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Masters Degrees in Norway
We have 11 Masters Degrees in Norway
With the opportunity to conduct research in the Arctic and examine phenomena such as the aurora borealis, Norway is an exciting destination for postgraduate study abroad. What's more, Masters degrees in Norway are usually free.
Why study a Masters in Norway?
Like other parts of Scandinavia, Norway is a land of contrasts, with high-tech modern cities surrounded by miles and miles of unspoilt tundra. The country is also famous for its beautiful coastal fjords and for stunning local wildlife, including wild reindeer. As a Masters student in Norway you'll have the opportunity to study the geography, history and preservation of this unique part of the world - or pursue a range of other academic subjects at internationally renowned universities.How popular is Masters study abroad in Norway?
Norway is a popular study abroad destination within the Scandinavian region and welcomes around 9,500 international students - many of them enrolled on Masters degrees and other postgraduate programmes.How long is a Masters degree in Norway?
Most Norwegian Masters degree programmes are two years long, with the Norwegian academic year running between August and June.How much does it cost to study a Masters in Norway?
There are no tuition fees for Masters degrees in Norway, but students do pay a small semester fee of NOK 300-600 (between €31 and €62). This applies to all students, regardless of nationality.Are Norwegian Masters degrees taught in English?
English is widely spoken in Norway and many of the country's Masters degrees are offered as English-language programmes. Some courses may be delivered in Norwegian, however. You should be able to find more information on language requirements in the individual course listings below.Will I need a visa to study a Masters in Norway?
Most students will need to apply for a residence permit in order to study a Masters in Norway (exceptions apply to citizens of other Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Sweden). The exact documents required for a permit will depend on your nationality.Learn more about studying a Masters in Norway
For further information on studying a Masters abroad in Norway, see our dedicated study guide. This includes information on the Norwegian university system and postgraduate application requirements as well as a more detailed overview of the Norwegian student immigration and visa system. You can also read our guide to living as an international student in Norway for advice on finding accommodation, managing living costs and working whilst studying abroad.
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Master's in Assessment, Measurement and Evaluation
University of Oslo
Faculty of Educational Sciences
In everyday life, work, sports, and research, we are constantly comparing and ranking people and their achievements by means of tests, assessments, and evaluations. Read more
Master's in Business Analysis and Performance Management
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The Business Analysis and Performance Management (BUS) major provides students with insights into how value creation in firms and organisations can be measured, analysed and managed in the best possible way. Read more
Master's in Business Analytics
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
Business analytics is the application of quantitative analytical tools for the purpose of value creation in business. Read more
Master's in Economic Analysis
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The Economic Analysis (ECO) major will give you a solid background to work as a specialist, advisor or manager within various lines of business and organizations, and especially for jobs that require insights and analytical competence at a high professional level. Read more
Master's in Economics
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The Master's programme in Economics teaches tools to analyse markets and industries and the economic challenges facing private business, public institutions and international organisations. Read more
Master's in Education
University of Oslo
Faculty of Educational Sciences
Do you want to learn more about higher education policy and student learning? Are you curious about how children and youth experience and shape social change? The international Master’s in Education offers two specialisations; one with a focus on higher education and the other on education and social change. Read more
Master's in Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The objective of the Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment major (ENE) is to educate the next generation of interdisciplinary leaders in the fields of energy, natural resources, sustainability and the environment. Read more
Master's in Financial Economics
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The Financial Economics major at NHH prepares you for a wide range of outstanding career opportunities within financial services, consulting and auditing. Read more
Master's in Marketing and Brand Management
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
Innovating, building and managing strong brands is key to gaining competitive advantage and long-term profitability for products, services, companies and organisations. Read more
Master's in Special Needs Education
University of Oslo
Faculty of Educational Sciences
Education is one of the crucial arenas in which we can overcome social inequalities. The international Master's in Special Needs Education is a step towards a job committed to improve the quality of life of people with special needs and to promote social justice in local communities. Read more
Master's in Strategy and Management
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc
The study of strategy is fundamentally about understanding why some businesses succeed while others do not. Read more
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