We, The Social Democratic List, represent all the different faculties at UiB in the student elections of 2025. We strive for an inclusive and fair academic life where freedom, equality, and solidarity reflect our core values. We want a university where all students, regardless of background, have equal opportunities and conditions to complete their education in a pleasant and sustainable learning environment.
We will ensure better digital training for lecturers, increased interdisciplinarity, improvements in seminar teaching quality, increased financial support for students, more centrally located student housing, and proper accommodations for students and staff with disabilities. The Social Democratic List stands for an inclusive and fair student environment, where all students should have the opportunity to succeed. We aim to influence student politics in a direction that ensures good welfare services, increased student support, and a sustainable university.
In this year’s election, we are particularly focusing on two issues: improving mental health services for students and expanding the number of available study spaces at the University of Bergen.
Through the Student Health and Well-being Survey (SHoT) from 2022 and 2023, we see a concerning trend in students’ mental health. This development requires concrete measures that go beyond the aftermath of the pandemic. An effective system for mental health is fundamental for students’ well-being and their ability to complete their studies on time. We will collaborate with Sammen, UiB, and the county municipality to strengthen student welfare. This means more personal follow-up and increased investments in local initiatives to improve mental health support at the university.
Have you ever arrived early on campus only to find that all study spaces in Bergen city center are already full? The lack of attractive study spaces is a recurring problem during exam periods in UiB’s central study areas. We thus need more study spaces, and that is exactly what we are working for.
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We, The Social Democratic List, represent all the different faculties at UiB in the student elections of 2025. We strive for an inclusive and fair academic life where freedom, equality, and solidarity reflect our core values. We want a university where all students, regardless of background, have equal opportunities and conditions to complete their education in a pleasant and sustainable learning environment.
We will ensure better digital training for lecturers, increased interdisciplinarity, improvements in seminar teaching quality, increased financial support for students, more centrally located student housing, and proper accommodations for students and staff with disabilities. The Social Democratic List stands for an inclusive and fair student environment, where all students should have the opportunity to succeed. We aim to influence student politics in a direction that ensures good welfare services, increased student support, and a sustainable university.
In this year’s election, we are particularly focusing on two issues: improving mental health services for students and expanding the number of available study spaces at the University of Bergen.
Through the Student Health and Well-being Survey (SHoT) from 2022 and 2023, we see a concerning trend in students’ mental health. This development requires concrete measures that go beyond the aftermath of the pandemic. An effective system for mental health is fundamental for students’ well-being and their ability to complete their studies on time. We will collaborate with Sammen, UiB, and the county municipality to strengthen student welfare. This means more personal follow-up and increased investments in local initiatives to improve mental health support at the university.
Have you ever arrived early on campus only to find that all study spaces in Bergen city center are already full? The lack of attractive study spaces is a recurring problem during exam periods in UiB’s central study areas. We thus need more study spaces, and that is exactly what we are working for.
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