Centre for Intercultural Communication
Centre for Intercultural Communication
Centre for Intercultural Communication (SIK) is a research centre that works locally, nationally and internationally. SIK has expertise in the areas of migration and diversity, development cooperation and conflict resolution. Established in 1991, SIK is now one of Strategic Centres of Research at VID Specialized University.
Centre for Intercultural Communication (SIK) is a research centre that works locally, nationally and internationally. SIK has expertise in the areas of migration and diversity, development cooperation and conflict resolution. Established in 1991, SIK is now one of Strategic Centres of Research at VID Specialized University.
Researchers at SIK have backgrounds from various disciplines such as sociology, social anthropology, psychology, pedagogy, economics, and business. In addition to offering courses and lectures, we regularly teach and supervise various courses at VID Specialized University, both at BA, MA and PhD levels.
SIK is also an associate partner in the European Master's degree in Migration and Intercultural Relations.
Projects
SIK has broad experience from managing projects both nationally and internationally
Publications
Overview of publications at the Centre for Intercultural Communication
Courses and lectures
SIK offers courses and lectures on different themes and for different audiences
Continuing education
SIK also develops and manages large continuing education projects
News
Tredje samling i KOMBA er gjennomført!
Nærmere 150 deltakere fra region øst har i løpet av de 2 siste ukene gjennomført tredje og siste samling i opplæringsprogrammet KOMBA, et oppdragsprosjekt fra Bufdir.
28. April 2021
Opprykk til forsker I
Øystein Lund Johannessen ved Senter for interkulturell kommunikasjon (SIK) har fått opprykk til forsker I i interkulturell utdanning.
26. February 2021
VID takes part in facilitating a Global consultation on partnership and innovation to reach the Sustainable Development Goals
The consultation served as a forum to discuss the current global context, the opportunities for faith-based civil society, and how they can make strategic choices that maximize the impact towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
13. November 2020