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The master’s degree in applied biotechnology and biomedical sciences is now even better adapted to trained biomedical laboratory scientists. – A fantastic opportunity, says current master’s student Nesreen Aman.
A highly successful exchange stay at the Game School ensures that Liliana Maksysko is now interrupting her studies in Poland to complete her education at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences.
Game development is the combination of design, programming, art, and personality. - Seeing the visual result gives an inspiring kick, says Isak Wahl, former game school student and winner of the 2023 Professional Award.
Using activity trackers mounted on collars, Theresa Kirchner has studied how moose behave when they are disturbed by humans. The defence is set for March 22.
Professor Gudbrand Lien passed away unexpectedly on Friday, March 1th 2024. All educational activities at the Department of Economics will be cancelled on Monday, March 4th.
Do you want to be a volunteer and take part in the biggest film festival for young people in Norway?
We are excited to invite you to explore the dynamic and interdisciplinary world of One Health in our upcoming two-course (on-site and online) courses with a focus in Northern Communities and Ecosystems.
"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).
While family and friends are fighting for their lives in Gaza, Raed Abuaita is about to start his exam period at Inland University College, where he is studying international studies.
The SANORD conference, which brought together 300 participants in Hamar, ended on Friday. During the conference, INN University was elected to the leadership of the network.
More than 300 participants from 61 institutions in 14 countries will come to the SANORD conference in Hamar on 20-22 September.
Stor-Elvdal municipality and our local crisis management group have worked well together during the extreme weather event and have also received good feedback from the evacuated students.
Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University) will begin the academic year on Monday 14 August, as planned. If you are unable to get to your campus as a result of the extreme weather, you will of course not lose your study place. Follow the information here regarding the start of the academic year at your campus. The article is updated continually.
Here you will find information relevant to INN University related to storm "Hans". A new update will be published on Friday 11.08.23.
The weather event "Hans" has consequences for the Evenstad campus. Everyone who was on the premises was evacuated early this morning, and no employees or students can work from there today.
Registration for participation in SANORD conference 2023 will remain open until 13 August.
Minister of Education, Honourable Mr. Douglas Syakalima from Zambia will be coming to Hamar in September to take part in the international conference.
The chair has been renewed by four years, for a third phase – until the end of 2027.
The election has now ended and the new employee and student representatives for INN University Board are announced.
The candidates are in place and the election is carried out electronically in the period from 11 May at 00:00 to 23 May at 23:59.
Students Lea and Andreas from INN University took active part when the framework for a student forum in the Emerge university alliance was established during a gathering in Cyprus last week.