Kristin Røvik

Kristin Røvik is a Lecturer in Social Care at Molde University College, affiliated with the Department of Health and Social Sciences. She plays a key role in the Nursing Education Program, overseeing the first year, providing teaching, supervision, and practice follow-up for students.

Education:

• Bachelor's degree in Social Care
• Master's degree in "Social Change, Organization and Management"

Her research centers on inclusion, disability, habilitation, and social justice, with a focus on vulnerable populations such as ex-prisoners and refugees. She explores themes like economic exclusion in sports, participatory research ethics, and the marketization of correctional systems.

Her recent publications reveal a strong interdisciplinary trend, bridging social care, criminal justice, public policy, and sports sociology. Common keywords include inclusion, rehabilitation, equity, and organizational change. She frequently collaborates on topics related to social integration through structured community activities.

Scientific Contributions:

• Active researcher in disability and habilitation
• Published on inclusion of refugees in football clubs
• Explored economic exclusion in sports
• Advocated for user voices in criminal justice research

Kristin has extensive professional experience from NAV in employment counseling and rehabilitation, along with management roles. She supervises students and contributes to curriculum development. While no formal grants are listed, her work suggests involvement in collaborative research projects. She is part of research groups focused on disability and societal inclusion.

Laboratories and Research Teams:

She is affiliated with the research group on Disability and Habilitation at Molde University College, contributing to interdisciplinary efforts aimed at improving social participation and support systems for marginalized groups.