OsloBIENNALEN uses a research-based approach to look at how art interacts with public spaces. LANDSAM is associated with the curatorial team through the research group Terrotorialisation and methods in planning (T&MP).

In order to play an active role in a transitional phase, we need an attitude towards knowledge that is future-oriented and created during our actions, according to NMBU professor Elin Børrud, who develops innovative teaching methods for her students.

The Norwegian cabin market is not sustainable. “It cannot continue like this,” says Rasmus Steffansen in his doctoral thesis. He sharply criticises the current Norwegian cabin dream and believes a national cabin plan should be drawn up to limit the development.

The research theme of the PhD programme in Society, Development and Planning encompasses key challenges to society in the fields of urban and regional planning, real estate and law, public health science and landscape architecture. 

Virtual Reality can help facilitate more informed discussions between stakeholders in urban planning projects and lead to more transparency – resulting in better and fairer processes, says researcher.