What happens in the city surrounding our campus? Students at the University of Inland Norway explored the many opportunities Hamar has to offer – from activities, volunteering and culture to new communities and sustainable initiatives.
Our Horizon Europe-project, ESIRA, celebrates its one-year anniversary. "We've made a great start," concludes the Norwegian project leader and researcher Aleksander Bern, satisfied.
Teacher student Solveig Brusdal Hamstad recently attended the SANORD Conference 2024 to discuss Namibian students' perspectives on English language teaching in Norway.
Professor Anne Marit Vesteraas Danbolt at the Faculty of Education, along with several collaborators, has successfully secured funding through their project application to Erasmus+.
Research and development project REDINN is in its final phase. Some of the most important findings can be found in this video.
The Faculty of Education had the pleasure of attending the closing conference on the CIGETE project, focusing on the benefits of internationalisation, gender equality and active citizenship in teacher education.
Gabriel Linton from CREDS presented the latest advancements from the COMMECT Norwegian Living Lab project at this year’s Synergy Days in Barcelona.
Increased collaboration on topics such as biodiversity and combating climate change was on the agenda when a delegation from INN University recently visited Brazil.
The Centre for Collaborative Learning for Sustainable Development, CCL, is one of ten finalists to win the UNESCO Hamden Prize.
Gathered to discuss the big challenges related to Olympic law and practice in a small Olympic host city: INN University welcomes international expertise in sports law and history to Lillehammer campus and the Norwegian Olympic Museum.
On August 30, 2024, the Department of Agricultural Sciences at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Blæstad campus, hosted a delegation from Henan Province in China.
INN University welcomes a group of ecology students from Nepal. Due to its international initiatives and academic expertise, Evenstad campus is their first encounter with the world beyond own borders.
With over NOK 56 million secured, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences will lead a major EU project aimed at researching how we can better coexist with predator conflicts in the future.
INN University has become a member of the Comenius Association, a European university network that works specifically to strengthen internationalisation in teacher education programmes. This provides even better opportunities for exchange and collaboration for students and staff.
"It will be quite impactful for our ambition to increase the number of EU-funded research projects," says INN University's Vice-Rector for Research Marit Sletmoen.
UNESCO Chair, Robert J. Didham in Tokyo, Japan contributing to elevating the role of education in addressing climate crises.
We are happy to announce that we are partner in the ESIRA-project, that has been selected for support under Horizon Europe.
We're thrilled to announce our participation in RURALPLAN, a research project about innovative planning in rural areas with a population decline, granted by European Territorial Observation Network (ESPON).
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