Events for international staff - Page 2

Celebrating the 120th anniversary of Hannah Arendts birthday, the Centre for Gender Research (UiO) is thrilled to host a Public Lecture by Professor Peg Birmingham from DePaul University, Chicago, USA. 

Panel discussion to mark World Mental Health Day

Worried about your next career step? Experiencing imposter syndrome? Feeling isolated or lacking support? Join us for an open conversation about PhD candidates' mental health in academia—and how we can better support early career researchers.

Due to the passing of His Majesty King Harald V, the University of Oslo’s annual celebration was postponed.

The new date is Wednesday, 7 October.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Experience Edvard Munch’s world-renowned Aula paintings in the heart of Oslo city centre!

Got a hole in your favorite jumper? Come to our monthly Repair Café and get help repairing it! 

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Do you want to learn and practice languages while getting to know people from around the world? Come to the language café then!

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

The International Staff Mobility Office takes great pleasure in inviting international employees at UiO to discover the magic of Oslo’s autumn with a Mushroom Picking Adventure!

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?

This Saturday, researchers from the museum’s SciCult analysis laboratory are bringing their advanced instruments out of the lab and into the museum.

Join Green Office UiO for the closing celebration of this year’s Theme Week. We are ending the week on Friday with an evening full of funk, quiz and fun at SVFF – U1 Student Pub.

Would you like to learn how to knit, or are you already working on a project? Bring your friends and come knit, drink coffee, and chat!

Join us for a thought-provoking workshop where we will try to find solutions that consider both consumers’ desire to purchase affordable clothes and the dramatic social and environmental impacts of the current textile industry.

This year the Department of Sociology and Human Geography turns 30, and we would like to invite employees and students to join the birthday celebration! There will be hot dogs, vegetarian treats, a DJ and music, and there will be drink vouchers for the first guests!

The Culture and Welfare Committee invites you to the first staff quiz of the autumn at Union. The winning team will receive fine mugs inscribed with "UiO quiz winners." Who will manage to defeat the previous winners? Perhaps it will be you and your colleagues?

Moving to a new city can be an adventure, and finding your community is key to feeling at home. Everyone says ‘join a club!’ or ‘try a new activity!’, but where do you actually find the opportunities available to you?

Come to the Haraldsrud recycling center and get some free stuff for your home!

Enjoy a free guided tour of the Botanical Garden. You will be introduced to its history and thematic gardens, and learn about selected trees, flowers and other plants.

We call it the Stone Age because we mostly find stone from that time. But people in the Stone Age also loved beautiful things. In our new exhibition Generation Stone Age you will, among others, meet Swan, age 10. How would she make a piece of jewellery? Or practise making arrows with sharp points and guiding feathers?