61 Master's degrees in Engineering & Technology in Norway

The Materials Science for Energy and Nanotechnology programme of the University of Oslo is an interdisciplinary course in physics and chemistry. Teaching has a comprehensive focus on functional groups with options for specialising in synthesis, characterisation and modelling.

Are you interested in how cities can becomes more sustainable, efficient, safe and livable? There is an increasing need for urban planners who understand sustainable urban development and design. The 2-year master program in City and Regional Planning  at University of Stavanger qualifies you to understand and shape the cities of the future.

Do you want to explore the technology behind sustainable energy solutions, as well as how to regulate energy supply that is based on hydro power? Become an expert in hydro power and power supply with this Electrical Power Engineering programme from University of South-Eastern Norway. 

This Systems Engineering (Industry) programme from University of South-Eastern Norway is not open for international applicants. Applicants without a permanent residence permit in Norway will not be considered for an interview and admission, as the industry master doesn't qualify for a visa.

This study programme provides an education in either mechanical or structural engineering, giving you the necessary engineering tools to turn challenges into opportunities.

After completing University of Oslo Master's degree in Space Systems, you will understand how the systems we use to explore space are developed within the demanding frameworks of technology, operational environment and the economy.

In the Subsea Technology programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) you will learn the technical and scientific skills necessary to tackle these and other challenges.

In everything from sun and wind to tidal waves and geothermal heat, we have energy that is renewable and widely available. The Renewable Energy Systems programme of University of Oslo aim to provide you with a solid foundation for developing the use of renewable energy systems in society. If you want a future job in the energy sector, this is the study programme for you.

The Master of Science in Data Science at the University of Stavanger is a two-year programme designed for engineering graduates. This course offers a comprehensive online learning experience that equips students with the skills needed to excel in machine learning and artificial intelligence, preparing them for a competitive job market.

The University of Bergen's Master's degree program in Energy and Process Technology builds on relevant knowledge in petroleum technology, physics, mathematics, chemistry, process, machinery, energy, statistics

This Electronics, Informatics and Technology programme from University of Oslo will give you a solid background to take part in the society's technological development.

Whether you want to work with medicine or with technology and development, a master’s in Nuclear Science from University of Oslo will help you get there.

A master's degree in mechatronics equips you with advanced technological skills and paves the way for higher-level positions in diverse industries that employ mechatronics - including manufacturing, automation, drones, energy, and offshore.

Ready to Shape the Future of Aerospace? Join the Aerospace Engineering Master’s Program at UIT the Arctic University of Norway and take your passion to new heights.

An advanced curriculum on energy law, from wellhead to burner tip, designed and structured specifically for legal professionals in the energy sector. The North Sea Energy Law programme of the University of Oslo is a part-time LL.M offered jointly by the Universities of Groningen (the Netherlands), Oslo (Norway), Aberdeen (United Kingdom) and Copenhagen (Denmark).

This master's degree programme in Global Manufacturing Management at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) are expanding your engineering expertise with a combination of courses in strategy, industrial economics, production, logistics and technology management. 

Logistics deals with the organization of the flow of products, services and information from the raw materials to the end user, and builds on a broad spectrum of academic disciplines. Join the Sustainable Energy Logistics degree at Molde University College to learn more. 

The Informatics - Robotics and Intelligent Systems programme of the University of Oslo has a focus on robotics systems and embedded systems. Especially on how to make such systems more intelligent and adaptable using programming, machine learning and other methods based in informatics. This programme will as such cover the competence needed in today's industry.

Do you want to take part in development of more efficient production processes? Would you like to learn more about how to utilize sustainable energy sources? With a degree in Process Technology from University of South-Eastern Norway you will become an expert on the design and operation of cleaner and more energy efficient process plants, both onshore and offshore.

The Cold Climate Engineering programme at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has an increasingly important role to play in order to ensure a sustainable development of the Arctic.