Interview with Evin Güler
In this episode, we interview the director of OsloMet’s Makerspace, Evin Güler. Evin discusses her experience as a student studying engineering and ho...
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Interview with the Vice Rector of Education Nina Waaler
In this episode, we interview the Vice Rector of Education, Nina Waaler. Nina discusses the changing face of higher education in Norway and how her li...
Interview with Student Life Coordinator Beate Dessingthon
In this episode, we interview the OsloMet’s student life coordinator, Beate Dessingthon. Beate recounts her student life experience and shows how join...
Interview with Dasha Krivonos
In this episode, we interview one of Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences’ most inspirational students, Dasha Krivonos. Dasha bega...
Interview with HiOA Rector Curt Rice
In this episode, we interview the Rector of Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, Curt Rice. Curt began his career as a student in...
The discussion chapter – part 1
In these episodes, we will address the discussion chapter: a vital component of any scientific work. We’ll discuss why it is so important and how a go...
The discussion chapter – part 2
In these episodes, we will address the discussion chapter: a vital component of any scientific work. We’ll discuss why it is so important and how a go...
The discussion chapter – part 3
In these episodes, we will address the discussion chapter: a vital component of any scientific work. We’ll discuss why it is so important and how a go...
Background and litterature surveys, how to master them – part 1 – What to aim for
The background chapter or section is standard in most texts that a student writes. However, when do you know that it is well written? In the next thre...
Background and litterature surveys, how to master them – part 2 – Searching and classifying litterature
The background chapter or section is standard in most texts that a student writes. However, when do you know that it is well written? In the next thre...