Editorials and other articles for MED-nytt, the newsletter from the faculty management. Note that these articles are translations that are published with a slight delay from the publication of the Norwegian version.
Eli Feiring, Vice-Dean for Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes, discusses the seminar the management is inviting you to on 19th May to enhance our understanding of diversity at work.
Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo reminds everyone of the faculty's spring seminar for all staff (in Norwegian) on 19th May from 14:00 to 16:00. In May, there will also be a meeting with new professors and associate professors. The dean is pleased with the EVALMEDHELSE evaluation from the Research Council of Norway (NFR) and the strong number of applicants for our programmes.
Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo wishes all employees a happy Easter and congratulates Team Hennum on the election result. The faculty's annual report has been submitted to the Faculty Board.
Faculty Director Hanna Ekeli encourages staff and students at MED to use their voting rights in the rector election.
Dean Hanne Harbo and Vice-Dean for Research and Research Education Grete Anita Dyb talk about this year's NorDoc Summer School for young researchers. The school is a collaboration between 20 Nordic universities. This year, they have also invited colleagues from Ukraine.
Faculty director Hanna Ekeli and dean Hanne Harbo provide an update on efforts to adjust the faculty's finances to the new economic situation. Finally, they also share a useful tip about a strong support offering for our teachers.
Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo and Pro-Dean Jan Bjaalie provide insight into some of the strategic measures and initiatives being undertaken by the faculty this year.
Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo and Pro-Dean Magnus L?berg are currently strongly involved in further development of the faculty's study portfolio. Here, we provide a brief update some of the essential work in progress.
Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo wishes a happy new year. She shares about the welcome meeting with new students, new dialogue meetings within the units, and plans for summarizing the work the deanery has accomplished halfway through its term.
The dean of research, Jan Bjaalie, takes the security challenges associated with dual use very seriously. At the same time, he is focused on remaining calm. The goal is to find the right balance between our fundamental needs for collaboration, openness, and information sharing, and the legitimate needs to be mindful of our activities.
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