In late July, a high-level Nepalese delegation led by the Hon. Minister of Forests and Environment and Member Secretary of National Trust for Nature Conservation undertook a strategic visit to Norway to strengthen bilateral cooperation in conservation, research and capacity building.
The "Best Paper" award, and a role-playing workshop, were among INN University's contributions at this week's Academy of Management conference in Copenhagen.
That is the view of former Inspector General of the Army, Robert Mood. But do we have enough food if a crisis strikes? Field beans, peas, and students educated at Blæstad are likely part of the solution to the food challenges facing Innlandet – and Norway as a whole.
The water in the dormitory building at Evenstad will be turned off at different points in time from 28 July due to pipe replacement work.
They wanted to get away from the border of a regime that bombs playgrounds. Fearing that the war might spread, the family is investing in a safe future in Innlandet. They are atypical newcomers, but their choice of residence is very typical, according to researchers at INN.
Students at the University of Inland Norway have landed an exciting and relevant summer job: They will map marshes of unknown depth – and determine how much stored carbon could lead to CO2 emissions if the areas are developed.
Interests for game development and artistic design led them to meet in a random city in Norway – where they now picture their future. Daniela from Romania and Aedan from Australia have fallen in love with the Game School, Hamar, and each other.
The EMERGE Alliance was officially launched on 17 June in Limerick, and INN offered insights on democratic values at the event. This marks the beginning of ambitious collaboration between nine partner institutions aiming to empower the edges of Europe through education.
Stine Grønvold has been offered the newly established position of Director of Organisation at the University of Inland Norway. She currently holds the position of Pro-Rector for Education at INN.
How can we make the best possible use of, and care for, our forests in turbulent times? The University of Inland Norway and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences have received a substantial grant to study conflicts, synergies and opportunities related to forestry and the forest industry in Norway and Sweden.
On Wednesday, it was confirmed that the University of Inland Norway will become part of the government’s new research centre for artificial intelligence. MishMash is one of six new centres that will conduct research on AI, with a focus on creativity and ethics.
Professor of Philosophy at the University of Inland Norway, Einar Øverenget, has delved into the concept of trust in his new book. On Wednesday evening, he was interviewed about it at the House of Literature in Oslo.
Robert Didham, a leading voice in sustainability education and Director of the Centre for Collaborative Learning for Sustainable Development at the University of Inland Norway, is ready to strengthen the university sector's work on the UN's Sustainable Developnent Goals and Agenda 2030.
Professor Gunhild Tomter Alstad was offered the position of dean at the Faculty of Education.
From 2025, membership in the EMERGE alliance will provide INN and the Innlandet region with more opportunities across Europe in education, research, and collaboration with society and working life. "This will strengthen us in every way," says Rector Peer Jacob Svenkerud.
Last week, we had our annual excursion to the black grouse lek as part of the Wildlife Ecology course at Campus Evenstad.
INN has reached the goal of an average of one publication point per academic man-year, one year ahead of its ambition. “We are now at university level”, says pro-rector for Research, Marit Sletmoen.
Gjermund Forfang Rongved at the Univerity of Inland Norway has led the development of a book on European total defence. The NATO chief wanted to learn more about the book.
Seven INN students from the Bachelor of Special Education programme have received much praise from local practical experiential learning schools in South Africa after their exchange stay. This fall, 30% of the next cohort will follow in their footsteps.
31 years ago, Vladimir Smirnov won the 5000m at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. On Wednesday, he returned to the Olympic city as part of a delegation from Almaty Management University, which visited the Lillehammer campus.
After turning 30 and settling down with stable jobs and a house, the married couple decided it was time to let go of everything and pursue their true dream. The Game School in Hamar became the answer.
INN has a long tradition of sending Norwegian teacher students to Namibia. Last week, two of our staff members had the opportunity to give back by conducting a workshop aimed at enhancing the skills of teachers in Tsumeb.
26 international students are searching for traces of foxes. They are doing this to map the impact that wind farms in the forest have on wildlife.
A delegation from the University of Limpopo in South Africa visited Hamar and Elverum from 5th to 7th March with the aim of developing joint projects.
Master's students in biotechnology in Hamar contribute to internationally recognised research in both agriculture and the diagnosis of life-threatening diseases.
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