News and Events
Alert about planned alarms as part of TV recording in Lillehammer
TV students at INN University in Lillehammer are arranging interactive theatre, which will feature various loud sound effects.
Music researchers at INN University to receive NOK 10 million
The research project “The social dynamics of musical upbringing and schooling in the Norwegian welfare state” (DYNAMUS) has been aw...
Why do we like watching horror films?
It allows us to feel anxious in a safe environment, according to film scholar and psychologist.
“I miss you” Christmas tree at Campus Lillehammer
Students and employees are welcome to Glassgården in the main building at Storhove, to write the name of someone or something they...
Towards Becoming a University
In 2020, Inland Norway region could have its own university. Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University) is worki...
Lillehammer all-ages sporting event meets enthusiastic public response
Students and faculty from INN University collaborated on organizing a cross-generational sporting event in Lillehammer.
NOK 15 million for Norwegian-Indian project on antibiotic resistance
INN University associate professor Rafi Ahmad receives 8 million from the Research Council's Better Health and Quality of Life (BED...
Best Paper in the American Journal of Public Health
Professor Arvind Singhal has been honoured with the 2017 American Journal of Public Health (AJPH) Editor’s Choice Award – Best Pape...
Promising launch to a joint project with the University of Zambia
A Joint project on Literacy Education in Multilingual Settings in collaboration with the University of Zambia has launched.Project...
EU grant for flexible learning project for refugees and immigrants
The Centre for Lifelong Learning (SELL) has been awarded a grant from the EU for a research and development project that will help...
Overwhelmingly Positive Response to “Dine with A Norwegian” Project
When student chaplain Anne Anker Bolstad began thinking about the practicalities of making The Lillehammer campus of INN University...
Film award profusion at this year’s Amanda Ceremony
Inge-Lise Langfeldt received the prestigious Gullklapperen (the “Golden Clapperboard”) Award during The 2017 Amanda Award Ceremony.