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Inland Norway University of applied sciences
Norway

INN University offers a wide range of study opportunities available in English including master’s degrees, doctoral training, and courses for exchange students.

At Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University), we offer flexible educational programmes at six different campuses. In addition to the degree programmes at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral level, INN University has a wide range of one-year studies and shorter courses that respond to society’s need for lifelong learning.

INN University was established on 1 January 2017 following a Royal Decree merging Hedmark University of Applied Sciences and Lillehammer University College. Our operation takes place at the campuses of Blæstad, Elverum, Evenstad, Hamar, Lillehammer and Rena. In addition, we offer tuition in Kongsvinger, Oslo and Tynset.

Our contribution

for the Atollo project

Lead of the WP4 Piloting and Evaluation of Digital Educational Content & Quality Assurance, co-lead tasks in WP3, and contribute to WP2. Member of the Steering Committee (WP1). Inland Norway University will carry out innovative research and artistic development work that is relevant and that means something to the society around us. INN UNI of Applied Sciences wants to collaborate closely with working life and society, therefore we offer research in a number of fields and have established research groups as an organisational framework for much of the research activities related to our various faculties and doctoral programs.

Our mission

Let’s do something great together!

The aim is to ensure that the pilot is conducted effectively and that any necessary improvements or adjustments are identified and made. The universities will monitor the implementation of the pilot programme in schools and collect feedback from the teachers who use the digital educational content in their classrooms. After the pilot programme is completed, the universities will provide a comprehensive evaluation report that summarises the findings and identifies areas for improvement.