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Leader of the week - Camilla Tøndel

Dear everyone!
Congratulations on successfully completing OSCE12 yesterday in both Stavanger and Bergen! A large number of scientific, administrative, and technical K2 staff, in collaboration with colleagues across the faculty, made a great effort to ensure that this final exam for medical students was carried out in the best possible way, with good tasks given simultaneously on two campuses for the first 7 Vestlandslegen pilot students in Stavanger and 90 students in Bergen. Next week is OSCE6 for all 209 MED6 students, and in addition, many are working on grading written exams, etc., across the various semesters. A huge thanks to everyone for the important work!
For the 245 in the medical program starting in the fall of 2026, there were very strong application numbers, and a total of 429 students had chosen the latest Bergen/Haugesund model as their first choice. After three years in Bergen, the lucky selected ones will move to Haugesund in the summer of 2029 for the last three years. The first Bergen/Stavanger students who started in the fall of 2024 will move to Stavanger in 2027, while the first Bergen/Førde students who started last year will go to Førde in 2028.
For further academic planning in the multi-campus model, overarching semester boards and local semester groups will be established starting this fall. The leaders of the semester boards will, as before, have permanent representation in the Program Committee for Medicine (PUM). In addition, PUM will have permanent representation from the academic study leaders from the Stavanger, Førde, and Haugesund campuses. A lot of good work is ongoing to ensure a smooth transition to the multi-campus model, with productive discussions and adjustments where needed.
Wishing you a really great weekend!
Camilla

Learn to publish in W4

Several employees have expressed a need for training in the publishing solution W4. Now, you are invited to two digital courses in June, with a practical review of how to post and maintain content on uib.no.

Small actions can contain great care

– Omsorg er ikke bare profesjoners ansvar, men noe vi skaper sammen, sier forskerne bak prosjektet IMAGINE. Gjennom kreative verksteder utforskes hvordan kunst kan brukes til å håndtere sorg og vise omsorg når livet blir vanskelig.

The area process at the Faculty of Medicine

Det medisinske fakultet har etablert en egen nettside som samler informasjon om arealprosessen ved fakultetet. Nettstedet gir oversikt over bakgrunn, status og videre arbeid knyttet til utvikling og bruk av arealer, og er ment som en felles informasjonsflate for ansatte…

Rose Day 2026

Are you also a lover of roses and are you excited by the beautiful flowers and their fragrance? On Rose Day at the Arboretum at Milde, you can meet both experts and amateurs who want to share their joys and experiences, and there will be a tour, sale of roses and rose talk.

Module 3: From skills to improvement

KI Kompetanseløft is a training offer from the University Director/UIB aimed at all technical-administrative employees at the university. The goal is to strengthen the understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and how AI tools can be used as support in everyday work. The offer is activity-based and consists of three modules, each with a short launch, a self-guided online course module and follow-up activities that can be carried out individually, in the units or in joint colloquia and learning workshops.

Call for applications – CAS research grant 2028/2029

The call is open to permanent employees in academic positions at our partner institutions. Since UiB is one of our partner institutions, researchers at your institution have a unique opportunity to apply for funding for a one-year stay at the center together with a handpicked team of internationally renowned researchers.

Leader of the week - Silke Appel

Dear everyone!

I have had every reason to be proud to be the leader of K2 this week: at yesterday's ceremonial honorary doctorate conferment ceremony, the candidate nominated by K2, Anna Louise Gloyn, was appointed honorary doctor. She has had many years of collaboration with Pål Njølstad and his group.

On Tuesday we received the happy news that two of our SFF applications will advance to the final, led by Pål Njølstad/Marc Vaudel (Center for Early-Life Diabetes Mechanisms) and Eystein Husebye/Anette Wolff (Centre for Reciprocal Rhythms in Immunology, Somnology and Endocrinology). Congratulations, it is very nice that both applications from the Faculty of Medicine that advanced to the final are from K2! And to those who did not advance: do not give up, I really appreciate the effort you have made. Maybe there are some opportunities to apply for NFR FRIPRO with parts of the application instead? It is still possible to apply for application support for that via the link that appears when you click on "read more" at the bottom. The deadline is May 24. Funds for applying to NFR FRIPRO (deadline 24.5.26).

Finally, I just want to remind you of the institute meeting on Thursday 28 May at 10-11:30 Auditorium 1 BBB, where we will get to know the finance working group and everyone has the opportunity to provide input.

(NOTE - click on "Read more" for links)

Have a really good weekend!

Silke