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The academic communities within the fields of pharmacy, computer science and interprofessional workplace learning in health want to become Centres for Excellence in Education (SFU). The initiative aims to strengthen the development of educational quality in many fields.
Will gather all student feedback in one infrastructure.
Norwegian research is becoming increasingly cited and research from the University of Bergen is in a class of its own.
The University of Bergen has received an “Excellent International Student Satisfaction Award”.
All important letters from the University of Bergen directly to your digital mailbox.
In October a number of students will be receiving the national student survey from NOKUT.
Become conscious of how you learn and be aware of the factors that contribute to your own motivation.
Monday 6 January the University of Bergen will be welcoming our new international students to Bergen and the university.
Starting 1 October all students at UiB will more easily be able to manage their studies online, as well as receiving administrative help at their faculty. Increased availability for the students at UiB has been one of the main objects for the changes made.
The tragic events in Oslo and at Utøya have affected many people.
Being a new student at the University of Bergen, having just arrived in Bergen and Norway, must be challenging. Or is it?
There was plenty of crash, bang and wallop when approximately 170 exchange students of varying abilities enjoyed themselves on the slopes during this year’s Ski Day at Eikedalen.
King Winter showed off Bergen at its winter best during the reception of international students last week.
– We are hoping to give our international students a gentle start to the new student year, says Vivien Aamodt.
The start of a new semester is just around the corner and almost 600 international students are coming to study at the University of Bergen. Marte Nørve Årvik will be their hostess and she is looking forward to meeting the new faces.
The start of the semester is rapidly approaching and new students are probably experiencing more and more butterflies in their stomach for each day that passes. It is the perfect opportunity to have a chat with Buddy Bergen about their autumn programme.
With a new executive committee and demand growing from semester to semester, Buddy Bergen gives Norwegian and international students good reason to celebrate. The committee is looking to recruit more able helpers.