Vision:
The Department of Health Promotion and Development (HEMIL) shall generate knowledge that promotes positive childhood and living conditions and social justice, both locally and globally.
Research Areas:
- Vulnerable children and young people
- Health promotion and public health
- Migration, gender, and global societal challenges
Strategic Objectives
- Recruit research talents by:
- prioritizing postdoctoral positions in research funding applications
- apply for strategic funding from various sources to support the career development of early-career researchers
- involving master's students in our research projects
- Develop research projects across the department's academic environments by:
- fostering a strong grant application culture and applying for research funding across the department's research areas
- strengthening internal collaboration and promoting a culture of sharing
- Ensure continuous time for research by:
- facilitating a healthy balance between teaching and research through long-term planning of teaching activities
- ensuring effective meeting planning through designated meeting days
- Collaborate with external stakeholders and end users by:
- further developing expertise in participatory research methods
- maintaining and expanding research collaborations with the Alrek Helseklynge, municipal and governmental sectors, interest organizations, and other relevant stakeholders
- Strengthen and develop existing and new national and international research networks by:
- initiating research projects involving multiple collaborators and facilitating researcher mobility
- organizing academic meeting places and networking events
- participating in the academic forums of the Alrek Helseklynge
- Be visible and accessible by:
- disseminating research in academic forums as well as to the wider public
- establishing procedures to ensure the publication and communication of research activities online and through social media channels