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Two joint MatNat events in the next few weeks.
Got an idea for how sensor technology can improve the world? Join the Student Expo at The Sensor Decade 2026. Participation is free.
Participate with a sensor project and you will get:
- Free access to The Sensor Decade conference
- Space to present your idea to researchers, companies & startups working on major sensor challenges in Norway & Europe
- Dinner & mingling, perfect for networking
Prizes:
Startuplab incubator membership + 10 hours with a SINTEF researcher, mentoring packages, and funding for student organisations.
Register your project by 30.04 https://sensordecade.com/the-student-expo
We invite you to take part in an evening of discussion on nuclear energy in Norway and Europe with opportunities for networking and expert talks.
DNV invites all physics students, both bachelor’s and master’s students, to a company presentation at its offices in H?vik on Thursday, April 16.
The theme of the evening will be DNV’s new nuclear power report, which will be published on April 8. The report builds on the work of the expert commission appointed by the Norwegian Parliament in 2024 and addresses Norway’s future in nuclear energy. Both students and DNV employees are invited, and there will be opportunities for mingling and discussion around the topic, with food and drinks served. This will be a great opportunity to meet DNV employees, connect with former physics students, and gain insight into working life after graduation.
A bus will depart from the Physics Building on Thursday, April 16 at around 16:15. The bus will return from H?vi...
The study administration has completed this semester’s review of progression for the master’s programmes in Electronics, Informatics and Technology.
If you have any questions or would like a meeting with the programme coordinator, feel free to stop by the office or send an email to studieinfo@fys.uio.no to arrange a meeting.
To all master's students who finished their degree last autumn or this spring, or who will finish their degree this year:
You are welcome to join the Graduation Ceremony on June 12th.?
More details of time and place will come here after easter.
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Who can apply?
Students currently enrolled in a bachelor’s, master’s or relevant professional degree program at the University of Oslo are eligible to apply.
Application deadline: The application form opens Friday 13 February 2026 at 08:00.
The first 150 applicants will be admitted to a matchmaking seminar with project owners Tuesday 10 March 14:00-17:00 at Blindern. In the seminar, the students will meet researchers who will present their projects. They will subsequently rate the projects, and the project leaders will rate the students they have met. UiO:Life Science will then combine the ratings and assign 50 students to around 40 projects.
Hi,
We hope you have a good semester start. Here is the presentation from the study admin 12th of August.
And here you find the presentation from the Master Seminar with Andri.
We would also like you to remind you of the weekplan this week, which today (Wednesday) includes:
You must use two-factor authentication (secure login) for Microsoft 365 (Word, OneDrive, Teams etc.) and Feide (Canvas, My Studies etc.) at UiO. Confirm your login with a mobile phone.
Read more about two-factor authentication at the UiO at https://uio.no/tofaktor, and access more guides from the same page. There may be two-factor authentication on other services later.
For MS365 applications, you will receive a push notification on your mobile when you are asked for two-factor authentication, and for the Feide login, a new button called Use work or school account will appear. Use that button when you log in to Canvas, My Studies, or other services with Feide, and you get the s...