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Celebrating our Diverse University Join us 30 August as we mark our first academic year as a university and celebrate diversity on our campuses and beyond with our very own Psst! Diversity Festival. The action kicks off at 9 o'clock with a breakfast buffet outside of Pilestredet 52.Last updated 20.08.2018
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Education can change lives ‘Education can play a big part in changing someone’s life,’ Rector Curt Rice tells the students on the new engineering programme for people with refugee backgrounds.Last updated 21.08.2018
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The big shop can lead to more food waste Long-term planning and the big shop may be good for the family economy, but often leads to more food waste. Researchers encourage flexible planning.Last updated 08.08.2018
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Interdisciplinary and international cooperation in Oslo Interdisciplinary and international cooperation is becoming increasingly important in the engineering field. Tina gained knowledge and experience from a European Project Semester at OsloMet.Last updated 08.08.2018
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IT projects bridge health and technology For the first time ever OsloMet has put together an international interdisciplinary course bridging computer science and health sciences.Last updated 07.08.2018
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Astrid Oust Janbu new head of department Astrid Oust Janbu becomes new head of department for Department of Mechanical, Electronic and Chemical Engineering (MEK) from August 1st.Last updated 26.06.2018
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Grand closing of Ukraine project President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko attended the conference that ended the KS and the Norwegian Institute of Urban and Regional Research at Oslo Metropolitan University's international project to strengthen local democracy in Ukraine.Last updated 07.08.2018
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Cheaper and safer environmental monitoring Underwater robots can monitor the environment in the ocean at a far lower cost and less risk with the help of drones and unmanned craft.Last updated 07.08.2018
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Award-winning TKD staff Three excellent members of staff were recently awarded for their work on research, artistic research and the quality of education.Last updated 22.06.2018
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Solving challenges with design Design can solve problems and help the world move forward, according to this year’s product design graduate exhibition.Last updated 23.07.2018
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Graduation Expos The students’ projects at the MEK, BE and IT Expos show that many companies and agencies have been greatly helped by OsloMet over the past year.Last updated 03.07.2018
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OsloMet succeeds in Horizon 2020 OsloMet has a high success rate in Horizon 2020. "OsloMet succeeds because we respond well to EUs societal challenges," says Morten Irgens, Pro-Rector for Research and Development.Last updated 31.05.2018
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Seeking to ensure equal participation in society for people who need interpreters Norwegian-Russian academic collaboration to strengthen the role of interpreting in the public sector.Last updated 24.05.2018
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New Dean to Lead Faculty of Education and International Studies OsloMet’s board announced that Sarah J. Paulson has accepted the position of Dean of the Faculty of Education and International Studies (LUI).Last updated 24.04.2018
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Sharp Increase in Applicants to Teacher Education Programs The application figures released this week also showed an increase in applicants to computer science and communications technology programs.Last updated 20.04.2018
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The road to Industry 4.0 Small and Medium Enterprise Factories (SME) are lagging behind in terms of digitalisation, but the DigiFab project can help them.Last updated 22.06.2018
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OsloMet’s New Logo "We have been developing a new visual identity for OsloMet since we became a university on January 12th," Communications Director Sverre Molandsveen revealed on Wednesday.Last updated 05.06.2018
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EQUALS: OsloMet partners with the UN to prove that tech has no gender A global partnership is researching how to best achieve gender equality in technology.Last updated 05.04.2018
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Brain talk around the world In 2017, Harald S Harung could boast lecturing about the brain and its development in 16 cities in nine countries, including together with the well-known film director David Lynch.Last updated 18.04.2018
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Maximizing the learning space Blended learning bridges student experiences online, with classroom experiences as a basis for continued learning outside the classroom.Last updated 07.03.2018
