"Norway must be an advocate of ethical usage of artificial intelligence.” That was one of the pieces of advice given to the Minister of Digitalisation Nikolai Astrup for the government's new strategy for artificial intelligence when he visited the University of Agder.

This year’s student elections are held from 25 April to 3 May. Last chance to register as a candidate is 5 April.  

Why does corporate sustainability take so long when almost all businesses agree it is necessary? That is the topic of Karen Landmark’s doctoral thesis. 

The CIEM centre at UiA was recently granted NOK 11 million from the Research Council of Norway for an international research project about information sharing within emergency preparedness and management.

Students and staff members of the master in innovation and knowledge development of the School of Business and Law at UiA will be traveling to London for an exchange programme at Kingston University. 

By combining artificial intelligence and interdisciplinary theories in virtual society models, Professor F. LeRon Shults wants to solve problems regarding integration and religious violence.