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Ayanna Samuels
Oslo Metropolitan University
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Beate Standal
University of Bergen
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Camilla Løvschall Langeland
University of Oslo
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Elian Eve Jentoft
Oslo Metropolitan University
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Elisabeth Djønne
University of Southeast Norway - Helsedir
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Eskil Jakobsen
Nord University
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Espen Sjøvoll
University of Oslo - Digdir
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Esther Omemu
University of Oslo
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Hairenik Aramayo
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Heka Arcana Putra
Oslo Metropolitan University
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Jin Kristian Hurum
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Justin Haugland-Pruitt
University of Bergen
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Klaus Breivik
Oslo Metropolitan University - DFØ
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Leika Aruga
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Lena Leren
University of South-Eastern Norway
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Line Merete Giusti
Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
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Lisa Aaslestad
University of Bergen
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Liselotte de Beer
University of Stavanger
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Marie Kobro Hanche-Olsen
University of South-Eastern Norway
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Michaela Schmidt
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Muhammad Irfan Khalid
University of Agder
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Natansh Vyas
University of South-Eastern Norway
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Neha Saini
University of Oslo
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Rune Ytreberg
Oslo Metropolitan University - iTromsø
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Stefan Brenner
Oslo Metropolitan University
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Stig Johannessen
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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Tanja Bredesen
University of South-Eastern Norway
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Tarjei Hanken
Nord University
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Thea Myrvang
University of Oslo
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Veruska De Caro-Barek
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
As a DIGIT member, you will have the opportunity to attend seminars and lectures at the intersection of digitalization, culture, and society. The two-year program offers writing courses, internship opportunities, professional activities, and networking both within and outside the university environment, nationally and internationally. Most members have an academic background in the social sciences or humanities, but DIGIT also welcomes applicants from other research fields. However, it would be advantageous to explain how the membership and the project are relevant to the School's thematic basis. It is also advantageous to apply for membership at an early stage.