Centre for Ibsen Studies alum Dongling Jiang works with business integrity risk assessment.
Career interviews - Page 2
Lianna combines a PhD position with teaching Norwegian in the US.
John David got a PhD position immediately after graduating from the Centre for Ibsen Studies.
“My degree in China Studies with Chinese has been very useful and was probably a major factor in me being selected as a Foreign Service trainee,” says Martine, who is looking forward to working at the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Beijing this spring.
“Knowledge about the Arabic language and the Middle East are of great relevance in my job, where the analysis of how international political and economic trends affect Norwegian trade and industry is an important task,” says Henrik.
Eric has pursued a double career as teacher and actor after graduating from the Centre for Ibsen Studies.
Studying at the Centre for Ibsen Studies allowed Jasmin to follow her dream and work with Henrik Ibsen's plays on a professional level.
“First and foremost, I am very pleased I can use my education in my job, where daily communication takes place in Chinese or Norwegian,” says Martin.
As a commentator at Aftenposten, I have the opportunity to reach many people with my opinions, and I get to use both my Chinese and philosophy studies. It is incredibly exciting and satisfying!