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Research at Centre for the Study of Professions

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CSP develops the study of professions as a multidisciplinary field of research emphasising comparative approaches. The goal of CSP is to become a leading research facility within the study of professions in the Nordic countries.

Ongoing projects

2000-2012

StudData – database for studies of recruiting and qualification for professional practice, Summary

   

2005-2009

Occupations of the welfare state: Motivation, qualification and occupational careers, Summary

2004-2008

ProLearn – Professional learning in a changing society

2003-2007

Studies of Professional Practice/Strategic College Programme

2002-2007

Discretional judgement, trust and equal treatment

2006-2010

Novice teachers and how they cope (NYMY)

2007/08

Studies of professions – book

Ph.D. fellowship projects

2002-2007

Marianne Dæhlen

Career patterns among professional workers – What do they want and where are they going?

2002-2007

Bodil Tveit

Youth culture and nursing

2005-2008

Asgeir S. Eriksen

Deliberative Trust-Repair. The case of the County Social Welfare Board

2005-2009

André Vågan

Doctors-in-the-making – The development of professional identity among medical students

2006-2010

Joakim Caspersen

Teachers epistemic trajectories from education to work

2006-2010

Hilde Karlsen

Sex-atypical choices of professional studies and professional occupations among men

2006-2010

Jorunn Vindegg

Creating knowledge in the professional practice of Social workers

2007-2011

Marita Nordhaug

"Mapping A Normative Terrain Of An Ethics Of Care"

2007-2011

Anne-Cecilie Larsen