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Disability and habilitation

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. 

Shows the participants in the research group.

From left: Hege Bakke, Hilde Halvorsen Misund, Regine Slinning, Hans Petter Iversen, May Østby, Ingrid Krohn Aasgård, Guro Fiskergård Werner, Henriette Arnegård-Sørlie, Emmy Langøy 

Research group leader

Hans Petter Iversen picture Hans Petter Iversen E-mail: hans.p.iversen@himolde.no Phone: +4771195801

Research Group Focus

The group works on themes such as disabilities from a life-course perspective, human rights, user rights, inclusion/exclusion, citizenship, participation, communication, and self-determination. The research group also focuses on framework conditions such as health and welfare policy, service development, organization, and leadership.

Goals

  • Stimulate research and the publication of research-based knowledge
  • Inspire and support members in the development, implementation, and publication of research projects
  • Attract PhD candidates
  • Serve as a professional network between the university college and practice field
  • Collaborate with other researchers and research groups at Molde University College

Staff members from the Bachelor’s Programme in Disability and from the Continuing Education in Habilitation and Environmental Work at Molde University College participate in the research group. Other researchers, from Molde University College, other institutions, and practice fields, may also participate.

The working language is Norwegian.

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Participants

Published Apr. 8, 2019 2:44 PM - Last modified Oct. 26, 2026 10:59 AM