with needs for different kinds of assistance.
Following, but not restricted to, the Norwegian reality, EneLog's main field of research is upstream and midstream offshore energy logistics. The group performs economic analysis of logistics processes in energy supply chains and develops decision-making tools for energy logistics infrastructure design and logistics activities planning.
The research group is focused on questions relating to global challenges and how an increasingly interconnected world generates processes of relevance to law, politics, identity and organisations.
Research Group for Health Literacy, Mental and Occupational Well-Being.
Health Literacy for Healthier Minds is an interdisciplinary research group dedicated to advancing health literacy research, with a primary focus on healthcare personnel and their mental and occupational well-being.
Health and Welfare Research researches the organization and management of health and welfare services. The working language is Norwegian.
Go to the Norwegian page for the research group Health and Welfare Research
Qualitative lifeworld research has in recent decades has become increasingly important in health and social science studies. The possible reason is that the research is "close to practice" in the sense that it addresses problems related to patients / clients / users ‘and health workers’ experiences. The main focus of this research group is vulnerable groups in the health and social services.
The research group Interprofessional Innovation in Practice and Education brings together research on collaboration, innovation, and service development in complex practice settings. The group focuses on how interprofessional work, supported by digital solutions and practice-based knowledge development, can contribute to more coherent, coordinated, and sustainable services within health, welfare, and education.
Molde University College started a bachelor’s program in legal science in 2020. Since then, we have increased staff with master’s degrees in legal science, which has led to an increased need for a dedicated research group in legal science.
The fields of Marketing, Innovation, International Business, and Strategy are crucial for regional, national, and international economic development. They are also essential for the competitiveness, survival, and growth of businesses in an economy marked by intense competition, constantly changing consumer demands, and unprecedented uncertainty.
We conduct research on medication management and on how medication use and adverse drug reactions can affect patients’ health.
The central focus is on mental health intervention, substance abuse, and addiction treatment across various contexts and practice settings, specifically within mental health services in municipal healthcare and correctional systems
The working language is Norwegian - go to the Norwegian research group page.
The research group’s members are primarily employed at Molde University College. Employees in municipal health services or health enterprises may participate in certain collaborative projects. Central to the group’s work is to focus on research and development within clinical nursing.
The Organic Digital Domain Research Group seeks to understand the fundamental interaction between naturally evolved agents and artificially created technologies. It uses the multidisciplinary Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) methodologies while embracing the theoretical foundations of bioinformatics, neuroscience, and complexity theory. The research group is led by James Wen, Professor in Human Computer Interaction, and Bjørn Jæger, Professor of Informatics at Molde University College.
Our research group works with the physiology of human performance in health and disease across the lifespan from childhood to old age.
The group performs research on quantitative methods with applications in planning and decision support. Organizations are faced with increasingly complex and challenging decisions, and have access to an increasing amount of data. Many decisions that have traditionally been made manually, can now be analyzed efficiently with the help of mathematical models and computerized calculations.
The research group in professional ethics is a multidisciplinary group open for employees at Volda University College, Molde University College and health personnel in the region (Helse Møre og Romsdal). The research group belongs to the Ph.D.-programme in Health sciences and social work. We investigate moral and ethical problems and emphasize studying both relational and contextual aspects of moral dilemmas.
The Sport Management research group (SpM) consist of researchers with an interest in management related issues within the sport context.
Established in 2019, the research group has since submitted multiple project proposals and developed a new academic study program.
The Sustainable Societies research group addresses issues of sustainable environmental development from the perspective of public and private organizations, their roles in grand challenges such as climate change, and their strategies. The working language is Norwegian
Go to the Norwegian page for the research group Sustainable Societies
The research group brings together researchers who work with different perspectives on sustainable urban development and mobility. We are interested in the overarching question: how can we create more sustainable and inclusive cities?
Transport Research Group is a national strongpoint for transport research.