UV Alumni
Have you studied at the Faculty of Educational Sciences? Join our alumni network and stay in touch with fellow students, lecturers, the faculty, and UiO.
Why join UV Alumni
As a former student, you are an important resource for the Faculty of Educational Sciences. The alumni network is intended to facilitate collaboration and exchange of experience between current students, alumni, and relevant partners in the labour market and practice fields.
Through UV Alumni, you gain access to a professional network and the opportunity to keep in touch with former fellow students, lecturers, the faculty, and the university.
As a member you will get:
- newsletters
- invitations to academic events
- information about relevant education opportunities
- invitations to social and cultural events organised by the alumni network and/or relevant academic communities
- the opportunity to participate in working groups and panels
- the possibility to get in touch with students for internships and thesis collaborations
Events
Welcome to a presentation of the report 'NOU 2026: 10 Fellesskolen – The cornerstone of tomorrow's society' by committee member Martin Eckhoff Andresen. Following the presentation, UV-researchers representing various perspectives on education will join him in a panel discussion.
Professor Emerita Myhill is delivering this year's Helga Eng lecture on how grammar can be used as a resource for crafting and making meaning in writing, and how teachers can help students develop the metalinguistic understanding to make informed choices in their own writing.
The 2026 GEM Report takes stock of education progress in access and equity. How can we understand and use the findings and recommendations globally and nationally?
In this seminar, Young-Suk Kim, Professor at the School of Education, University of California at Irvine, will present research on the relationship between reading and writing, and discuss how socioeconomic status is associated with literacy development across different reading and writing skills.
In this seminar, Débora Maehler will present findings from four complementary studies that examine PIAAC research from different perspectives, including the quality and scope of the research and the factors shaping cognitive skills across adulthood.
Join us
By registering as an alumni, you will receive invitations to academic talks and other relevant activities and initiatives.
Contact us
If you have questions about the network, feel free to contact us by email.
Privacy policy
In the privacy policy, you can see what information we store about you when you join an alumni network, and how we use your personal data.
