241 Degree Programs in Norway

The international Master’s programme in Materials Science and Chemical Engineering at NTNU is designed for students who want to dive deep into the science behind advanced materials and chemical processes, and apply this knowledge to solve real-world challenges.

The Master's programme provides an in-depth understanding of the key issues shaping the field of peace and conflict studies. It offers critical and interdisciplinary insights into the nature, causes, and effects of conflict, as well as strategies for building peace and restoring confidence in institutions within conflict-affected societies. The programme actively recruits students from both Nordic and non-Nordic countries, fostering cross-cultural teaching and learning experiences.

Do you want to work with drawing, animation, game development, and 3D visualisation? Study in Norway's most vibrant, collaborative, and innovative community for games and technologies, where you get to learn from experienced supervisors, artists, and industry professionals.

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).

The international Master’s programme in Chemistry and Ecotoxicology at NTNU is designed for students who want to explore the molecular world and its impact on the environment. Whether you're passionate about organic synthesis, theoretical chemistry, or the effects of pollutants on ecosystems, this programme offers a unique combination of advanced chemistry and environmental science.

Do you wish to dive into an area of physics and work independently with a thesis in a specialisation you think is exciting? Our MSc Physics will provide you with this opportunity, and we can offer these in several fields of study.

Society depends on electricity. Cars, trains and ships are electrified, and consumers can produce electricity themselves. We expect electricity when we need electricity. This creates new challenges for the power system. The entire electrical infrastructure must be further developed and maintained for efficient and reliable energy supply.

The Master in Digital Communication and Culture is an interdisciplinary flexible master’s degree for students interested in digital culture, media, language, and texts, and interested in a career in the rapidly changing landscapes of media, business, public sector, or education.

This One-Year program in Norwegian Language and Society is a perfect start if you are qualified for and want to continue at one of the Three-Year bachelor's degrees in Engineering or the Two-Year Master's degree program in Integrated Building Technology at the Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology in Narvik.

Master in Physics gives you the opportunity to work within a large variety of applied physics.

The program is well suited for students who wish to study language from a comparative perspective. The program places special emphasis on the formal aspects of grammar, in particular syntax and phonology. The approach to these disciplines relies on comparative studies of many languages.

Why do Indigenous peoples share historical and contemporary experiences across the globe, despite their diversity? How does colonisation and decolonisation illuminate both particularities and commonalities of Indigenous peoples’ relations to states and majority societies? Our master’s programme in Indigenous Studies provides a multidisciplinary approach to understanding Indigenous issues. Designed to develop academic and practical skills, enhance critical thinking, and build knowledge, this program prepares students to fill an important role in an increasingly globalised world. We welcome students from both Indigenous and non-Indigenous backgrounds, creating an exciting cross-cultural teaching and learning environment.

Students taking the Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Law of the Sea will gain a specialist and in-depth understanding of the law of the sea, opening up a wide range of career opportunities. The programme is taught by experts (both UiT/Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea (NCLOS) academic staff and other invited distinguished scholars and practitioners) with high level academic and practical experience in the law of the sea.