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UiA wants to give our students as much face-to-face teaching as possible, but from semester start the one-metre distance requirement will be maintained both in lectures and on campus in general. This is in line with the government's decision on 28 July - and in line with the plans UiA has prepared for semester start and the autumn semester.
It is now possible to travel to Lesvos again. This summer and autumn, there is room for both groups and individuals with a passion for writing.
Research couple Hanne and Tor Stensola from Kristiansand return home to establish neuroscience as a new academic field at UiA. The initiative has received 26.5 MNOK in funding from regional partners and will strengthen UiA's expertise in psychology.
The new brain researchers at the University of Agder have worked closely with Nobel Prize winners May-Britt and Edvard Moser. The couple has roots in Kristiansand.
What is metaphysics, and why is it important? In his new book, Einar Duenger Bøhn explains how to reflect on the most fundamental things in life.
Much is uncertain, and no one knows what the autumn semester will be like - except that everyone hopes we will return to some normality in the autumn.
For two years, a total of 100 students have been working under strict coronavirus restrictions to complete the race car project of the student club Align Racing.
Rogaland, Agder and Telemark have seen surprisingly little migration over the last couple of hundred years, according to a new genetic study that is the first of its kind in Norway.
Who has made a positive mark on the learning environment and/or the quality of education at UiA? The faculties, the Teacher Education Unit and the Student Organisation in Agder (STA) are invited to nominate candidates for this year's Education Prize.
Starting university is the most beautiful adventure for students in late summer. Some adventurers, however, need support and guidance around town on late nights in August. The fadder patrol does a great job. Now you too have the chance to join.
“There is a lack of knowledge about public sexual health in many international organisations”, says Professor Elsa Mari Almås.
In August, five UiA students will organise a technology summer school for pupils from year 5 to year 10 in Grimstad. The goal is to inspire children and young people to work with technology in the future.
