Educational institutionTertiary educationNorway
Norwegian University of Life Sciences is a university[1] established in 1859[2] and based in Ås, Norway[2]. Its parent organization is Ministry of Education and Research of Norway[1]. It
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“2,367 employees as of 2026 (Wikidata P1128). Cited: https://virksomhet.brreg.no/nb/oppslag/enheter/969159570”
“NMBU har studier og forskning som møter de store globale spørsmålene om miljø, bærekraftig utvikling, bedre folke- og dyrehelse, klimautfordringer, fornybare energikilder, matproduksjon og areal- og ressursforvaltning.”[3]
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“2,367 employees as of 2026 (Wikidata P1128). Cited: https://virksomhet.brreg.no/nb/oppslag/enheter/969159570”
“Founded in 1859 (Wikidata P571).”
“Headquarters: Ås Municipality (Wikidata Q54062).”
“Legal form: Organisasjonsledd (Wikidata Q55190098).”
“Parent organization: Ministry of Education and Research of Norway (Wikidata Q1769657).”
“Research Organization Registry identifier https://ror.org/04a1mvv97 (ROR 04a1mvv97, record updated 2024-12-11).”
“Organization type: education, funder (ROR 04a1mvv97, record updated 2024-12-11).”
“Established in 1859 (ROR 04a1mvv97, record updated 2024-12-11).”
“Located in Ås, Norway (ROR 04a1mvv97, record updated 2024-12-11).”
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