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306 Master's degrees in Norway
When considering higher education in Norway, it's important to understand the tuition fee landscape. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €5,924, offers a glimpse into the more affordable options available. Meanwhile, the typical tuition fee, indicated by the €18,026, provides a benchmark for what most students might expect to pay. On the higher end, the €27,807 highlights the premium programmes that come with a steeper price tag. It's also worth noting that a significant 1% of programmes are designed to be accessible to a wide range of students. Additionally, the growing trend of digital learning is reflected in the 2% of programmes offered online, providing flexible learning options for international students.
Geographies of Sustainable Development
Our planet is facing increasing climate changes and sustainability challenges. The Geographies of Sustainable Development degree offered by the University of Bergen gives you the framework, theories and practices to work out research-based ways to solve some of the most important issues today.
Earth Science
The Earth Science degree offered by the University of Bergen takes advantage of Western Norway’s unique environment for different types of field geology, ranging from Quaternary and glacial geology to Precambrian orogenic and magmatic processes.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management
As a student in the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management programme of the University of Oslo student you will develop the necessary entrepreneurial abilities to succeed in such an environment, whether you want to help transform existing companies, dream of starting your own venture, or simply want to expand your career horizon.
International Community Health
The International Community Health programme of the University of Oslo prepares you to participate in community-based health promotion and disease prevention research with a focus mainly on middle and low-income societies. You are encouraged to use research findings to improve the quality and effectiveness of community health action.
Biology
Biology degree offered by the University of Bergen, you study key processes and typical patterns in the ecosystems. From flora and fauna characteristics to habitats and organisms, their biology and ecology.
Maritime Law
Transport at sea - what happens when something goes wrong? If you are curious about the rules and regulations that govern the shipping industry and want to learn more about the legal side of this international business, then the Maritime Law programme of the University of Oslo is for you.
Visual and Multimodal Anthropology
Are you passionate about culture, society, and the environment? Join UIT the Arctic University of Norway's Master program in Visual and Multimodal Anthropology to conduct impactful ethnographic research and learn documentary filmmaking.
System Dynamics
The System Dynamics degree offered by the University of Bergen studies how and why things change over time.
Biology
Are you curious about the natural world, from genes to ecosystems? Do you want to conduct research that matters both scientifically and socially? Study Biology at UIT the Arctic University of Norway.
Music Performance
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.
Marine and Offshore Technology
The world needs engineers to develop smart and sustainable technologies for the marine and offshore industries. Would you like to contribute to the green transition and the future of the blue economy?
Multimedia and Game Technologies
Do you have a bachelor’s degree in multimedia, academic e-sports, or a related field, and wish to further develop your skills in using various digital tools, e-learning solutions, and new technologies? Then the master’s programme in multimedia and game technologies might be the right choice for you.
Molecular Medicine
Do you want to contribute to improving human health by developing "tomorrows medicine"? If so, Molecular Medicine programme at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is an excellent choice for you.
Mathematics
The Mathematics programme of the University of Oslo is based on the bachelor's programmes Mathematics with Informatics and Mathematics and Economics.
Asia and Middle East Studies
The Asia and Middle East Studies programme of the University of Oslo offers a combination of higher degree studies in the languages, cultures, societies and histories of Asia and the Middle East.
Software Engineering
The Software Engineering degree offered by the University of Bergen is a joint degree program together with the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, that will give a solid scientific background and practical skills in software engineering.
Information Security
Our technological everyday life is vulnerable and requires an increased focus on information security. This is a condition for successful digitalization, increased interaction, and reliable information. Learn more with the master’s degree programme in Information Security at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Applied Computer Science
Would you like to improve the way humans work together with technology? You can learn how to master the technology to develop applications, tools, and systems for digital media applications. We offer a master degree in Applied Computer Science at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Chemistry
Do you like to understand how the world around us is constructed, right down to its tiniest constituents? The Chemistry programme of the University of Oslo enables you to study a wide range of issues in depth. You can choose everything from producing new matter and materials, conducting tests, investigations and analyses, to modelling and simulating chemical processes and reactions.
Development, Environment and Cultural Change
What are the key systemic causes of the so-called Anthropocene era, how are different lives lived under this new planetary condition, and what are the main challenges in creating more sustainable futures? These are some of the questions you can explore in the Development, Environment and Cultural Change programme of the University of Oslo.