Helsedirektoratet 983 544 622 Universitetsgata 2 Oslo 0130 Frode Richardsen Frode.Richardsen@nhn.no http://www.helsedirektoratet.no Procurement of cross discipline postgraduate studies in psychosocial work with children and adolescents. 18-00362 Helsedirektoratet [The Norwegian Directorate of Health] wants to enter into an agreement with VID Vitenskapelig høyskole [the Specialized University] for delivery of cross discipline education in psychosocial work with children and adolescents. The agreement has a duration of 4 years with an option on a further 2 years. The agreement is signed subject to government authorities allocating sufficient funds for the education offer, and that the tender offer is maintained in accordance with the existing implementation model.. 14000000 The subject shall provide 60 ECTS-credits. The studies shall be based on a bachelor’s degree and shall be established as vocational and experience-based education. The post-qualifying education shall be implemented as an individual postgraduate study and it shall be included as a part of a master’s degree in health subjects or mental health care which provide 120 ECTS-credits. The study is divided into the following 4 main subjects: 1. Competence and service development; 2. Mental health care among children and youth; 3. How to organise and coordinate the municipal services for children and youth; 4. Psychosocial work – various practices, theories and ethical dilemmas The Contracting Authority has an option to extend the agreement for a further 2 years. The procurement is implemented subject to the award of funds from the Ministry of Health and Care Services. The Norwegian Directorate of Health believes that the VID Specialised University is the only school that can currently offer the relevant study amongst private study institutions. 2018-03-14 VID Vitenskapelige høyskole 915 635 184 Postboks 184 Vinderen Oslo 0319 14000000 Visma notice: https://opic.com/id/afouxqhyji Klagenemnda for offentlige anskaffelser Bergen 2018-03-26
See tender at TED: http://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:133937-2018:TEXT:EN:HTML