• You can purchase a lot of the literature (books and compendia) in our bookstores or in Nordbok's online shop.
• The University Library has a limited number of copies in its collection, for day-loans.
• Books and journal articles can be found by searching Oria, the library's discovery system.
• You will find general information about finding academic literature on the university library's website.
• You may be able to find used books in student Facebook groups. 

The course literature can be found below each course description available under the study model in each programme of study. 

Course literature is also linked to the course room in Canvas.

By logging onto the Diploma Portal you can retrieve your results from all higher Norwegian education, in addition to confirmation of your degree. From here you can also share your results with your employer and create your own PDF of your transcript. You can also order a transcript from StudentWeb. Login is done with BankID.

In the event of your diploma is lost or damaged, you may in special cases apply to obtain a duplicate diploma, cf. Section 12-1 (5) of the Regulations relating to Studies and Examinations at Nord University. It will be marked duplicate. Documentation of the loss or damage is required, e.g. copy of the police report if it has been stolen, or confirmation from the insurance company in the event of fire or water damage. A fee will be charged for the duplicate. 

In cases where a duplicate cannot be granted, you can get a confirmation of the degree earned together with a transcript. See otherwise the Diploma Portal, where degrees that have been earned are confirmed electronically.

The entire university endeavours to make examination results available within the examination result deadline. The faculties have a deadline of 12:00 on the same day to submit examination results. We post examination results continuously, but no later than 15:00. If the examination result is not posted on the examination result deadline, please contact the lecturer or the programme coordinator concerned at the faculty.

The diploma is issued automatically once you have completed your degree and all results are entered into our system (examination result). Make sure StudentWeb has your correct address because diplomas are sent to your address in the Population Register.

You are personally responsible for entering the title of your bachelor's and master's theses within the specified deadline. While we try our best to uncover omissions, we can't guarantee that you will get the title on your diploma if you haven't entered the title yourself.

Once you have completed the semester registration in Studentweb within the deadline given in the academic calendar, you will be registered for all ordinary exams that are in your individual education plan during the semester in question. Nevertheless, check Studentweb, under "Aktive emner/Active courses" to make sure this is the case. You are personally responsible for being registered both for classes and assessment (registered for the exam). 

You can withdraw from the assessment in Studentweb, under "Aktive emner/Active courses", up to 14 days before the day of the exam. If you do this, you will not use an examination attempt. Registration for this exam in a different semester must then be done manually within the deadline given in the academic calendar, in the same way as when registering for the re-sit examination.

A list of permitted examination aids shall be specified in the course description and be listed in the examination question paper. Bilingual dictionaries are permitted unless otherwise stipulated in the course description. The course description will state whether a permitted aid can be incorporated.

If you're too ill to sit an exam, a doctor's certificate (not sick leave form) must be sent to servicetorget@nord.no within seven days from the day of the examination. Mark the e-mail with your student number, study location and the exam in question.

You have to manually register for the exam in Studentweb, under "Aktive emner/Active courses", within the deadline given in the academic calendar.

Identification such as a bank card, driving licence or student ID (the student ID app is not approved as an exam ID) and writing materials. It is also advisable to bring a good packed lunch and a beverage.

Please note! Mobile phones and smartwatches are not allowed!

Go to Studentweb and "Aktive emner/Active courses". Click on the course in which you going to have an exam, and then click "Vurdering/Assessment".

It’s a good idea to apply for housing at Studentinord as early as possible and preferably BEFORE your application for admission to Nord University has been accepted. You are not bound by this housing offer even if you are not admitted.

See also "Frequently asked questions concerning housing" at Studentinord.

The purpose of a student welfare organisation is to attend to the needs of students beyond the classroom by providing services ranging from housing to food service, gyms, health care, kindergartens, equipment for activities and much more. 

See more on the website of our student welfare organisation, Studentinord.

See information about how to fill up your account and how to use print here.

You can change your password and user profile in the self-service portal.

See the IT Help pages for more information about passwords.

Students and staff use the wireless network 'Eduroam'.

You must activate your user account to access free wi-fi on campus. Go to "self-service portal" > select "activate user account" and follow further instructions in the portal. 

After you activate your user account, you will have access to Eduroam.

Your username is your student e-mail: studentnumber@student.nord.no

Your password is what you entered while activating your user account.

See the IT Help pages for more information about wi-fi.

As a student at Nord University, you have direct access through your browser to the Office 365 online service or Office Online on the university's PCs, your own PC, Mac, tablet and smartphone. The service includes Outlook (e-mail, calendar, and contacts), Office Online (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Lync/Skype for Business etc.), and OneDrive with 1 TB of storage. Documents you create can be saved directly in the "cloud" (OneDrive) and can be easily shared with fellow students.

Download Office 365 here. 

For questions about Username or User ID during installation, please use: 
• studentnummer@student.nord.no

See the installation guide. (Norwegian only)

As a student, you can reserve group rooms in TimeEdit’s room reservation system.

How to subscribe to the schedule for your own calendar:

1. 

2. 

3. 

