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School collaboration

We are inspiring young adults to become the researchers and entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

The image shows four young people, likely students, standing in a laboratory environment. They are all wearing white lab coats and smiling. The group consists of two females on the left and two males on the right. Behind them, lab equipment such as an incubator with warning signs is visible, as well as shelves containing various supplies. The setting appears to be a science or research lab, suggesting they are part of a team or school group engaged in scientific work or study.

The school collaboration between Oslo Cancer Cluster and Ullern Upper Secondary School was established in 2009. Since then, 9174 teachers and students have participated in collaboration projects and 395 students have been on placements.

https://skolesamarbeid.oslocancercluster.no/

Questions?

Do not hesitate to contact Bente Prestegård, project manager, Oslo Cancer Cluster.

Attracting and developing the life science talents of the future is an essential goal for Oslo Cancer Cluster. By taking the students outside the traditional classroom setting and inviting them to work placements and educational lectures, the students gain a unique insight into the specialist skills needed to become tomorrow’s researchers and entrepreneurs. Oslo Cancer Cluster also supported the establishment of the first-ever researcher programme for 16-19-year-olds in Norway.