Tin (deputy rep.) was called to his first faculty board meeting, as the representative for the temporary employees were out of town. It is still unknown if anything can be disclosed on this homepage, other than some overarching topics.

Finally, the day has come for the students’ graduation day, where they present and defend their thesis, and hopefully graduate with flying colors. Tin has supervised three master theses in property development. In a sense, it is an equally important day for the supervisor as it is for the student.

Tin was elected as the deputy member for the period of 2022/2023, representing the temps in research/teaching positions at LANDSAM. He was headhunted for the position, and rose to the occasion by rallying a campaign with slogans in the final hours of the election - narrowly losing out to Gry Rustad Pettersen by less than one vote.

Tin will present his PhD with the tentative title, ‘Proptech and its implications on early-stage property development’. Proptech mirrors the existing business practices in the real estate industry, and as a result there is a proptech for every activity that exist in the industry.

This course examines the most challenging aspects of scholarly writing and publishing. The personal and contextual aspects of becoming an academic writer are considered, and effective writing strategies and practices are addressed.