TogetherWeek 2026

09:00 – Welcome registration

Coffee and tea at Kronstadtorget

10:00 - Parallel meetings

• Gender, diversity, and inclusion board (tbc)
• Student Board (tbc)
• «Making an impact»
  Workshop on how we want our alliance to make an impact - and how we get there. We will dig into questions such as “What is the main contribution of ARTEMIS in transforming how higher education works with European cooperation, regional development, and in creating synergies between our missions? What is our key message? And how do we best communicate our key message to different stakeholders?

12:00 – Lunch

13:15–16:00 – Diversity Day 

Evening Programme

17:30–18:30 – City walk

19:00 – Dinner at Verftet
Verftet is known as Bergen's largest cultural and performing arts center, and as the country's largest co-location of art, culture and creative businesses.

09:00 – Registration
Coffee and tea

09:30–11:30 – Parallel Board Meetings

• Governing Board 
• Stakeholder Board (tbc)

11:30 – Lunch

After lunch

Stakeholder visits

We will arrange for a stakeholder visit that might interest both external stakeholders and academics. Focus is on sustainable mobility and how the city of Bergen works with achieving climate friendly modes of transportation. The programme for the visit will be split in two. 

Sustainable transportation at sea

The Port of Bergen is one of Norway’s most important maritime hubs. One of their most important missions is to ensure that it is sustainably operated and a major ambition is to be among Europe’s most innovative and environmentally responsible ports.

The port has therefore developed an Environmental Port Index (EPI) a system for calculating environmentally differentiated port fees based on ships' emissions while in port. The system rewards the ships with the lowest emissions and thus the lowest environmental impact.

Sustainable transportation on land

Bergen is among the top three cities in the world with the most electric cars per inhabitant. About 50% of the car park in Bergen is electric. We will hear more from Bergen municipality about how the city got to be in this position, the impact the electric car park has, and challenges the city has faced and is still facing with this transformation.

Evening Programme

17:00 – Mayoral reception at Schøtstuene
Schøtstuene is part of Bryggen. A UNESCO world heritage site dating back to year 1070. The reception is hosted by the City of Bergen.

19:00 – Conference Dinner at Fløien
Fløyen is among Bergen's most popular tourist attractions. It is both an area and a viewpoint about 320 meters above sea level. There is a funicular from the city centre to Fløyen that will take us both up and down. Join us for a festive evening with panoramic views of Bergen.

09:00-10:30 – Project managment meeting (PMM) (tbc)

10:45-12:00 - Work Package 1 Meeting (tbc)

12:00 – Closing Lunch
Sit down or 'grab and go'

Hotel Accommodation

You are welcome to book accommodation at any hotel of your choice in Bergen.
For your convenience, we have arranged a discount code valid at Scandic Hotels from 28–30 September. You may view and book available Scandic hotels using the following link: 

Scandic Hotels – Bergen  

Discount code: D000023566


Hotels in the city centre:

• Scandic Neptun 
• Scandic Ørnen
• Scandic Byparken
• Scandic Bergen City 

Hotel by the airport:

• Scandic Kokstad 
• Scandic Flesland Airport

Public Transport 

For travel within Bergen, we recommend using the Skyss public transport system.
Please download the Skyss app, where you may select from a range of ticket options, including single tickets, 24‑hour passes, and multi‑day passes.

How to get to campus

On this link you can read about how to get to campus.