The Nordic Centre in India (NCI) is a consortium of leading universities and research institutions in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Established in 2001 with the objective to facilitate cooperation in research and higher education between the Nordic countries and India, NCI facilitates and supports a wide range of study and research activities in India and in the Nordic countries.
NCI offers thematic short term intensive courses for member university students in the summer and winter in cooperation with our partner universities in India.
Read MoreNCI offers semester programmes for member university students in cooperation with our partner universities in India at both Bachelor and Master levels.
Read MoreNCI offers member university students many opportunities to attend Hindi language programmes of varying durations with Indian partners.
Read MoreNCI provides a list of guidelines for all students and researchers coming from member universities to India that serves as a preparation for their stay.
Read MoreStudents from NCI member universities can avail an opportunity to intern with NCI in India as its summer activity manager for a two month period.
Read MoreNCI’s greatest asset are the member university international offices. They are the single point of contact for member university students interested in coming
Read MoreNCI in pursuance of its objective to build research cooperation between its Nordic member universities and India will support 6 scholars annually from member universities
Read MoreNCI in pursuance of its objective to build research cooperation between our member universities and India is making available
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The Nordic Centre in India (NCI) is announcing the following... courses for summer 2020:
Gender and Society in Contemporary India
India Partner: Study in India Programme, University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad
Dates: July... https://t.co/UpiCDhlZF0
Happy Independence Day to our Finnish friends, colleagues, ... and members! #Finland #IndependenceDay
Today SASNET and LUMES hosted a seminar with speaker Shripad... Dharmadhikary on the Save the Narmada Movement in the context of water conflicts in India. Shripad Dharmadhikary is an Indian activist, researcher, and… https://t.co/OE42LumaGg
Happy Independence Day to our Finnish friends, colleagues, and members! #finland #IndependenceDay
Blogalstudies.com is a blog run by staff at the School of Global Studies with the purpose to create a dialogue with people inside and outside of academia. On the blog you find essays, opinion pieces and short stories. In response to a seminar organised by the Department of Journalism, Media and Communication, three pieces have been posted on the blog:
Academic freedom, ‘useful fools’ and the media logic of populism by Johan Karlsson Schaffer: bit.ly/2DPjp0R
`Useful Fools’ Remain Silent by Andreas Önnerfors: bit.ly/2PiesTw
Not in my name. Not on my watch. by Ida Flik: bit.ly/33WVqI0
