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Portrett av Marit Meløy

Marit Meløy. Govven/photo: John Anders Sikku

December 20. beaivi 2017

New dean

Sámi University of Applied Scienses has a new dean from next year.
Marit Meløy will be the head of our Departement for language, duodji, reindeerhusbandry and social sciences.

Sámi University of Applied Scienses has two new departements from next year.
The other is the Departement for Sámi Teacher Educations and Indigenous Journalism. 

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