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The European Commission grants Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University) and the university alliance Emerge the status of 'European University'.

We all agree that we should be environmentally friendly, but when push comes to shove, making the right choices can be challenging. Environmental psychologist Ingeborg Flagstad has five tips you can use.

INN University's 'Centre for lifelong learning' (SELL) will lead a two-year Erasmus+ project aimed at enhancing the employability and motivation of vulnerable groups through the use of micro-credentials.

They have both the law and all good intentions on their side. Still, older queer persons are overlooked in curricula and in interactions with health and social care personell.

With over NOK 56 million secured, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences will lead a major EU project aimed at researching how we can better coexist with predator conflicts in the future.

Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences meets the requirements for university status, concludes the expert committee that has evaluated INN's university application.

A report from the Eastern Norway Research Institute provides insight into how refugees who identify as LGBTIQ+ experience their encounter with Norway.

INN University has become a member of the Comenius Association, a European university network that works specifically to strengthen internationalisation in teacher education programmes. This provides even better opportunities for exchange and collaboration for students and staff.

Norwegian music teachers find it challenging and high-risk to teach about gender and sexuality in the classroom.

We are facing a growing threat of cyberattacks in the coming years. A professor of cybersecurity believes that more and more Western countries will change their strategy and not just defend themselves against attacks from others.

The Game School's annual Game School Expo continues to grow. Here, students get to showcase their skills, and the industry gains insight into what the next generation of game developers can offer.

The university library at INN University is the first library in history to lead an Erasmus+ project. Recently, university librarians from Zambia, Tanzania and Poland visited several of our campuses.

Over 100 songwriters from all around the world will gather at campus Rena at the end of June, with the aim of creating numerous new Eurovision entries. This year's winner from Switzerland also has a lot to thank the music community at Rena for.

9357 applicants put Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences as their first choice in this year's admission for higher education at 'Samordna opptak'. That is 1049 more applicants than in 2023, and it is also the highest increase of applicants among all institutions for higher education in Norway.

Leif Holst Jensen is offered a fixed-term position as dean of the new faculty of film, TV and games at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences.

The two Namibian students have had the opportunity to spend five weeks with two Norwegian students, practising their profession at Prestrud Primary Sschool.

Exploring the roles of education for sustainable development in higher education.

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 1^th 2024. All educational activities at the Department of Economics will be cancelled on Monday, March 4^th.

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.