New EU project to examine the role of snow in climate changeClimate change is rapidly transforming the coldest regions of the planet. Yet a key factor remains poorly understood: snow
Why legumes won’t fix Malawi’s food challengesStructural barriers limit the potential benefits of legume production.
11 June 2026: Mayamiko Nathaniel Kakwera (LANDSAM)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'.
Development Minister visits NMBUStudents and staff invited to share input on Norway’s new development white paper.
VR-Lab Contributes to New Springer Publication on Decision-Support ToolsVR-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…
Greener school surroundings are linked to less bullyingA nationwide Norwegian study links school greenery to less bullying and better learning in urban and disadvantaged areas.
Where Landscapes Shift and Stories Collide: Shayan’s Journey Through Energy Transitions and Empowered FuturesEnergy 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 …
Climbing Kilimanjaro helped people stay in recovery five years onA demanding expedition to Africa's highest mountain was transformative for a group of Norwegians with long-term substance use problems.
NMBU students exhibit their designs at Norway’s largest garden fairAt Hagemessen, landscape architect students took their designs from drawings to finished gardens and learned what works in practice.
Educating planners for an uncertain futureLessons from the 20th AESOP Heads of Schools Meeting at NMBU
