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Audrey Osler at USN showing the Human Rights Education Review journal. photo.

USN’s first scholarly journal is here

USN’s first open access journal is in the area of human rights education. "We aim to be a top international journal but with a special Nordic flavor", Editor-in-chief says.

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USN library’s top tips to detect predatory journals and publishers 

According to Aftenposten, over 700 individuals with connections to Norwegian educational institutions have published their work in different predatory journals. “It would be naïve of us to believe that none of our staff members are on this list,” Vice Rector Pål Augestad says.
The international students at campus Rauland. Photo

The whole world to Rauland

Rauland has the most international students of all the campuses at the University of South-Eastern Norway. Many of them are studying Norwegian folk music.
Academic Language Cafe at USN, campus Drammen. photo.

Agnes thought of dropping out - The Language Café changed her mind

Nursing student with Norwegian as their second language praises the new tutoring program at USN. – At the café, they see us and they hear us.
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USN invited to coordinate it’s first Horizon 2020 project

Just a few months after becoming Norway’s newest university, USN has been invited by the EU to coordinate a Horizon 2020-project for the first time.

Kristy Yiu and Steffen Torp at campus Drammen USN. Photo.

Exchange student Kristy helps USN develop new master's programme

The partnership between USN and McMaster University from 2015 has already resulted in the creation of a Global Health course. Now they are working to establish a new and unique master’s programme within the same discipline.

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