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Below you will find a summary of the effects of Brexit on research collaboration, as well as on student and staff exchange.

From Monday 11 January, students and staff must use an access card and PIN code to enter the buildings of INN University.

From January 12 to February 18, we will be participating in this year's student fairs. Like many other events, they are also going...

INN University will keep its campuses open in the coming weeks, but with limited activity. This has been cleared following meetings...

Based on advice from the health authorities, the government has decided that all teaching at vocational colleges, university colleg...

Even though campus buildings are closed to the public during Christmas, it will be possible to gain entry to INN University’s campu...

Updated Information – December 11th: Due to increased COVID-19 transmission in Europe new restrictions have been introduced for int...

Lars Bjørke will defend his doctoral thesis at INN University on 4th December 2020.

INN University is keeping its campuses open, but is reducing the social activity in its premises after the government has tightened...

International award for a book that challenges perceptions of the role of rural areas in society.

Six students in Hamar have tested positive for Covid-19 the previous weekend, but have probably not been infected through teaching...

INN University is applying to NOKUT for accreditation for a new doctoral degree. The programme within health and welfare has been d...

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