31 Master's degrees in Arts, Design & Architecture in Norway

Our master's programme in Popular Music gives you the opportunity to choose within one of our specialisations. There are performance-based specialisations, and a theoretical specialisation.

The Sustainable Transport and Urban Mobility programme at Molde University College focuses on analysis, challenges and problem-solving in sustainable urban and long distance transport, as well as developing the principles of key skills in the field, such as modelling, economic and policy analysis.

In this cross-disciplinary Transport and Urban Planning program at Oslo Metropolitan University, you will gain a unique insight into information and communication technology, digital tools and skills that are commonly used and in great demand in the industry, especially tools and skills related to transport land use planning, spatial planning, geographical information systems and data science.

The International Master of Landscape Architecture at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design gives students a platform of skills, competence and knowledge, based on design and research, to operate as professional landscape architects. It fosters the capacity to understand and act in diverse contexts, ranging from cities to extreme landscapes and territories.

Take your engineering skills to the next level by participating in a master's programme where you will work on real-life engineering challenges for an autonomous system prototype aimed at cleaning the ocean. Learn more with the master’s degree in Product and System Design at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

In this Theatre in Social, Participatory Art, Community and Educational programme at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, you will study in Norway, Ireland and Romania, meeting students from all around the world. 

The MFA at Trondheim Academy of Fine Art (KiT) at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) focus on studio work and corresponding theoretical practices. 

The Music, Communication and Technology programme of the University of Oslo will give you the personal skills and technical tools required to work out solutions to contemporary societal challenges in international and interdisciplinary teams.

Through the Screen Cultures programme of the University of Oslo you will study how screens – and our interaction with them – affect our experience and understanding of the world.

Scenography from Østfold University College is based on experiential artistic laboratories, productions, theory and methods, concluding in a final master project with an internal or external partner emphasizing the dialogic quality of scenography.

Performance from Østfold University College is for you who have a developed artistic practice and want to broaden your approach through research in composition and new dramaturgies in relation to live audiences.

Do you want to dive deep into innovative and creative ways to work with music? Would you like to explore cutting edge music production? While simultaneously developing your listening skills to know exactly which tools to use to get the sound you want? Then you should apply for the Creative Music Technology programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)!

Engineering Design from UIT the Arctic University of Norway emphasizes a strong understanding of the principles behind design and redesign processes - equipping students with the tools to create innovative and efficient solutions.

Students with an undergraduate degree in architecture may apply directly to the 4th year of the Master of Architecture programme at The Oslo School of Architecture and Design. Throughout the 2,5 years, students can choose among a wide variety of available studio courses in order to pursue their individual interests and tailor their professional and academic competence. 

To design good IT services, we need insight into both technologies and how they are used. In the Informatics - Design, Use, Interaction programme of the University of Oslo, you will learn to understand how today's computer systems work in practice, and you learn to use the knowledge to create tomorrow's IT solutions.

In this master’s Product Design programme at Oslo Metropolitan University you learn to take a range of roles as a designer. You will be the facilitator and the project leader of developing strategies, services, systems and product solutions. 

Study Landscape Architecture at UIT the Arctic University of Norway on a unique programme giving special emphasis to arctic/subarctic conditions. Be part of a creative environment at the Academy of Arts in Tromsø. Learn how to address the design and development of landscapes undergoing rapid change.

Work with idea development and entrepreneurship within national and international music industry.

Do you want to take your artistic skills to new heights? This Master's programme develops your musical identity while allowing you to delve deeper into what interests you the most.

The Master in Music Performance at University of Stavanger aims to further develop your artistic profile, scientific knowledge, creativity and communication skills. The program is strongly emphasising the performing aspect in the student.