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The University of Bergen has climbed 187 places on the QS World University Ranking List since 2005, and is now 133rd on the list. Harvard is no longer in first place.
Employees that warn about blameworthy working conditions think that whistle-blowing has an effect. But at the same time they say that they have less job satisfaction afterwards and feel that they are bullied more often than other employees.
Shakespeare’s texts formed moral guidelines in the Victorian era. Text illustrations showed how proper Englishmen should behave, according to Professor Stuart John Sillars.
James E. Hansen has asked Norway to say no to the exploitation of oil sand in Canada. - It would send a strong signal if Norway says no, he says.
Novel discoveries report how a unique fish species has adapted to a hostile environment poisonous to most other organisms. The findings are published in Science.
115 PhD-students from 42 countries have arrived to take part in Bergen Summer Research School (BSRS). This year's theme is global health.
Thomas Pogge believes that politicians juggle numbers to appear as successful combaters of poverty.
There is an increase of four percent in the number of students wanting to study at the University of Bergen in 2010.
The Research Council of Norway has allocated 210 million NOK to funding research equipment. A lot of this money will come to Bergen.