Paste the link into your calendar type. 

How to search in the schedule:

1. 

You can search for different objects, e.g. Class, and choose your year. If you click on the class, it will be moved to

"Mine valg/My selections" and you can choose:

2. 

You can choose between two types of displays:

Row schedule:

3. 

Graphical schedule:

4. 

You will find most of the information about session dates for session-based programmes under the programme description on your programme of study.
If you cannot find the information you are looking for there, you may want to check either:

Overview page for session plans (Norwegian only)

Information under the programme of study posted on your programme of study page.

Information posted in Canvas (you can access it when you are registered as a student with us)

You can find your timetable in TimeEdit. Here you can look up the schedule for courses, classes and staff. 

After you approve your individual education plan in Studentweb, and log on your student schedule you will see your individual schedule the next business day.

Some groups (classes) and courses (activities) are divided into smaller groups; you can then search by class or activity.

You can look up a schedule that includes all your class hours. You can search for a person (student/teacher), tuition (class/course/activity), rooms or a combination thereof.

(Author, Year+letter)
(Madsen, 2006a)
(Madsen, 2006b)

Put a semicolon between sources when you have multiple sources in a parentheses:
(Fuentes, 2011; Morrison, 2012)

Tips in EndNote: 
Put the pointer in the parentheses with the reference you want to add to a source and insert one or more references from EndNote.

When referring to sources by different authors with the same last name in the running text, you should include initials.
(A. A. Author's Surname, year)
J. P. Olsen (2014) disagrees with A. L. Olsen (2013) ...

If no personal author is specified, the organisation is considered the author. This is common for web pages and reports. 
(Statistics Norway, n.d.)

If the organisation has a long name, and you know you are going to refer to the source many times, you can use a short form. The first time you refer to the organisation in the text, enter the short form in square brackets, after the name, as follows:

(Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers [NOAS], 2000).
In following mentions, just use the short form, as follows: (NOAS, 2000). The short form should be a widely used abbreviation familiar to readers. Organisation names must be written in full in the reference list.

Tips in EndNote:
Type the name of the organisation in the "Author" field. Remember to put a comma after the name of organisations if it consists of multiple words – e.g.: Statistics Norway,

Abbreviation of name of organisation:

In Word, place your pointer in the parentheses with the reference you want to edit and click "Edit & Manage Citations" in the EndNote tab.

Select “Exclude author” under “Formatting” and enter “Name of organisation [Abbreviation], ” in the “Prefix” field – e.g. “Norwegian Organisation for Asylum Seekers [NOAS], ”  Remember to put a space right after the comma.

No year (date)

In a source where the year (date) is not specified, "n.d." is used in the parentheses:

(Directorate of Education, n.d.)

No place of publication

In a source where the place of publication is not specified, the abbreviation n.p. is used in the reference list.

Arnesen, I. (2018). Den lille boka. n.p.: Publisher.

No page number(s) given

If page numbers are missing, you can list paragraphs, chapters, or sections. Paragraph, chapter or section is then placed at the end of the parentheses, after the year, if any:

(White Paper No. 12, 2002-2003, Chap. 4.3.1)

(Personal Data Act, Section 18)

Tips in EndNote:

No year (date): Type n.d. in the "Year" field

No page number(s) given: In Word, place your pointer in the short reference in the text you want to edit and click "Edit & Manage Citations" in the EndNote tab. Enter paragraph, chapter, or section in the "Pages" field.

Indirect quote / Summary/ Paraphrase 
In the text, you reproduce the contents of the source in your own words, i.e. you reformulate the original text. This is called an indirect quote or summary. Make sure not to distort the meaning of the original source when you do a rewrite. When you use an indirect quote, the author's last name and year must be given. There are slightly different practices when it comes to page numbers. You should provide page numbers unless otherwise specified or the subject teacher has other wishes.
(Dalland, 2013, p. 39) or (Dalland, 2013)

Quote
In running text you can quote your source verbatim, i.e. use a transcript. This is called a direct quote. When using direct quotes, the author, year and page the text is taken from are given:
(Erikson, 2010, p. 76)

Less than 40 words
The quotation is to be written as part of the running text in double quotation marks, with the reference in parentheses: "When we quote a text and not only refer, we must, according to the APA system, always specify which page the quote is on" (Erikson, 2010, p. 76).

More than 40 words
The quotation is set up as a separate paragraph without quotation marks. The paragraph should have a wider left margin:

By using a kindergartner's concept of cheating and "pretend" the authors get across what they mean by presence:

Be present – you cannot cheat with your presence. To cheat with your presence means that you are only "pretend" present, and we who work in kindergartens know that "pretend" is a place found only in the imagination. (...) your employees will see through you immediately. (Nakling & Vavik, 2010, p. 83)

If part of a quote is omitted, use an ellipsis (...) to indicate where text is omitted.

Tips in EndNote:

Insert page numbers: In Word, place your pointer in the short reference in the text you want to edit and click "Edit & Manage Citations" in the EndNote tab. Enter page numbers in the "Pages" field.