Students who are parents of children up to 10 years may apply for special tuition arrangements. Pursuant to Section 12 of the Anti-Discrimination and Accessibility Act, students with impairments may also apply for special tuition arrangements.
Upon application, the Section for Student Affairs may grant special tuition arrangements.
Application deadline
If the student meets the criteria for adapted teaching, adjustments regarding clinical small group teaching will be made, by placing the student in a group with the most optimal schedule possible.
All students will have teaching activities at Oslo University Hospital (Rikshospitalet/Ullev?l/Radiumhospitalet) and Akershus University Hospital (Ahus). All students at Campus South will have teaching activities in Kristiansand and Arendal. It is not possible to apply for exemption from this rule.
Special teaching arrangements are only granted for whole modules and not for parts of the modules. The application with attached documentation must therefore be submitted by 1 May for modules starting in the autumn semester and by 1 November for modules starting in the spring semester.
If documentation has been submitted for previous applications and a new request is submitted on the same grounds, documentation need not be re-submitted. An example of such documentation could be a child’s birth certificate.
If emergencies or unforeseen events occur and cause a student to need special facilitation after the expiry of the application deadline, but before the location for the clinical practice placement has been selected, the Dean of Studies may allocate an early selection number upon application.
Application
To apply, please use the application form found here
Contact person
Questions pertaining to special arrangements must be addressed to: