The Student Parliament is the most important arena we have for student participation. This is where we, the students, meet to discuss policy, elect our representatives, and (just as important) get to know each other across the different campuses!
17–19 April, the Student Parliament gathered in Gjøvik for a weekend full of engagement, good discussions, and important decisions. Student policy was debated and adopted, key documents were revised, new student representatives were elected – and across campuses, both a sense of community and great memories were created.
Which students will take part in the biggest decisions at INN?
Several universities have announced that they will lower tuition fees, and now the University of Inland Norway (INN) is following suit by reducing tuition fees for international students from outside the EEA and Switzerland starting from the 2026/2027 academic year.
Do you want to help find the right students for the right roles in StInn? Would you like to contribute to ensuring that StInn stands for and does what it’s supposed to? Then you should apply to join the Election Committee (VK) or the Control and Constitutional Committee (KKU)!
The government has presented a national budget where the proposed adjustment to student financial support is lower than the expected price increase.
The Student Parliament is the most important arena we have for student participation. It's where we, the students, come together to discuss policies, elect our representatives, and, most importantly, get to know each other across campuses!
The Inland Norway Students’ Union (StInn) recently passed a resolution advocating for an important adjustment in how we understand and implement international student mobility in Norway. The resolution was prompted by two recent cases where students were denied Norwegian citizenship because they had participated in exchange programs.
There are still some vacant positions in both StInn and the Student Welfare Board that need to be filled, and we need you on the team! Read more about the vacant positions here, and maybe you'll find something that suits you.
From April 4th to 6th, The Student Parliament gathered in Gjøvik to discuss student politics, revise documents, socialize across campuses, and last but not least, elect next year's student politicians!
NSO Leader Kaja Ingdal Hovdenak aptly describes the situation: "Using AI without sufficient training is like driving a car without a license, simply irresponsible."
The Deputy Leader of the Executive Committee at StInn, Jenny Marie Aasan, has written about StInn's stance on the use of AI.
Hanne is out traveling, so our Deputy Leader Jenny has written this month's post!
We had our yearly SuperWeekend on the weekend of November 1-3! It's the nicest weekend of the year for us in the Inland Norway Student's Union. The weekend is filled with professional replenishment and we get to know our politics, but there's also a major focus on social activities for us volunteers. The flagship issues are a major focus during the weekend, but perhaps the highlight is the Halloween party?
The following Monday and Tuesday, November 4-5, is the Student Seminar. That's where we in StInn meet the faculty leadership, the university, and SINN. These are two extremely important days where we go through a lot, including the flagship issues!
On Friday, October 18th, the most important meeting held by StInn in the semester began, namely the Student Parliament! The Student Parliament is where we gather the voices of all students at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences through their democratically elected delegates!
Welcome to the second post in Hanne's Corner <3
We've now moved a good way into the first semester of the academic year, and we in the Student's Union have had a busy, but very exciting time after the start of the period and the start of studies! With a new academic year, there are some new elections for councils and committees to be filled, both centrally and locally.
When a university college becomes a university, it can create many positive changes for students, staff, and the local community. Here are some of the key benefits this transformation can bring.
StInn is having a supplementary election and is seeking a new member for the Control and Constitution Committee!
Minister of Transport, Jon-Ivar Nygård, wants more people to choose green train travel, and says that with cheaper tickets, it's easier to choose the train. This is good news for students in Inland Norway!
The Student Parliament is the most important arena we have for student participation. Here we, the students, meet to discuss politics, elect our representatives, and not least get to know each other across the campuses!
We in the Inland Norway Student's Union warmly welcome everyone to a new school year, and an extra welcome to all new students.
StInn is set to elect a new Education and Research Policy Officer to the Executive Committee, and we need you as a candidate!
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