Julien S. Bourrelle Email & Phone Number

Oslo, No

Norway

I lecture worldwide about "How culture shapes behaviours" and about how to connect and work with people of different cultures. I help teams to benefit better from diversity. I am the author of "The social guidebook to Norway"​, "The Swedes"​, "Cracking the Scandinavian Code" and the upcoming book "How Culture Shapes Behaviours". I like to base many of my cultural examples on the Scandinavian cultures which provide a great contrast to many peculiarities of culture in other places in the world. More information and bookings: www.juliensbourrelle.com

Norway

We publish books about culture focusing on social norms and the practicalities of socializing and communicating. Our illustrated books use humor to provide concrete tools and tips for people to better understand their own culture. These books are useful for foreigners moving to a new country, leaders in a multicultural working environment and anyone interacting with people of different cultures.Our first series of book focused on the Norwegian culture "The Social Guidebook to Norway" ("Nordmenn" in Norwegian) sold to more than 50 000 copies and is a top Norwegian bestseller. We have 12 titles in sale. We offer books in English, Norwegian, French and Chinese and have published the work of six authors.www.mondabooks.com"Internationalization is not about creating diversity, it is about benefiting from diversity."

Oslo Area, Norway

The UHR Research Committee is an advisory and coordinating committee for Norwegian universities and university colleges in matters of research policy and research. The committee is formed by rectors and directors of the main higher education institutions in Norway. I was representing Norwegian doctoral candidates.

Norway

SiN acts as a single contact point between national and international higher education actors and the local Norwegian doctoral organisations it represents. It expresses joint opinions on political issues concerning education and research and represents doctoral candidates on national and international committees.

Trondheim Area, Norway

DION represents NTNU's doctoral candidates to the university administration and deals with local issues related to doctoral education.

Trondheim Area, Norway

DION represents NTNU's doctoral candidates to the university administration. The organisation deals with local issues related to doctoral education at NTNU.

Trondheim Area, Norway

I was the first non-Scandinavian member of NTNU's board of directors since the university creation in 1910. I brought a new perspective on the challenges Norwegian universities face in becoming increasingly international, notably by increasing awareness on the importance to understand culture and cultural differences and their effects on social interaction, motivation. HSE, leadership and collaboration.NTNU (formerly NTH) is the leading Norwegian higher education institution for the education of engineers and is well known across Europe, and internationally. The board of directors is the highest governing body of the university.Board working language: NorwegianFixed mandate: August 2011 - July 2012More info: http://www.ntnu.edu/board

Trondheim Area, Norway

The Research and Doctoral Committee is responsible for the development and implementation of the research strategies and the supervision of doctoral education at the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art. I was elected as one of two representative for the doctoral candidates at the faculty under a fixed mandate: August 2010 - July 2011.

Nantes Area, France

Influences and Responsibilities of Space Technologies Towards the Environment

Computer simulation of 4-bar linkages. Five-Pose Burmester Problem.

Phd, Engineering (Zero Emission Buildings)

My doctoral research studied concepts and strategies for the development of sustainable buildings in Norway. I looked at Zero Emission.

Msc, Aerospace Engineering (Astronautics)

B.Eng., Mechanical Engineering

Msc, Aerospace Engineering (Astronautics)

Exchange Student, Mechanical Engineering

Exchange Student, Mechanical Engineering