Ingeborg Pedersen

Ingeborg Pedersen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU). Her academic work is situated within public health, with a strong focus on innovative, non-clinical health-promoting interventions involving animals and natural environments.

Her research interests center on animal-assisted interventions and health-promoting activities that utilize outdoor spaces and human-animal interactions to support well-being. These areas reflect a growing interdisciplinary field linking public health, environmental psychology, and veterinary social sciences.

While specific publications are listed in external databases such as Cristin, the available text does not provide article titles or details. However, the thematic focus suggests consistent engagement with nature-based therapies and community health strategies. No scientific awards or student advisement information is publicly detailed in the provided content.

Ingeborg contributes to academic and practical developments in public health through her affiliation with NMBU’s Department of Public Health Sciences, where she likely participates in teaching, research, and outreach related to holistic health interventions.