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Studying Master of Science
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) refers to a postgraduate academic master's degree and is nowadays awarded by most European universities as well as universities world-wide. In combination with a 3-year or 4-year bachelor programme Master programmes replace old five-year programmes such as the German Diplom or the Dutch doctorandus.
The study duration of a Master's programme differs. There are 1-year as well as 2-year Master programmes offered. According to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) on average 30 credits each semester have to be achieved.
A one-year programme has therefore typically 60 ECTS, a two-year programme 120 ECTS accordingly. In order to receive a Master of Science, the completion of a scientific thesis as part of the Master studies is required in most of the cases. The Master of Science (M. Sc.) is mainly awarded to students of universities in the areas of natural sciences, humanities (i.e. social sciences), business sciences, engineering sciences, mathematics and informatics.
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294 Master of Science Master's degrees in Norway
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Optics and Atomic Physics The Master's programme in Optics and Atomic Physics at the University of Burgen gives a broad basic...
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Business - QTEM Masters Network The Business - QTEM Masters Network at BI Norwegian Business School is an international network bringing...
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Topology The Master programme in Topology at University of Bergen provides a general background in mathematics, with a...