School of Health Innovation
School of Health Innovation aims to provide healthcare and life science researchers with tools and insight into how research can be put to use for the benefit of patients, the healthcare system and our society. In 2025 we are working on the course content and securing funding to run the school further as a Nordic initiative, thus there will be no courses in 2025.
School of Health Innovation is an initiative by University of Oslo (UiO), NTNU in Trondheim, University of Copenhagen and Karolinska Institutet (KI) in Stockholm, developed in collaboration with Nansen Neuroscience Network.
Courses
Course 1: Health innovation and entrepreneurship
Learn how to commercialize research or ideas into business ventures and how to innovate services in a clinical setting.
Course 2: Entrepreneurship in healthcare
Get the opportunity to access one of Scandinavia?s most advanced support systems for healthcare entrepreneurs.
School of health innovation for professors and managers
How to combine being a scientist and a health innovator, and increase innovation in your lab.
Contact
- Bjarte Reve, bjarte.reve@medisin.uio.no, mobile: 0047 971 09 585
- Katja Mj?s, katjadm@uio.no, mobile: 0047 949 80 097
- Tonje Steigedal, tonje.s.steigedal@ntnu.no, mobile: 0047 905 52 334
- Samer Yammine, samer.yammine@ki.se, mobile: 0046 707511049
- Lene N?rby Nielsen, noerby@sund.ku.dk
- Lilian Jeanette Rasmussen, lilian.rasmussen@sund.ku.dk
Academic responsibility
- Professor Hilde Nebb, Innovation director, the UiO Growth House
- Professor Carl Johan Sundberg, Head of Dep of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics (LIME), KI
- Ass. Professor Brita Solveig Pukstad, Dean of Innovation, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, NTNU
- Trine Winter?, Vice-Dean for Innovation and External Relations, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, University of Copenhagen.
A collaboration between
University of Oslo (UiO), NTNU in Trondheim, University of Copenhagen, Karolinska Institutet (KI) in Stockholm and Nansen Neuroscience Network with grants from Novo Nordisk Foundation.