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Markus Roos Breines

Researcher

Markus Roos Breines is a researcher at Fafo with migration, integration, and skills as his main areas of focus. Breines is currently working on several projects related to vocational education in Norway.

He has worked on a variety of social science topics in the past. Breines has previously led and participated in research projects in the United Kingdom and several African countries, and he has extensive experience in using innovative qualitative methods. His research has included topics such as distance education in South Africa, the use of chatbots in education in Scotland, and new medical technology to reduce child mortality in Ethiopia.

Breines has published numerous articles in international journals and authored a book on migration and class relations in Ethiopia. He is a board member of the Norwegian Forum for Global Health Research.

Area of work

Education, digital education, mobility/immobility, social class, inequalities.

Publications

Research communication

Interviews | 21. March 2025

Completed projects

Attitudes toward vaccination - a qualitative study
The ambition of the project is to get to know more about attitudes towards vaccination among elderly people (+65), pregnant women and health professionals who themselves are engaged in vaccination. The project uses qualitative methods; interviews and focusgroups in order to generate datamateriale suited for knowledge on how attitudes are created.
Online Higher Vocational Education: Opportunities and Limitations
This project explores the opportunities and challenges of online Higher Vocational Education, with a focus on technical subjects as well as health and welfare studies.
Evaluation of the Stine Sofie Centre

On behalf of the Norwegian Directorate for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir), Fafo will conduct an evaluation of the government grant to the Stine Sofie Center.