Faculty of Landscape and Society

When Empowered Futures alumna, Anna-Sophie Hobi, began her PhD, Europe was in the middle of what many described as, or hoped to be, a new industrial revolution. Governments and companies were racing t…

Ruth Haug on research, leadership, and the evolution of Noragric.

Climate change is rapidly transforming the coldest regions of the planet. Yet a key factor remains poorly understood: snow

Structural barriers limit the potential benefits of legume production.

Mayamiko Nathaniel Kakwera (Noragric, Faculty of Landscape and Society) defends his PhD thesis: 'Beyond the yield: Legume production and structural barriers in Malawi's food system'.

Students and staff invited to share input on Norway’s new development white paper.

VR-Lab has contributed to a newly published Springer conference paper that examines how decision quality can inform the design and evaluation of decision-support tools, particularly in relation to sus…

A nationwide Norwegian study links school greenery to less bullying and better learning in urban and disadvantaged areas.

Energy transitions are often described in technical terms, but behind those metrics are human stories of navigating complex landscapes, both literal and intellectual. Over the past four years, Shayan …

A demanding expedition to Africa's highest mountain was transformative for a group of Norwegians with long-term substance use problems.