Upcoming events for international staff
The University of Oslo takes pleasure in inviting all partners of international employees, researchers and Ph.D. candidates for a social coffee and mingle
This is a group where PhD and Postdoc students in Oslo can meet to socialize through crafts.
Herrel?se are releasing new music – and they’re celebrating with an evening you don’t want to miss! The new album will be marked with a show in classic Herrel?se style.
Experience Edvard Munch's world-renowned Aula paintings right in the heart of Oslo city center!
Some concerts are about volume. Others are about presence. Batzorig Vaanchig comes to Cosmopolite with the horsehead fiddle and will perform kh??mii, Mongolian throat singing.
Got a hole in your favorite jumper? Come to our monthly Repair Café and get help repairing it!?
The Nigerian musician Etuk Ubong delivers a powerful and uncompromising blend of afrobeat, highlife and jazz, tightly interwoven with the ritual drum tradition Ekombi.
Bare Egil and Aslag are two of the most experienced and beloved children’s entertainers, who for many years have delighted and captivated children of all ages with their hugely popular kids’ show. Now the long-awaited follow-up to the audience hit is finally here!
The Committee for Social and Cultural Activities takes pleasure in inviting international faculty and staff at UiO to a traditional Norwegian 17th of May/Constitution Day breakfast from 10.00–11.00 am in Stallen Professorboligen Karl Johansgt.47.
The Committee for Social and Cultural Activities takes pleasure in inviting all members of staff at UiO to?the?wonderful University Garden at 17th of May at 11:00-14:30.
Free entrance
Men die early to a much greater extent than women. How can this excess mortality be prevented?
The Court is a sensory and groundbreaking experience that invites the audience into a seductive parallel universe where the power games of the past and the desires of the present collide. Please note: offer valid until 20 May.
Are you curious about what a specialised research library looks like? Drop by and have a look. The Ethnographic Library holds over 40 000 physical books and journals on ethnography, travel writing, social anthropology, art, culture, and museum studies.
Discover Brazil’s new voice at Cosmopolite: Zé Ibarra with “AFIM” – a boundless mix of MPB, jazz, pop and progressive rhythms.
Got a hole in your favorite jumper? Come to our monthly Repair Café and get help repairing it!?
Experience Edvard Munch's world-renowned Aula paintings right in the heart of Oslo city center!
The 10th Nordic Conference for Rhetorical Research invites scholars to explore how rhetorical studies can be placed in the service of democracy.
Waiting and longing in the borderland between comedy and catastrophe. The Chekhov is an inside–outside choreography that uses words, activism, punk music, and pyrotechnics. Please note: offer valid until 1 June.