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Today it became clear that the international panel of experts recommends that the collection of Viking ships remains at its current location, Bygdøy, outside Oslo.
See the pictures from the Prize Ceremony in Georg Sverdrup's House at The University of Oslo on the 1st of Septembre 2011.
The weapon discovery Friday August 26th was done in an unlocked book locker located at the Faculty of Humanities. Both the University and the police have taken this matter seriously.
Read Rector Ole Petter Ottersens appeal at the commemoration after the tragic events of July 22, 2011.
Many of us are affected by the terrorist actions in central Oslo and in Utøya.
Earth Hour starts at 20:30 pm on Saturday, 26 March. The Green UiO project is urging all students and employees to switch off the lights.
UiO:200 have tickets to the at University Square to give away. This is your chance to experience the University Square in a unforgettable way. Read more at UiO:200
The university's Centre for Development and the Environment has a prominent place on a new ranking of top think tanks. Read more
In 1988, this year’s Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo was a guest researcher at the University of Oslo. During the autumn months, his political awareness grew alongside the political unrest in China. Read more
Why is what seems to be half the Blindern campus being dug up? Because new lighting is installed in time for the 200 year anniversary next year. Read more in the UiO:200 pages
It is a pleasure to welcome our new students to a leading research university that places quality in education in high priority, writes Ole Petter Ottersen.
One of the board members representing the trade union “NTL” proposed that the issue of academic boycott of Israel should be brought to the university board.