Our members
SAIH is a democratic member organization consisting of 44 organizations in Norway. Together we form an engaged community that works to improve the conditions for education and development globally. Learn more about who they are and why they have chosen to become part of SAIH.
Universitetet i Oslo
Studentorganisasjonen ved Universitetet i Agder
Oslo Met – Storbyuniversitetet
Universitetet i Agder
Studenttinget ved Høgskolen i Molde
Studenttinget ved NMBU
Erasmus Student Network
Fellesorganisasjonen (FO)
Studentorganisasjonen ved Høgskolen Innlandet
Studenttinget ved Høgskulen på Vestlandet
Birgitte Olafsen, Secretary General of the Norwegian Association of Researchers
Research is international, and our members have their eyes on the world. They see the value of international cooperation, and of ensuring that people all over the world have access to education. We are proud members of SAIH, and impressed by the work SAIH does for persecuted students through Students at Risk.
Oline Sæther, President of the National Union of Students in Norway
SAIH has been an important part of the Norwegian student movement since its establishment in the 60s. They do a significant job in contributing to making education accessible to everyone. Through our membership in SAIH, we work for issues that are important to both of us: international solidarity and equal opportunities for education.
Svein Stølen, Rector of the University of Oslo
SAIH and UiO's ties stretch back to the 70s. There's a good reason for that. The world is facing great challenges and we will not get anywhere alone. We need to stand up for the freedom to do free research and challenge the establishment – no matter where we are in the world. Here, SAIH has been an important voice for a long time. Of course, this is something UiO supports.
Gunn Elisabeth Myhren, Secretary General of Samfunnsviterne
As an organization that works to safeguard students and workers' rights in Norway, we are proud to cooperate with SAIH, which works for the rights of all students, nationally and internationally.
Why you should
join SAIH
1. Become part of an engaged community of key actors within higher education in Norway.
2. Get the right to vote and the power to influence which issues SAIH should address.
3. Take part in the fight for higher education and academic freedom globally.
Do you have questions about SAIH membership?
Get in touch with our organizational advisor, Elena Bogen Slydal by email: elena.slydal@saih.no.
