Miljøfyrtårn or Eco-lighthouse is Norway’s most widely used environmental certification scheme It is an EU-recognised system, like EMAS and ISO 14001. With Eco-lighthouse we work to create more environmentally friendly operations, sustainability education, and a safer work environment beyond our legal requirements. In 2021 we can look back at being certified for 10 years through Eco-Lighthouse and we just got successfully audited and recertified for the next 3 years in the frameworks of the constantly revised and tightened requirements.

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  • Queen Sonja - on the occasion of her last visit to the College (Photo by Arne Stubhaug)

Queen Sonja’s visit

March 28th, 2014|

Our Patron, Her Majesty Queen Sonja, is visiting the College April 3rd – 4th. Queen Sonja has been a true supporter of our mission to make education a force to unite people, since the College was [...]

Semester at Sea

March 27th, 2014|

Åse Rustad Kvisberg, RCN graduate from 2013, was selected to participate in  the 'Semester at Sea' programme. This opportunity, for one UWC student from each College, is sponsored by Shelby Davis. This is Åse's report: Semester [...]

  • Kancahn receiving her Fellowship Grant award

Receiving Clinton award

March 25th, 2014|

Kanchan Amatya (RCN 2012) - second from right in this picture - was awarded a 'Resolution Fellowship Grant' to continue her project, 'Sustainable Fish Farming and Microfinance Initiative' by President Clinton. Congratulations, Kanchan!