Faculty of Landscape and Society

Satellite images, laser scans and digital maps increasingly shape how we understand forests, cities and coastlines. Yet we still lack understanding of how the data behind them are produced.

Maximilian Schob (School of Landscape Architecture) will defend his PhD thesis: The Model View - Models for Remote Sensing in Landscape Architecture

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…

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

Shorter working weeks promise greater freedom and a more sustainable economy. But if rich countries work less while continuing to rely heavily on labour abroad, those gains may come at the expense of …

Lukas Godé (Noragric, Faculty of Landscape and Society) will defend his PhD thesis 'The international distribution of labour: Fairness and post-growth implications'.

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.

A student-led NMBU course combines theory, practice and personal reflection to explore how people understand and live with nature.

Internships are a fantastic opportunity offered by the master’s programme in Global Development Studies, giving you the chance to apply your academic knowledge in practice, deepen your expertise, and …

Internships are a fantastic opportunity offered by the master’s programme in International Environment and Development Studies, giving you the chance to apply your academic knowledge in practice, deep…