Nettsider med emneord «religious education»

Publisert 14. aug. 2026 20:46

Minorities, Migration, and Religion: New Perspectives on Religious Education in Faith Communities and Schools in Europe – also as a physical book.

Book cover
Publisert 9. juni 2026 16:53

This is the subtitle of Minorities, Migration, and Religion, the final edited volume from the FAITHED project, including contributions from the members of the FAITHED international Advisory Board and other scholars.

Anne Grethe Kjelling & Synnøve Markeng + British Journal headline
Publisert 24. juni 2025 16:22

FAITHED researchers Anne Grethe Kjelling and Synnøve Markeng in top international journal.

Publisert 2. nov. 2024 14:15

The international Advisory Board of the FAITHED project consists of five scholars from Scotland, Germany, Denmark and Sweden. They all joined twelve FAITHED researchers and interested colleagues both from INN and from other research institutions for the symposium «Minorities, migration and religion: New perspectives on religious education in schools and faith communities in Europe» at Hamar 21 – 23 October. Keynote lectures were also attended by student classes.

Drone photo of buildings at Hamar campus
Publisert 18. aug. 2024 12:43

Minorities, migration and religion: New perspectives on religious education in schools and faith communities in Europe

Front page of journal and article title
Publisert 14. des. 2023 13:15

Within one week, PhD candidate Synnøve Markeng has published two articles in international journals.

Publisert 17. nov. 2023 15:39

German scholars have taken a leading role in developing "non-formal religious education" as a concept and as a study field.

Left to right, upper row: Marta Bivand Erdal, Marianne Friisberg Larsen, Synnøve Markeng, Thor-André Skrefsrud. Middle: Ole Kolbjørn Kjørven, Nora S. Eggen. Lower row: Marianne Hustvedt, Vebjørn Horsfjord, Anders Aschim, Anne Grethe Kjelling, Hildegunn Valen Kleive. Photo: Hildegunn Valen Kleive
Publisert 23. feb. 2023 13:35

The participants in the FAITHED project collect a large amount of data. But how will they be able to analyze it all?