News and Events
Back to normal teaching at INN University
From Monday 20 September, the requirement of one-meter’s distance during teaching activities no longer applies, with some exceptions.
Reduction in the distribution of coronavirus self-tests
Due to low infection pressure, the distribution of rapid tests is reduced at most of INN University's campuses after week 36.
Distance requirement during classroom activities is maintained
INN University is to maintain the requirement of at least one-meter’s distance between students during classroom / lecture hall act...
Contributing to strengthening forestry education in South Africa
INN University will play a central role in the utilisation of ten million EU-granted kroner towards the transformation of higher ed...
Distance requirement during teaching activities has been re-evaluated
INN University is to return to ordinary teaching from Monday 6 September, but maintains the requirement of one-meter’s distance unt...
Three COVID-19 cases the past week
Three students affiliated with the Hamar and Lillehammer campuses have tested positive for COVID-19.
You can now get a rapid COVID-19 test at your campus
During the first three weeks of the semester, students and staff can get a rapid test kit for self-testing for COVID-19 at our camp...
COVID-19 measures at the start of the academic year
INN University has published updated information for students and staff about applicable coronavirus measures upon the start of the...
Increased on-campus activity from academic year start
Decreased prevalence of infection and increased vaccination percentage means that both students and staff can arrive on campus upon...
Student exchange within Europe will not be cancelled for fall 2021
From 5 July, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will abolish the Travel Council for the EEA / Schengen and the United Kingdom, and the...
MSCA Fellowships – call for expressions of interest for postdoctoral positions
Under the Horizon Europe framework programme, Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences is available to be your host institution...
Isolation and quarantine following infection in Lillehammer
A student in Lillehammer has tested positive for COVID-19 and is in isolation. Close contacts are in quarantine and are being tested.