This academic year featured a lunch lecture from a company and a naprapathy-themed quiz walk at the School of Naprapathy.

Recruitment Day
In early December, the school held a recruitment day, which they have done previously this academic year, as it is usually held in the spring.
On this day, various companies visit the school to talk about their businesses and products. This day is important for all parties, as companies get to showcase themselves and students can talk to potential future employers. It also serves as a hub where various contacts are made and collaborations begin. The different companies talk to each other to build networks and hear about the situation at different locations. The companies come from various parts of the country as well as from Norway.
The Swedish Naprapathic Association was on-site to answer questions and provide information. The Norwegian Naprapathic Association was not present this time, but they did participate in last spring's recruitment day.
In the evening, the student union organizes an after-work pub at the school, where companies are welcome to join to network further with the students. This time, the Swedish Naprapathic Association participated and provided hot dogs and beer to help build more connections.

Seminar

The school's research board also occasionally hosts seminars where guest speakers are invited to give a talk about their research and professional life.
In December, Nathan Weiss came to talk about manual therapists during the COVID pandemic. Last year, Martin Asker gave a lecture about his career, which provides inspiration and passion for the students.

Naprapathy student, 2nd year