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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 €5,999, 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.
Product and System Design
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).
Ibsen Studies
The Ibsen Studies programme of the University of Oslo provides students with in-depth knowledge of the works of Henrik Ibsen and their cultural and historical context, as well as extensive training in relevant humanities research methods.
Global Health
Global Health degree offered by the University of Bergen defines Global Health broadly as an area for study, research, and practice that places a priority on improving health and achieving health equity for all people worldwide.
Linguistics
The Linguistics degree offered by the University of Bergen can make important contributions to the field of computational linguistics and language technology.
Biomedicine
Study Biomedicine in Tromsø! UIT the Arctic University of Norway offers training in contemporary and experimental methods, and gives you professional supervision on writing and presenting a master thesis.
Maritime Management
The Master of Science in Maritime Management from University of South-Eastern Norway is intended for students looking for management positions within the maritime industry, a highly international and globalized industry with a number of exciting challenges and opportunities.
Hydropower Development
Renewable hydropower will remain the most important source of electricity production in Norway. Learn more with the Hydropower Development programme at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
International Master of Landscape Architecture
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.
Maritime Engineering
The Maritime Engineering programme at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) is based on the expertise of the participating universities within naval architecture, offshore engineering and maritime engineering.
Environmental Engineering
The Environmental Engineering programme at Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) focuses on: sustainable management of impacts on the environment caused by human activities and development of new technologies to address environmental challenges.
Gender Studies
Would you like a study that opens several doors in to the labour market? The Gender Studies programme of the University of Oslo will give you the ability to work independently on central issues related to gender, feminism, gender equality, power and knowledge production.
Philosophy
By studying at the Philosophy programme of the University of Oslo, you will be a part of one of the largest and most international philosophical communities in the Nordic Countries.
Public Health Nutrition
Develop knowledge and skills needed to assess and address the extent, causes and consequences of Public Health Nutrition at Oslo Metropolitan University and nutritional challenges among different groups of the population.
Public Environmental Humanities
Public Environmental Humanities Master's Program from University of Stavanger invites you to study environmental issues through a humanities lens—and prepare for a meaningful career where you can connect cultural insight with ecological action on a global scale.
Sport Management
Do you dream of working in a management position in the sport and sport-related sector? Then this Sport Management degree at Molde University College is perfect for you!
Computational Science
The Computational Science programme of the University of Oslo aims at educating the next generation of cross-disciplinary science students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to pose and solve current and new scientific, technological and societal challenges.
Stochastic Modelling, Statistics and Risk Analysis
How does an insurance company decide how much your insurance will cost? How can you measure the risk of a financial investment, find an optimal strategy, or set the price of an option? These are some of the questions that you can learn about in the Stochastic Modelling, Statistics and Risk Analysis programme of the University of Oslo.
Logistics
The Logistics programme at Molde University College is taught entirely in English and includes students from both within and outside Europe.
Genome Science
Are you interested in how genetic and epigenetic variations in genome affect the evolution of species? Are you curious of new genome technologies and how genome science can be used to improve sustainability in food production? We offer a master degree in Genome Science at Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU).
English Literature
English Literature from UIT the Arctic University of Norway provides a comprehensive study of literature from across the Anglophone world. Courses highlight how literature shapes and is shaped by history, its relevance for contemporary issues such as climate change and conflict resolution, and its ability to challenge and refine a reader's ways of thinking.