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Throughout the year, Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo co-authored several opinion pieces together with Rector Svein St?len. Campus South and the increase in study places for medicine received special attention. Read more in Norwegian:
Legeutdanningen v?r m? trappes opp

Dagens medisin: Klokt ? styrke utdanningskapasiteten ved UiO ¨C raskt

Magnus L?berg og Hanne Flinstad Harbo: Landet med kronisk legemangel.

There was a wonderful atmosphere at the final lecture for graduating medicine students in spring 2023.

The Faculty of Medicine, together with the other faculties at the University of Oslo, was tasked with contributing to the contents of a casket that will be buried under the foundation wall. We have chosen to bury a model of a DNA molecule. The model is a symbol of the importance of basic research for groundbreaking knowledge that has provided and allows for better understanding of disease, diagnostics and treatment. The molecule has been inscribed as follows: "Kunnskap for fremtidens helse. Det medisinske fakultet 2023" ("Knowledge for the future of health. The Faculty of Medicine 2023¡±).

Visitors had the opportunity to meet brain researchers, look inside the body using VR glasses, learn about heart research, diet, the production of prostheses and the link between sustainability and health. Read more in Norwegian.

Like last year, there was an award presented to the best stand. This year, the award was presented by Dean of Research, Jan Bj?lie.

Great joy during the award ceremony for the best stand at the end of the festival.

We visited Universit¨¦ Paris Cit¨¦, which is a partner in Circle U. The goal of the trip was to get to know and learn from each other, and to look at opportunities for further cooperation and exchange within Circle U. The heading was "The future of health education". Among other things, we gained insight into how the UPC organises its medical school, and how the admission model and its national examination in medicine affects its entire study programme. We visited its impressive simulation centre and also gained insight into how it tests the implementation of digital OSCE as a formative activity for medical school. Following our visit, a separate meeting was scheduled to look at potential student exchange between the University of Oslo and the UPC.

Wonderful event, great panel and a full house - dissemination at its best in collaboration between representatives from the faculties of medicine, social sciences and dentistry, and a brilliant representative for those suffering with dementia.

Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo wrote about her experience from the first inauguration she attended as dean in an editorial in March. Read the entire article: Congratulations on your PhD! 

Dean Hanne Flinstad Harbo speaks to doctoral candidates from MED

Hanne and Magnus congratulated the graduating students on module 8 of their medical studies on having completed six demanding and exciting years of studies with us.

The Faculty of Medicine, together with the other faculties at the University of Oslo, was tasked with contributing to the contents of a casket that will be buried under the foundation wall. We have chosen to bury a model of a DNA molecule. The model is a symbol of the importance of basic research for groundbreaking knowledge that has provided and allows for better understanding of disease, diagnostics and treatment. The molecule has been inscribed as follows: "Kunnskap for fremtidens helse. Det medisinske fakultet 2023" ("Knowledge for the future of health. The Faculty of Medicine 2023¡±).