Further Education in Administrative Law

Continuing Education in Administrative Law

The University of Inland Norway offers a continuing education program in administrative law. This program awards a certificate or diploma. It is taught in Norwegian (nob). The program is based at the Lillehammer campus.

Program Focus and Content

This is a practical program designed for NAV employees. It aims to develop strong administrative law competence. Students will learn to manage their roles effectively. The curriculum includes legal methods and clear language. It covers general administrative law and specific areas relevant to NAV. Topics include case processing, decision-making, and appeals. Personal data protection is also a key subject.

Study Structure and Schedule

The program lasts for three semesters. It is part-time and delivered through blended learning. This includes physical sessions and online resources. There are six physical sessions in total. The program awards 30 study credits. The next intake starts in August 2026. The application deadline is May 15, 2026.

Admission Requirements and Costs

General university admission requirements or equivalent prior learning are needed. No prior legal knowledge is required. Work experience is beneficial. Up to 40 students are admitted. NAV selects participants. Applicants need confirmation of NAV employment and manager approval. The program is funded by NAV. Students pay a semester fee each term.

The University of Inland Norway is located in Norway. It offers flexible education across six campuses. These campuses are Blæstad, Elverum, Evenstad, Hamar, Lillehammer, and Rena. The university also offers teaching in Kongsvinger and Tynset. It provides bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees. Shorter courses and year-long studies are also available. The university has a total of 15,257 students.

Research at the university is closely linked to its education programs. This ensures education is research-based. The university contributes new knowledge to important societal areas. It has a practical research profile. This supports knowledge-based working life and innovation. The university collaborates nationally and internationally. It offers English-language programs to attract international students. Many students also study abroad.

The University of Inland Norway is a key competence institution in its region. It actively collaborates with employers and society in Innlandet. The university is re-certified as a Miljøfyrtårn. This applies to the institution and all its study locations. It is known for hosting a prestigious research conference in leadership and business economics.