Erlend Gjølme is pursuing a master’s degree in Digital Communication and Culture at INN University as a part-time student. He is experiencing both personal development and enhanced competence in his current role.
Across the snow in Longyearbyen, a man walks with a microphone in his hand, hour after hour.
Zoe Costas Machado from the University of A Coruña did an exchange semester at INN's Campus Hamar, learning about sustainability and diversity in education. She is studying to be a kindergarten teacher and will bring new perspectives back to schools in Spain.
For the first time, researchers have thoroughly mapped how many moose fall prey to wolves and bears each year and what that means for wildlife management and hunting.
New rapid tests for infections have been shown to provide highly reliable results, new research from INN University reports.
Two PhD students in teacher education have done something incredible through the DIALOGUES project that has never been done before: the recording of Storybooks Zambia in sign language.
The University of Inland Norway (INN) is introducing lower tuition fees for international students from outside the EEA and Switzerland starting in the academic year 2026/2027.
The Centre for Lifelong Learning (SELL) at the University of Inland Norway has been awarded a major international prize for its long-term work with decentralised and flexible education.
Through dedicated staff and research-focused courses, ecology students at the University of Inland Norway get the opportunity to do an internship in the Mongolian Gobi where they help to save the Przewalski's horse – the only remaining wild horse species.
One of the world's longest running research projects on brown bears, has its study area in Sweden. Our students have been able to learn about the ecology of brown bear – and we are proud of showing them!
Every year, in October during International Week, INN hosts the International Mix Party at Hamar campus. Our students from across the globe share food from their different countries for everyone to taste. See the pictures here!
On October 28, Professor Jennifer Nagel will deliver the third Lillehammer Lecture in Philosophy. The lecture is open to everyone and the title is: ‘Conversation with Machines’.
Funding for the GLOMIND project ensures reciprocity in exchange opportunities between the University of Inland Norway and its partners in Namibia and South Africa. The dedicated staff working on internationalisation have every reason to celebrate.
Is it possible to design micro-credentials that provide people outside work and education with new skills, helping to mobilise them into the healthcare sector? That is what the EMERGE Alliance, led by INN, aims to find out.
Professor Yuliya Chernykh at INN, together with Professor Joshua Karton at Queen’s University, Canada, has edited a new book on research methods in contract law. The book has received positive endorsements.
INN University is ready to start using the Norwegian Research Information Repository (Norsk vitenarkiv, NVA), which is a new national system for research information.
At the start of each autumn semester, the new group of international students at Lillehammer go hiking in the magical mountains of Norway. Besseggen is an iconic ridge in Jotunheimen National Park.
From week 37 to week 42, highway E6 will be temporarily rerouted between Storhove and Nordhove. During this period, all traffic will be diverted via county road 2522.
There is no doubt about the relevance and importance of the bachelor’s degree in Artificial Intelligence when Minister of Digitalisation Karianne Tung visits the students at the University of Inland Norway.
Scientists, managers, organizations and decision-makers from both Norway and abroad have gathered from 1 September to 4 September in Lillehammer for the International Wildlife Congress.
Norway's Minister of Foreign Affairs Espen Barth Eide gave a lecture on the current foreign policy situation to an engaged audience in Lillehammer.
As the new academic year starts at INN, three of our campuses are enriched by students from across the globe. We welcome new internationals to Lillehammer, Hamar and Evenstad!
Ingri and Frida sat in the front row when Jens Stoltenberg visited Lillehammer campus on Tuesday. Already on their second day as students at INN University, they had a chat with Norway's Minister of Finance.
The start of the 2025–2026 academic year has begun! See photos from the opening day at all our campuses here.
On Tuesday 19 August, Minister of Finance and former NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg is speaking about the economy and security at the Lillehammer campus.
