Welcome to CEDIC
The Centre for Digitalization, Culture and Society (CEDIC) at Oslo Metropolitan University aims to produce cross-disciplinary knowledge about the digitalization of society and its consequences for people’s life opportunities.
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Marit Haldar awarded two Research Council of Norway grants
CEDIC has secured NOK 36.5 million for two large collaborative projects on health innovation. BRO: Sustainable, Radical Task-Sharing in Health and Care received NOK 21.5 million to pilot a task-based welfare model that…
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New CEDIC master’s thesis on innovation collaborations
What happens to innovation collaborations when actors interpret innovation differently? In his recent master’s thesis, Mathias André Eriksen studied how differences in interpretations of innovation influence collaboration processes. His thesis highlights the importance…
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New CEDIC master’s thesis on the impact of welfare technology on healthcare workers
In her recent master’s thesis, Martha Diboya Isandap explored how welfare technology affects healthcare workers. Read more below! What was the topic? My master’s thesis investigated the impact of welfare technology on the work…
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CEDIC Talks
To broaden our knowledge and awareness of social consequences of digitalization, we invite distinguished international and national researchers, as well as professionals from various institutions and disciplines, to give open guest lectures.