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| Lihong Huang | Children and youth rights Ethnic and national minorities European youth policy Intercultural learning National youth policy Non-formal education Transitions to Adulthood Young people and the media/information technology Young people health and wellbeing Youth and development Youth and gender Youth and the world Youth education and training Youth employment/entrepreneurship Youth mobility Youth values Lifestyles and attitudes Youth violence and Juvenile Justice |
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Professional Sector: Youth policy, Youth research |
First name: Lihong
Last name: Huang
Nationality: Chinese
Languages:
- Chinese
- English - professional working languages, excellent in speaking, reading and writing
- Norwegian - professional working languages, excellent in speaking, reading and writing
- Swedish - good in speaking and reading, fair in writing
Postal Address: Postbox 3223 Elisenberg, 0208 Oslo
Country: Norway
Tel: +47 22541224
E-mail: lihong.huang@nova.no
Website: www.nova.no
Social networks: Facebook, LinkedIn
Organisation: NOVA - Norwegian Social Research
A few words about myself: Lihong Huang is a senior researcher at Youth Research Section of NOVA - Norwegian Social Research which is a social policy research institute under the auspices of the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research. She holds a M.A. degree in education from Southwest Teachers' University, China (1996), a M.Phil degree in comparative and international education from the University of Oslo, Norway (2002) and a Ph.D. in international education from Stockholm University, Sweden (2005). Her research at NOVA since August 2005 has been mainly on young people in education, young victims of violence and sexual abuse, and Youth in Action programme in Norway. She has been involved in designing and excuting a few youth surveys, sector studies and evaluation projects commissioned by, among others IFC (the World Bank) and NORAD (Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation). In all the research projects she has been involved in both in China, Sweden and Norway, she has successfully demonstrated her ability to plan, design, execute and report survey research and evaluation projects. She is skillful is using advanced statistical analysis techniques such as factor analysis and structural equation modelling (SPSS and LISREL). She is a guest lecturer of research methods teaching statistics and applied analysis at M.Phil programme of comparative and international education at University of Oslo since 2007.
