Tynset University Centre
Tynset University Centre offers popular educational programmes in health sciences, childhood and teacher education, economics, management and archival studies. You can study nursing at Tynset through Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences.
Health services and counselling
The Inland Norway Student Welfare Organisation (SINN) has conversational therapists, psychologists, student chaplains and student coordinators who can provide students with help. These are low-threshold services and you don’t have to be ill to get in touch.
Read more about SINN’s health and counselling services
Student organisations and leisure activities
When you pay the semester fee at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, you become part of the Inland Norway Students’ Union (StInn). StInn works proactively for students’ rights, especially with regard to INN University, the Inland Norway Student Welfare Organisation (SINN), and the authorities.
Read more on the page For students
Each campus offers different leisure activities that are available to all students. New students are encouraged to familiarise themselves with what is on offer in the local community; see information on message boards and talk to your assigned buddy when you start your studies.
See also the Inland Norway Student Community website (norwegian)
Student housing
SINN does not offer any student accommodation in Tynset, but there is a lot of housing on the private market, both in private bedsits and single rooms/flats.
There are several municipal kindergartens in Tynset. Applications for kindergarten places must be submitted to the municipality.