The University Museum of Bergen pictured from the front in bright sunshine in wintertime, with scattered spots of snow in front of the museum.
In the 2014 QS subject rankings, the University of Bergen scores most highly in the disciplines of modern language, communication & media studies, and in earth & marine sciences.
Illustration photo showing a stormy ocean with lightning in a dark blue sky.
A new study looking at past climate change, asks if these changes in the future will be spasmodic and abrupt rather than bring about a more gradual increase in the temperature.
Illustration photo showing two hands cupping an outlined map of the African continent.
CROP Director Alberto Cimadamore believes that SANORD can be an important partner in scientifically supporting the fight against poverty in the southern parts of Africa.
Document from 17 May 1814 with the seals and signatures of the delegates at the constitutional Norwegian assembly.
One in five Norwegian laws is imposed by EU law. This is a challenge for the Norwegian Constitution, according to professor of law Jørn Øyrehagen Sunde.
Photo montage of five former winners of the Holberg Prize in conjunction with the Holberg Lectures 2014.
This year the Holberg Lectures bring a unique team of international scholars, all Holberg Prize Laureates, to public lectures all over Norway.
Image of a bend in the River Nile north of Lake Nasser.
Two new development programmes aim to shape policy on water management in Asia and Africa. The projects kicked off early January in Sri Lanka.
Stock photo of conference table of the world surrounded by chairs.
At the Bergen Summer Research School 2014 the focus will be on Governance to Meet Global Development Challenges. Applicants from the Nordic countries have an application deadline of 1 March. The application deadline for participants from the rest of the world is now expired.
A remotely operated underwater vehicle, commonly referred to as ROV, can  collect biologic and sediment samples from the sea floor.
On 24 January 2014 the Centre for Geobiology laid the cornerstone for a new marine research centre at the University of Bergen.
Recent PhD graduate from the University of Bergen, Ingrid Birce Müftüoglu, outside Håkonshallen, before her speech at the so-called doctor promotion at Håkonshallen on 24 January 2014.
Speaking on behalf of the new PhDs, Ingrid Birce Müftüoglu reminded the audience that research can be both the cause and the solution to the world’s problems.
Doctors at University of Bergen attending the so-called doctor promotion at Håkonshallen in August 2013.
In 2013 there were more women PhD graduates at the University of Bergen than ever before. A total of 265 new PhDs graduated, of which 140 were women.

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