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UiA has made its study centre Metochi available to the Norwegian medical team which has commenced its relief operation in the Moria camp on the island of Lesvos.
UiA is establishing a fast-track committee to see what the University can do to help after the fire in the Moria migrant camp on Lesvos. The Lesvos Campaign will be relaunched.
The University of Agder celebrated its PhD candidates on Monday 7 September.
Updated 11 September: The student who was tested for possible coronavirus infection has tested negative a second time. The medical officer of health has therefore lifted the quarantine for the individuals affected, and UiA is back to ‘normal’ coronavirus preparedness. All teaching will resume as normal on Monday.
Many research fellows have faced challenges in conducting research due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
UiA arranged a course for students who want to help new students with the practical application of mathematics.
The coronavirus has disrupted the plans of many international students. Despite the odds, over 60 students began their studies at the University of Agder this semester.
Are you wondering how to go green and how to be more sustainable? One option is to collect points in the ‘Jeg kjører grønt’-campaign (‘I go green’) which was recently launched.
In January, the Teacher Education Unit accepted an invitation from the University of Finance and Administration in Prague to be a collaborative partner in a mobility project to increase the digital competence of higher education teachers. The project will, among other things, examine the use of digital tools in teaching.
Eight doctoral students from UiA participate in this year’s Researchers’ Grand Prix in Agder. Tickets for the regional final at Kick Scene in Kristiansand on 24 September will be released today.
On Wednesday 26 August, there was an online general meeting at UiA. Here you can see recordings of the Norwegian and English general meetings in their entirety. They last for 19 minutes (in Norwegian) and 12 minutes (in English).
The Department of Political Science and Management has received 100,000 euros from the European Commission to set up a separate centre for knowledge and expertise on European integration after Brexit. The centre will be established in the autumn.
How you travel to and from work and your height can affect the probability of catching coronavirus. This is suggested by new research from the University of Agder.
UiA would like to remind you that private gatherings and parties with more than 20 participants are not allowed according to infection control precaution measures.
Students have been good to follow infection control rules during the semester start week, but there is still a way to go in keeping a safe distance and using hand sanitiser often enough.
