Ingeborg Ulvund

Ingeborg Ulvund is a Senior Lecturer at Molde University College, affiliated with the Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Care and the Department of Health and Social Sciences. She holds academic roles including Course Leader for Public Health in the Bachelor of Nursing program and oversees student exchange initiatives. Her professional background spans clinical practice as a nurse and midwife (1982–2012) and university teaching (2000–present).

• Academic Positions:
  • Senior Lecturer (2017–present)
  • Associate Professor (2019)
  • University Lecturer in Health Sciences, NTNU (2005)
• Education:
  • Bachelor of Nursing, Aker College of Nursing (1982)
  • Midwife Certification, Bergen University College (1994)

Research interests focus on nursing education, clinical placements in low-resource settings, and phenomenological approaches to healthcare. Notable studies include international clinical experiences for nursing students, HIV burden in low-income countries, and maternal healthcare practices in Ethiopia. Collaborations include Hawassa University and global health projects.

Publications span nursing education methodologies, global health challenges, and qualitative studies on healthcare practices. Key contributions include exploring HIV stigma in Ethiopia and the impact of international clinical training.