Master of geometry wins Abel Prize

05/06/2009 :: The fossil is so well preserved that it is possible to distinguish the imprint of fur, and even the remains of gut contents. A team of scientists headed by Jørn Hurum of the Oslo Natural History Museum presented the fossil in New York. They believe that it is the earliest primate fossil ever found. + 

Norway at the beginning of the 21st century is a highly developed society, with one of the highest levels of education in Europe. Prioritising knowledge and education has been decisive in the development of modern Norway. Today, ... + 

21/04/2009 :: Globalskolen provides education in the three subjects included in "Complementary education for children abroad": Norwegian, Social Studies and Religion&Ethics from 1st to 10th grade. Norwegian as a second language is organized in separate classes. The education is organized with workplans for the pupils every week. These workplans are asynchronized. This makes it possible for teachers and pupils to work individually and not necessarily be online at the same time. This means flexibility for the families and the variety of time zones do not affect the participation. The education still maintains a firm structure throughout 30 weeks each schoolyear. + 

25/03/2009 :: In 2009, the International Ibsen Scholarships will be awarded for the second time since they were inaugurated. The scholarships are meant to act as incentives for critical discourse in regards to existential and society-related subject matters concerning Henrik Ibsen. +