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The Faculty Board

The Faculty Board is the Faculty of Medicine's highest decision-making body. The Board is responsible for setting general goals, priorities and strategies for the Faculty's activities.

The Board exercises its obligations based on decisions by the University Board, and in accordance with the current Acts, regulations and rules. The Faculty Board's rules of procedure also regulate the work of the Board.

All Faculty Board meetings are normally open. The Board can hold closed sessions on certain issues with only the members and secretary of the Board present. The Dean heads the Board and prepares issues for review. The Faculty Director is the Board's secretary.

Issues handled by the Board

  • Annual plan and budget. The approval of these is one of the Board's instruments for following up the Faculty's activities.
  • General plans, principles and priorities for the Faculty's activities, as set out in long-term plans (such as strategic plan) and academic priorities in research and teaching.

The composition of the Board

The Faculty Board has nine members. The Board consists of academic and administrative employees, students and external members.

See the Faculty Board members

Agendas and minutes

Agendas and minutes from the meetings of the Faculty Board at the Faculty of Medicine (in norwegian)

Elections

Representatives of the temporary academic staff and the students are elected for one year. Students arrange their own elections. The other representatives are appointed or elected for a term of four years. Read more about elections to the Board of the Faculty of Medicine.

Published May 12, 2011 11:27 AM - Last modified Sep. 15, 2025 4:39 PM