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NMBU landscape architect receives major international award

Maria Gabriella Trovato has received the 2026 President’s Award from the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA). She is recognised for leading Landscape Architects Without Borders and…

NMBU welcomed visitors from Ukraine's Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in October 2026. From left: Iben Andersen, Maksym Yakovlyev, Mariia Movchan and Kirsti Stuvøy.

“Russia is your neighbour as well”

President Zelenskyy’s visit to Oslo has put European security firmly in focus. Two Ukrainian academics who recently visited NMBU say preparedness goes far beyond military defence.

The School of Economics and Business’ New PhD Students

We are excited to welcome six new PhD students in the autumn of 2026

NMBU honours its new doctoral graduates

Each year, NMBU’s newly graduated doctoral candidates and their research achievements are honoured at a formal doctoral degree ceremony. This year, we celebrated 82 candidates who were awarded their d…

Kong Harald V under den offisielle åpningen av NMBU 16. januar 2014. Han er kledd i sort dress med rødt slips og vi ser omrisset av andre dresskledde mennesker bak ham

NMBU offers its deepest condolences

It is with great sadness that we have received the news of the death of His Majesty King Harald.

Per Martin Norheim-Martinsen argues that civilian preparedness needs the same kind of investment push that Norway is now making in defence.

Emergency preparedness: Plenty of talk, little priority

There is a lot of discussion about emergency preparedness in Norway, but far less willingness to take action. Preparing for crises is expensive, and requires investments that do not generate quick ret…

Matriculation of new students at NMBU's Faculty of Landscape and Society.

Three of NMBU's most sought-after degrees offered by the Faculty of Landscape and Society

Property, Landscape Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning are among the NMBU degree programmes with the longest waiting lists this year.

group photo of participants at the NOVA-412 PhD course. The group are stood in a field where the practical session took place and one person is holding a drone.

Training the next generation of plant phenotyping researchers: participants reflect on the NOVA PhD course at NMBU

This summer saw the latest edition of the PhD course 'High-Throughput Field Phenotyping and Vegetation Mapping'. The five-day course combines lectures from leading experts with extensive hands-on trai…

Forsker Marko Ocepek som sitter i en binge med slaktegris i forbindelse med et dyrevelferdsforsøk ved NMBU.

Artificial intelligence as a tool in ethology and animal welfare research

At NMBU, researchers show how artificial intelligence can deliver more precise data on the welfare of farm animals, built on a foundation of ethological knowledge.

NMBU receives funding for pilot project on historic parks

Riksantikvaren is supporting a pilot project at NMBU focused on historic green spaces under development pressure. Students will work with Retiro Park in Molde as a case study.