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LG R&D Heat Pump

Air source heat pump systems, both air-to-air and air-to-water, utilized for heating buildings in Nordic countries characterized by cold and humid climates, and for heating and cooling systems adapted to other European climates.

Ocean Air synoptic operations using coordinated autonomous robotic systems (OASYS 2)

The project develops coordinated air sea robotic operations using UAVs/USVs and micro gliders to reduce the cost of ocean observation and monitoring.

Sheree sitting on a table with Sognsvann bihind her and the dense forest surrounding the lake in the background.

The air is so much cleaner in Oslo

"I just love how free I feel when I go for a hike around the lake," says Sheree, a master's student originally from Canada.

Tanja Storsul and Jame Lee hold up the signed collaboration agreement

LG and OsloMet in collaboration to develop heat pumps

OsloMet is collaborating with the multinational company LG Electronics to develop heat pumps for extreme cold climates.

Three heat pumps next to each other outdoors.

Won award for breakthrough heat pump study

An OsloMet-led research team has won an Innovative Technology Recognition Award demonstrating how multiple propane air-to-water heat pumps operating in cascade can deliver continuous, energy-efficient heating in Nordic winters.

Complementary Pathways for Adult Refugees: The Role of VET, Skills and Qualifications

The aim of the project is to increase the evidence base which can support policy- and decision-making in EU MS in designing and implementing complementary pathway mechanisms for admission of adult refugees from a first host country to an EU country through use of VET, skills and qualifications.

Dark clouds and light clouds alternating, with a small opening in the cloud cover with more light.

What will the clouds above us be like in the future?

Artificial intelligence can now be trained to predict what the cloud cover will look like when the climate changes.

Dancer bend backwards with smoke around her body, and a field of light illuminating the smoke in the air.

Few have seen how turbulence unfolds. Now you can see it through smoke, light and dance.

A dance performance that makes turbulence visible can show us that it is present in all aspects of life – and is useful, open to influence and something we can live with.

Children's outdoor play

In Norwegian kindergartens, the children spend time outdoors all year round. Learn more about children's outdoor play.

Environmental Economics (ØASØK4200)

Master's course
1 semester
10 ECTS credits
Pilestredet Campus, Oslo

A Multi-Stage Framework for Stroke-Specific Prehospital Quality Indicators in Norway (PreStroke QI)

This PhD project aims to develop national quality indicators for prehospital stroke care in Norway to strengthen quality measurement, reduce variation in care, and support improved patient pathways.

Julia sitting in front of a graffiti art wall.

Oslo has the perfect mix of city and nature

“In Oslo you can go hiking in the woods during the day and go out partying in the evening, ” says Julia, an exchange student from Germany.

Image of dark and heavy clouds lying low over a mountain. Sun over forest and settlement below, but the clouds warn of a change in weather.

OsloMet will use artificial intelligence to warn of extreme climate.

NordSTAR at OsloMet will work on Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods for forecasting and monitoring extreme climate events in the DHEFEUS project.

European Consortium for Advanced Heat Pump Research

The purpose is to identify areas of research, establish parameters, and perform and report on research related to the application of advanced heat pump technology.

Office landscape with employees working closely together, with different gaze directions and energy

Indoor climate in open-plan offices may affect health

Employees in open-plan and shared offices are more likely to report poor indoor climate compared to those working in private offices.

Green OsloMet

OsloMet wants its staff to be climate conscious, and its students to obtain the competencies necessary to meet both current and future climate challenges with innovative actions and sustainable solutions.

Exploring the built environment microbiomes of Norwegian nursery schools and nursing homes

We spend much of our lives indoors where we interact with building microbiomes. We have developed methodologies to identify the microbes to which target groups are routinely exposed.

Silenced airwaves: Media as democratic infrastructure

What are the societal consequences when press freedom is lost?

Sustainable Built Environment (SustainaBuilt)

This research group research sustainable engineering solutions for the built environment.

Sensor technology in healthcare

OsloMet uses and develops sensors to gather health related data.

Investigating Microplastics and Nanoplastics Uptake in Edible Plants (MICRO-PLANT)

We investigate how micro- and nanoplastics affect edible plants and human health through plant uptake, packaging contamination, and sustainable solutions for safe food production.

Research and development

Department of Built Environment participate in research groups in priority areas.

Photo of Chaoru Lu with his glasses on and the car in the background.

With car and glasses packed with sensors, Chaoru explores the urban environment

Chaoru Lu, Associate Professor at OsloMet, displays gadgets that are nothing short of exciting: mobile data collection platforms.

Seeing the solution: Dry eyes and the bacteria that live there

Dry eyes are hard to diagnose, but researchers estimate that as many as half of Norwegians might be afflicted.

Woman diving into the Oslo Fjord with the opera house in the background.

Oslo in the summertime

The sun doesn't set until close to midnight, and even then it never really gets dark. You can spend the evening watching the light change at an outdoor café with friends, or go for a relaxing swim in the fjord alone. Oslo in the summer is a pretty magical place.

Group photo of the four EPS students outdoors at one of the buildings at OsloMet.

EPS project: Focus on the process, rather than the end result

This European Project Semester (EPS) group will teach students fluid dynamics with a user-friendly wind tunnel.

People on their way to work in downtown Oslo. A red city bus and tall, modern buildings in the background.

Five things internationals working in Norway think you should know before moving here

Are you considering applying for a PhD or academic position at a Norwegian university? We asked the experts—our own international employees—for their advice on how to navigate the transition to working in Norway.

Pupils working in a classroom with a teacher

– Fast and fair transformations to low-carbon societies are difficult without critical climate education

Professor Hanne Svarstad argues that rapid and just climate action requires that people are offered education to understand the most important consequences of the various climate mitigation alternatives.

The ambassador greets people in an indoor gathering.

Research as Soft Diplomacy: OsloMet boosting smart, resilient urban development in Serbia

The Horizon Europe project UR-Data has been highlighted by Norway’s ambassador to Serbia, H.E. Kristin Melsom, as a strong example of how Norwegian Serbian research can support Serbia’s green transition and strengthen innovation.

Three young people standing with their backs to the camera, hands in the air.

Youth Participated in Research: "It Changed My Life"

What fosters social inclusion? Researchers involved youth across Europe in the research itself.

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