Nordic Network for Research in Music Education Conference 2024

Nordic Network for Research in Music Education Conference 2024
Welcome to NNRME 2024 in Bodø. The conference will take place on 19–21 March 2024.

The conference will be hosted by the research group Music related learning processes at Nord University, Faculty for Education and Arts.

Venue: Hotel Ramsalt, Bodø

Important dates:

Call for papers (download) – August 1

Submission starts — September 15

Submission deadline — November 15

[Submission deadline PhD-seminar — January 15]

Admission notice — January 15

Registration starts — December 15

Registration ends — February 15

PhD seminar: 18/19 March

Main conference: March 19-21

The conference language in all sessions is English.

For registration, payments and updates, please visit our conference platform ConfTool.

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Workplace HEPA Programmes: Evidence and Practice
Other
Research
Guest lecture
23. February 2026

Workplace HEPA Programmes: Evidence and Practice

Rosasalen, Nord University, Levanger
13:00
14:30
This lecture will explore the integration of health enhancing physical activity (HEPA) and health promotion within workplace settings, addressing the evidence for their impact.
Final seminar, candidate Izabella Jedel
Conference/seminar
23. February 2026

Final seminar, candidate Izabella Jedel

Teams
13:30
16:30
Working title of PhD thesis: Advancing the Practice of Higher Educational Gamification: Design Decisions that Satisfy Students’ Basic Psychological Needs for Autonomy and Competence.
Sport and Work
Other
Debate
Conference/seminar
24. February 2026

Sport and Work

Daniel Mortensson sal, Levanger campus
10:15
12:00
What does it really mean to work in the world of sports?
Paid work in voluntary sport clubs: An oxymoron with transformative potential?
Information meeting
Research
Guest lecture
25. February 2026

Paid work in voluntary sport clubs: An oxymoron with transformative potential?

Oransjesalen, Nord University, Levanger.
10:00
11:30
In this lecture, I will present analyses from an ongoing interview study concerned with the conditions for, characteristics of, and potential transformative consequences of employed ‘background’ work/ers in Swedish voluntary grassroots sport clubs