Tin was supposed to hold a short presentation on coworking spaces for the property & law students, which turned into a 4-hour long seminar. The topic was related to various real estate practices, business models, brands, societal ideals and other tendencies etc.

Tin participated and gave critique to all different projects, sites from Bjerke, Oslo to city centre in Ås. The students were to present their projects so far, with various site-specific tensions in terms of social, spatial, urban economic understanding etc. a product of an interdisciplinary teams (landscape architecture, urban & regional planning and property & law).

Tin to hold a lecture for the students on how to develop concepts in urban competitions/parallel commissions. Tin differentiated between the expected and the unexpected aspects within each project, pointing out the hallmarks of what makes an entry stand out.

Tin has been employed at SITRAP - Center for Integrated, Transdisciplinary Education in Planning. The center’s overarching goal is to improve teaching methods and transdisciplinary practices among students within the field of planning - through incorporating academia and practice early on.

Tin participates and comments on the students’ projects at Tverrfaglig Masterklasse. The course is led my Elin Børrud and for many the midcrit signifies the moment of truth. Through their common case study Kristiansand, students of different professional backgrounds can more easily relate to one another and partake in each other’s discourses/master theses.

Tin has been employed at SITRAP - Center for Integrated, Transdisciplinary Education in Planning. The center’s overarching goal is to improve teaching methods and transdisciplinary practices among students within the field of planning - through incorporating academia and practice early on.

Tin held his first lecture at NMBU on his own experiences of writing a master thesis. Although his work would go on the become an award-winning thesis, it was not without hickups, doubt nor was it pitch perfect - a myth Tin firmly shot down.