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NEW 18 January: Digital teaching in January, more on-campus teaching from February. Campuses are open.
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News
The Norwegian Agency for International Cooperation and Quality Enhancement in Higher Education (Diku) will establish a council for its quality programmes. Vice rector for education at UiA, Morten Brekke, will be the leader of the new council.
The University of Agder will have closer links to close to 100 companies in the NODE cluster, which supply technology, products and services to the energy and maritime industries.
In Norway, the government has a more defined approach to digital education than in Sweden and Denmark.
Teaching at UiA will be mostly digital throughout January. The university is now planning what courses can be taught on campus from February. Our Campuses are still open.
The Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation has appointed Professor Morten Goodwin at the University of Agder to the Data Protection Board for the period 2021-2024.
The strategic crisis management team at UiA has decided to extend the special coronavirus guidelines one more week, through Friday 22 January.
Janne Lund at the University of Agder wrote a blog post about how talking about young people and mental health may not serve the intended purpose. Her post was the most read on forskning.no in 2020.
The students are quarantined at hotels in Kristiansand. The University of Agder (UiA) and Kristiansand municipality are funding the quarantine period.
Mathematics teaching in primary and lower secondary school should include more realistic mathematics tasks. This emerges from new research at the University of Agder.
Three projects at the University of Agder will receive funding from Norad’s NORHED programme in 2021.
The University of Agder will develop new practice placements for healthcare and social work students.
