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Back to normal at HiMolde - some measures will continue Feb. 17, 2022 2:55 PM
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The Government's plan for reopening - consequences for HiMolde Feb. 2, 2022 9:41 PM
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Change in the rules for testing and quarantine Jan. 27, 2022 12:32 PM
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Offering quick antigen tests for students and staff Jan. 18, 2022 6:13 PM
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New and updated Corona regulations Jan. 14, 2022 3:16 PM
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Covid-19 infection among exchange students Jan. 11, 2022 2:17 PM
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Updated about the corona situation - New mesures Dec. 8, 2021 1:51 PM
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Norway is reopening- How does this effect Molde University College? Sep. 30, 2021 8:40 AM
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Opening week guidelines Aug. 17, 2021 9:16 AM
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First step in reopening campuses from 16 April Apr. 14, 2021 2:57 PM
The emergency response team urge students and staff to pay a special attention to the following:
Travel advices
The college asks students and staff to follow travel advice from
HiMolde students abroad should always follow the advice given by local contacts/health authorities
Register your travel abroad in the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' "Reiseregistrering" (in Norwegian only)
If you have visited a area with corona virus outbreak AND develop symptoms of a fever, cough or shortness of breath, you should immediately contact a doctor or the out-of-hours medical service by phone. Note! It is important that you call the doctor before visiting the doctor's surgery.
You can call the out-of-hours medical service on 116117
It is important that everyone follow FHI's advice, especially regarding hand hygiene and cough hygiene. (see information here)
The emergency response team at HiMolde follows the situation closely, and there may be changes in the guidelines and advice.
How to maintain good study habits
Should I stay in Norway?
- YES, that is our recommendation. We think it is wise to make everyday life as much as possible a "normal" student life.
- The most important thing (except for staying healthy) is for you to complete your studies.
- If you do not stay in Molde / Kristiansund, make sure you make the time and space to study where you are.
Tips for online studying
- Make a weekly study plan, then a realistic and measurable plan for each day.
- Maintain a time schedule, get up the same time each day, and decide how many hours you want to work before you set off
- Set time limits, such as a 25 min working, 5 min break, with a longer 15 min break after four such rounds (the Pomodoro technique).
- Vary your work methods (read alone, talk to yourself, solve (exam) assignments, tell someone what you just read)
- Start and end each study day with something that you know.
- Programs and apps such as Skype / facetime / Teams work great for several participants at once.
Who can I ask for help?
- The program coordinator will be more than happy to help you. Send an e-mail.
- Your class mates! Create groups on digital platforms and make it easy to ask for help.
- The Student counsellor has several tips for study techniques
What about the library?
- The Library is now open: Monday-Sunday 6-23, with attended service: Monday-Friday 8-18.
- If you wish to return borrowed books, please contact biblioteket@himolde.no, or use our new cabinet for returns, placed outside the main entrance at the A-building of HiMolde campus.
- You can still access our digital resources (articles, e-books, etc.) from home via "Remote Desktop" (external desktop) or the college's VPN solution, before searching Oria.no or our databases.
- Our guidance service "book a librarian" is also in operation, but the guidance is only digital.
- Please contact mail biblioteket@himolde.no if anything is unclear or if you encounter any problems
What about the exams?
- Yes, there will be exams, but at home and digital. Enter Studentweb to see the assessment form for your course.