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The '''University of Ostry''' ({{wp|Kashubian language|Ostric}}: ''Ùniwersytet Òstrsczi''; {{wp|Norwegian language|Navish}}: ''Universitetet i Ostrøy''), often shortened to '''U Ostry''', is an undergraduate-only public university and the only post-secondary institution in [[Ostry]]. Founded in 1949, the University of Ostry is focused on the educational needs of Arctic communities, and is affiliated with the larger [[University of Berke]] on mainland [[Navack]].
The '''University of Ostry''' ({{wp|Kashubian language|Ostric}}: ''Ùniwersytet Òstrsczi''; {{wp|Norwegian language|Navish}}: ''Universitetet i Ostrøy''), often shortened to '''U Ostry''', is an undergraduate-only public university and the only post-secondary institution in [[Ostry]]. Founded in 1949, the University of Ostry is focused on the educational needs of Arctic communities, and is affiliated with the larger [[University of Berke]] on mainland [[Navack]].
==History==
==History==
[[File:Algoma_University_1.JPG|thumb|upright=0.95|left|A woodcarving of Ostrins preparing to go fishing, c. 1100. The piece is now located at the National History Museum of [[Brestrand]].]] The site of the current University of Ostry first housed Saint Olaf's Church, built in 1857. The church, run by the monastic Order of St. Hedvig, burned down in 1912, after an electrical fire. The plot stayed empty until 1930, when the Order began building the Straszna Rëbna Seminary, which officially opened in 1932.
[[File:Algoma_University_1.JPG|thumb|upright=0.95|left|WIP.]] The site of the current University of Ostry first housed Saint Olaf's Church, built in 1857. The church, run by the monastic Order of St. Hedvig, burned down in 1912, after an electrical fire. The plot stayed empty until 1930, when the Order began building the Straszna Rëbna Seminary, which officially opened in 1932.


The seminary opened an orphanage within its building in 1935, which took in homeless and destitute children from around Jakóbgard. [WIP]
The seminary opened an orphanage within its building in 1935, which took in homeless and destitute children from around Jakóbgard. [WIP]

Revision as of 00:12, 25 June 2019

University of Ostry
Ùniwersytet Òstrsczi (Ostric)
Universitetet i Ostrøy (Navish)
Motto
Per scientiam, profectum
Motto in English
"Through knowledge, progress"
TypePublic
Established1949
Parent institution
University of Berke
ChancellorMaria Malinowska
RectorNjål Danielsen
Academic staff
57
Undergraduates503
Location, ,
CampusUrban
LanguageOstric, Navish
ColorsBlue, grey, white
Websitewww.uostroy.nv

The University of Ostry (Ostric: Ùniwersytet Òstrsczi; Navish: Universitetet i Ostrøy), often shortened to U Ostry, is an undergraduate-only public university and the only post-secondary institution in Ostry. Founded in 1949, the University of Ostry is focused on the educational needs of Arctic communities, and is affiliated with the larger University of Berke on mainland Navack.

History

WIP.

The site of the current University of Ostry first housed Saint Olaf's Church, built in 1857. The church, run by the monastic Order of St. Hedvig, burned down in 1912, after an electrical fire. The plot stayed empty until 1930, when the Order began building the Straszna Rëbna Seminary, which officially opened in 1932.

The seminary opened an orphanage within its building in 1935, which took in homeless and destitute children from around Jakóbgard. [WIP]

Programs

The University of Ostry offers a number of undergraduate degrees offered, with a focus on liberal arts, social sciences, and environmental sciences. As of 2019, U Ostry offers over twenty programs, including History, Business, Computer Science, and Social Work.

U Ostry also offers degrees in Arctic Studies and Environmental Science, two programs that have distinguished the institution from other schools in the region.

Archives

Student life