News from Roskilde University

Over 60 researchers from 11 European countries gathered in Ancenis (France) at the TERRENA cooperative for the 1st annual meeting of the European project ReMIX.

Research from Professor Michelle Pace shows that integration of young refugees in Denmark should consist of more than just language training and access to the labour market. There should also be more informal activities with Danes of a similar age.

Unique Danish data gives Professor Lone Simonsen an insight into how the Spanish Flu occurred 100 years ago. The insight helps to provide an impression of how future pandemics may behave.

The tourism industry in Denmark has to make something extra of the experience you have as a guest. The businesses must focus more on how to create experience value in the encounter between the guest and the businesses, says teaching associate professor Jens Friis Jensen, who researches in service and experience with e.g. Tivoli and the Zoological Gardens as cases.

Associate Professor Tobias Hagmann gave a presentation at Centre of African Studies at University of Copenhagen 22 March 2018.

Ethiopia has particularly good prospects for economic growth in an Africa, where the image is more nuanced than it was previously described, says Associate Professor Lindsay Whitfield.

New paper highlights how new taxes and attempts to manage urban space contribute to the constitution of state authority.

The Ministry of Higher Education and Science has allocated DKK 20 million to RUC for virtual learning. The rector at RUC looks forward to the work and emphasizes the importance of the education institutions being prepared for technological development.