278 Degree Programs in Norway

Are you curious about the natural world, from genes to ecosystems? Do you want to conduct research that matters both scientifically and socially? Here’s why UiT is the perfect place for your master’s degree: Unique Location: Study north of the Arctic Circle, surrounded by stunning landscapes and ecosystems. Hands-On Learning: Access Arctic marine and terrestrial habitats, which serve as our "living laboratories." Modern Facilities: Learn and research in one of Norway’s most advanced campuses, with cutting-edge tools for basic and applied science. Supportive Community: Be part of an academic environment that encourages exploration and discovery. Start your Arctic biology journey today!

The Bachelor's in Film and TV Production will let you learn every technique and aspect of Film and TV production, you will create industry-level content and qualify to work in media houses, TV companies, production houses, digital information communication and the media industry in general.

Explore the geology and ecology of western Norway! From Mountain to Fjord is an environmental course focusing on interdisciplinary natural science with a main emphasis on the geology and ecology of Western Norway.

he National Joint PhD Programme in Nautical Operations is organised as a joint degree between the following four national higher education institutions offering professional maritime education: UiT the Arctic University of Norway (UiT), University of South-Eastern Norway (USN), Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL), Norwegial University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

Do you want to study at a marine biology university in Norway, and get a solid foundation for your further career, both nationally and internationally with a master’s in marine science?

As a master student in geosciences at UiT The Arctic University of Norway you can choose among a large variety of topics that are relevant for the future of society. You can choose topics related to past and present climate change, environmental geology, terrestrial and marine geohazards, the formation of mountain chains, as well as the formation and distribution of natural resources.

Nordic urban planning has recently become the focus of intensified interest from urbanists worldwide who are seeking to learn from innovative approaches to sustainability, liveability, mobility, ‘smart’ cities, empowerment, welfare and more. This program provides a unique opportunity to study such approaches to planning cities and urban life in a global context with leading researchers from the universities of Roskilde (Denmark), Malmö (Sweden) and Tromsø (The Arctic University of Norway).

Linguistics is the science of human language and language use. Europe and Norway are becoming increasingly multilingual, and linguistic knowledge is becoming increasingly valuable for understanding language learning, language use and language difficulties throughout life.

The academic contents of the program are geared towards modern issues in mathematics and statistics, and towards the appliance of mathematics and statistics in technology and other natural sciences. The candidates will gain relevant skills within programming, data processing, analytical problem solving and quantitative analysis.

The LL.M. program aims to broaden the traditional approach to the Law of the Sea from jurisdictional issues to also include substantial law such as conservation and sustainable use of biological resources and protection of biodiversity and the environment. Although the program of study has a clear global profile, it also has a distinct Arctic dimension.

Public health is about improving the health of communities through education, policy-making, and research. The newly revised MPH-program equips you with essential research and data analysis skills to address today’s pressing health challenges at local, regional, and global levels. You will gain expertise in epidemiology, health systems management, health policies, biostatistics, global- and environmental health, and resource allocation, making this program highly relevant for a range of job markets.

Drones, AI, and virtual worlds rely on computer technology. With a master's in Applied Computer Science, you can help address sustainability, healthcare, education, safety, and tech challenges. Make a difference by studying Master of Applied Computer Science in Narvik.

The PhD program in the humanities and social sciences offers a research programme that qualifies candidates for work in academia or other areas in which there is a strong demand for scientific insight and analytical thinking. The research programme is offered in a range of subjects and has different areas of specialisation.

The PhD programme in Health Sciences is a structured research education and consists of independent research work with a doctoral thesis (150 credits) and a training component (30 credits). The programme is standardized to a three-year duration, extended to four years for mandatory duties. Part-time study is possible, with a requirement that at least 50% of the working hours will be dedicated to the PhD programme.

The Bachelor's in Digital Forensics and Incident Response trains you to be a digital detective. The programme combines DFIR to investigate the 'who, what, where, and when' in complex digital environments, preparing you for careers in digital forensics and incident response with organisations, cybersecurity firms, and law enforcement.

This programme will provide you with a diverse range of game design skills and the knowledge needed to succeed in the industry. You will have the opportunity to build a portfolio that opens doors in an exciting and ever-evolving field. The programme prepares you for immediate entry into the gaming industry, with a strong portfolio to boost your job prospects upon graduation.

Become the bridge between software development and IT operations. Learn to automate, deploy, and manage modern cloud-based systems, and gain the hands-on DevOps skills companies need to deliver reliable digital services.