Harstad University College
68°48′13″N 16°32′48″E / 68.80361°N 16.54667°E / 68.80361; 16.54667Affiliations UArctic Website www.hih.no Established state universities (U5 group) New state universities State specialised universities Private specialised universities State university colleges Private university colleges
Harstad University College (Norwegian: Høgskolen i Harstad or HiH) was a høgskole, a Norwegian state institution of higher education, in the city of Harstad which is located in Harstad Municipality in Troms county, Norway.[1]
It was originally established on 28 October 1983 but was enlarged on 1 August 1994 as a result of the merging of three regional høgskoler. Harstad University College had about 1300 students and 120 employees in 2012.[2] Harstad University College was at that time organised in two departments, the Business Administration and Social Sciences Department, and the Health and Social Care Department.[3]
Department of Business Administration and Social Sciences consisted of two sections:
- Leadership, Management, and Organization
- Services
Department of Health and Social Care consisted of four sections:
- Social Education
- Nursing
- Child Welfare Education
- Continuing Education
End of separate existence
However, on 1 January 2016 the college was merged with the University of Tromsø and the location became one of that university's several regional campuses.
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See also: University colleges with accredited study programs
There are also several institutions with approved studies at college level, but without institutional accreditation as a college. These still have the right to call themselves a university college.
There are also several institutions with approved studies at college level, but without institutional accreditation as a college. These still have the right to call themselves a university college.
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