Since 1986, the interdisciplinary Centre for Gender Research has existed at University of Oslo. The Centre has been successfully evaluated through its initial trial periods, and became a permanent Centre at the University of Oslo from 1997.
The Centre offers the bachelor programme "Gender, Feminism and Equality" in close collaboration with other departments and faculties at the University of Oslo.

Centre for women's and gender research, KVINNFORSK, is a meeting place for women and men, students and emplyees at the University of Tromsø. Our aim is to strengthen competence and to stimulate gender and women research within different disciplines at the university.

Centre for women and gender research (KVINNFORSK) at the University of Tromsø has created a database of gender researchers linked with the Northern areas of Norway. The Gender in the North database comprises information on the researchers' fields of interest, as well as their publications and contact information.

The Research group for gender studies belongs to the Department of interdisciplinary studies of culture at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim. Margrethe Aune is the manager of the research group, while Jan Groven Grande is the contact person for inquiries into the group and its projects.

KILDEN is an information centre for gender research in Norway.
KILDEN has the national responsibility for promotion and information about Norwegian gender research nationally and abroad.
KILDEN has the national responsibility to promote the documentation of resources and activities within gender research in Norway.

Likestillingssenteret (Center for equality) is drifted by Kvinneuniversitetet (Women's University), an ideal foundation established in 1983. It was originally situated at Rosenlund in Løten, but moved to Hamar in 2006.
The center promotes equal opportunities regardless of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, social background and functional abilities. Our main focus is on gender.

KUN was established in 1991 as "Kvinneuniversitetet Nord", The Northern Feminist University (NFU). The founders were Nordland county, local municipalities, women's organisations and private individuals.
The purpose of the foundation is to be a centre of knowledge where women's experiences and knowledge are made visible, recognised, up-graded and documented. It is to be a meeting place between theoretical and practical, formal and informal knowledge, as well as providing possibilities for developing networks, educational opportunities and working methods.

Changing gender relations in the labour market, the family and in politics has been a central research interest at the Institute for Social Research for some decades. The research generates knowledge about the complex social processes constructing gender as a social category, and consequences for gender equality. Implications of the post-industrial labour market for gender equality are one of the main areas of study.

The Institute of Women's Law is part of the Department of Public and International Law at the University of Oslo. The aim Women's Law is to describe, explain and understand women's legal position in order to improve women's position in law and society.

A research programme by the Culture and Society Division of the Research Council of Norway.

The center has a section for violence, domestic violence and sexual abuse.

A key to Fafo’s work on gender issues is the mainstreaming of gender issues in social analysis. All projects have an explicit aim to include gender as variable in the analysis, in line with a general holistic perspective on living conditions.

The Institute for Social Research (ISF) comprises research within all of the social sciences as well as history. The study of gender in modern Norwegian society has for many years been an important research area at the Institute.