Campuses are open. More teaching on campus from 24 January.
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Grimstad municipality is setting up a separate stand where students and staff can get self-tests for coronavirus if needed from Monday. Kristiansand municipality will have a more bureaucratic procedure for students at Campus Kristiansand.
Students will return to campus for face-to-face teaching, but there are restrictions on how many people can attend lectures.
The IT department reports there has been problems with e-mails from e.g. hotmail and gmail, which the programme has taken for SPAM and put directly in the waste basket on Outlook.
17 men and 12 women apply for the position of Director of Human Resources at UiA. Two applicants, one man and one woman, have withdrawn their applications, and two women and two men are exempt from public disclosure.
The University of Agder’s research on future battery solutions and digital infrastructure has received NOK 7.6 million for laboratories and computing power to help raise research to an international leading level.
Students in the prison officer education have a more stereotypical view of persons convicted of sexual offences after they have completed their education. This might make rehabilitation less effective.
New research suggests that Disney movies were right all along. There is in fact a connection between economics and morality - and it is not as researchers thought.
UiA Professor Helje Kringlebotn Sødal breaks with several traditions of history writing in her new book about Norwegian Christianity over the last 200 years.
Marine biologist Kim Tallaksen Halvorsen calls it revolutionary, the research being done using sonar, camera and artificial intelligence along the coast of southern Norway.
In strong competition with other academic environments, CIEM and the WISENET Centre have been granted status as priority research centres at the University of Agder.
This spring, the University of Agder (UiA) went viral with the video ‘Sorry, not sorry’ - the response video to General Motor’s Super Bowl ad featuring Will Ferrell.
Child welfare services view young people as passive recipients of help. Young people themselves believe that they are taking an active role in their own lives. The mismatch can create challenges according to a new doctoral thesis.
