Researchers in 12 European countries will seek good solutions where the intersection of wildlife management and pastoralism has led to deep-rooted conflicts. The University of Inland Norway is leading the project.
The TV School has appointed Norway's first female professor of cinematography.
Several former students from the film school and TV school contributed to the making of the film that won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival.
Petter Wabakken has received the King’s Medal of Merit for his outstanding contributions as one of the world’s leading predator researchers.
Parking at Terningen Arena is subject to a fee for everyone. Are you a student or staff member? Register for discounted parking and receive a significant discount.
Can we replace oil with forests? With an increasing demand for sustainable, renewable materials, forestry is on the brink of an exciting transformation. Can wood, once used to build houses and make paper, also become a solution to our growing dependence on plastic and oil?
New exchange students have just arrived at INN and Lillehammer campus for the semester. They will be developing academically, learning about our culture and enjoying the nature of Norway.
A group of psychology researchers at the University of Inland Norway, led by Stian Orm, have received a substantial Christmas gift from the South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority.
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+.
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.
Our university application was evaluated in the Council today. The King said yes!
How should we prioritise between different purposes in humanitarian aid? Lars Christie at INN University has received nearly NOK five million to shed light on this issue.
Yesterday, the annual International Mix Party was held at Hamar campus. Students at INN University from around the world shared their cultural heritage through food for everyone to enjoy.
Norwegian secondary school students who have experienced sexual harassment report higher levels of depression and loneliness, along with lower levels of self-esteem and well-being, according to research.
Joel and Esmee are exchange students at INN University for the semester. Already during their first week in Lillehammer, they decided to be in charge of this year’s Generation Games – an initiative to bring people of all ages together through sports.
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.
The Department of Biotechnology at INN University will lead a multi-year international research project aimed at saving lives and reducing the use of antibiotics. The project has now received NOK 12 million in funding.
The NOKUT board has agreed that Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences can become a university. Now, only a formal decision from the King in Council remains.
Philosopher Olav Vassend has achieved something no one else at INN University has managed. He has been awarded one of the renowned starting grants from the European Research Council (ERC).
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.
The academic year 2024-2025 has finally started! See pictures from the opening day at all our campuses here!
The 19th of August marks the start of the academic year at INN University. Together with the students, the university has thoroughly prepared for this day and the upcoming week to ensure that new students get off to the best possible start.
Tine Petersen Malonæs's thesis at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences has been named the best in business history in Europe.
Ingunn Graedler Listuen and around 60 other students at INN University have spent several months preparing to give the inhabitants of Hamar a musical gift during the university's spring concert.
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