Kick professor meiner, he received professional help – asks for a job interview for "inquisition" – NRK Møre og Romsdal – local news, television and radio

A year ago, the history teacher was sacked from the University of Stavanger.

Part of the reason Langeland had to leave should have been that he had sent serious sex messages to several female students. "Do you like rimming?" Ended in a message sent by Langeland.

"He is not keeping his promise and shows that he is ineffective in a teaching situation," commented one of the students who had collected the messages Langeland had sent to others.

No, Langeland is again looking for a job, but up to now, it is as bad.

"It was like an inquisition, or a lawyer if you wish, Langeland will inform NRK of the interview he had made at Høgskolen i Volda this fall.

– Best professional qualification

Following the interview with Khrono, who mentioned the case for the first time, Langeland applied for scientific posts at Volda University College, NTNU Trondheim, Agder University and Tromsø University. (Arctic University of Norway). He had none.

But it's mostly the application process around the Associate Professor position in Modern History at University College Volda Langeland that reacts the most.

First of all, when Langeland did not call an interview, despite the fact that the committee of experts described him as the most qualified professional. According to Khrono, it was between anna:

– A true profession of professional

Nils Rune Langeland wins the NRK Award, which the research association insists on being interviewed, probably for last fall.

But because of Langeland, it was a very embarrassing affair, where he had to answer a series of unpleasant questions, among others, about what had happened when he was working at Stavanger University. .

The question was that it seemed wrong, regardless of what he replied, tell Langeland.

"I mean that the Volda episode shows that I've had a real job, winning the title at 54 years old.

He returns to the Rector of Háskólinn in Volda, Johann Roppen. In an email to NRK, the group says it wants to respond to Langeland's criticism:

– regret very little

After the dismissal of Nils Rune Langeland from the University of Stavanger, he filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Education.

The case will be settled by the Oslo District Court on December 10th.

"I do not want to go back to Stavanger, but I want to cancel the leave, which will be useful when I work forward, Langeland wins.

– Do not you regret anything you did as a professor at the University of Stavanger?

"I have made some mistakes, but I regret very little.I do not conflict with colleagues or students in Stavanger.