57 Master's degrees offered by the university

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.

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 University of Oslo offers a Master of Science degree in Data Science, designed to be completed over a duration of two years. This programme equips students with essential skills in data analysis, integrating mathematics, statistics, and informatics to prepare them for the evolving data landscape.

The new Modern International and Transnational History programme of the University of Oslo challenges its students to explore international and transnational processes, institutions and movements from multiple perspectives.

Are you fascinated by how minor changes in DNA can change the properties of single cells, plants, animals and humans and how such changes have contributed to the evolution of different species? Then the Bioscience programme of the University of Oslo is well suited for you.

Language and cultural skills are in demand and form an important part of today's increasingly internationalized labor. The European Languages programme of the University of Oslo provides you with in-depth expertise in a European language, while allowing you to immerse yourself in linguistic, literary or cultural and community oriented issues.

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.

A unique opportunity to study the world of the Vikings and the Icelandic sagas. The Viking and Medieval Norse Studies programme of the University of Oslo should appeal to students with a broad range of interests in the fields of Viking and Medieval Scandinavia. Students will be given the opportunity to study in two of the Nordic countries.

What is it that makes the universe expand faster? How were the super massive black holes in galaxies formed? These are some of the questions you can explore as a student in the Astronomy programme of the University of Oslo.

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).

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.

In the Linguistics programme of the University of Oslo you can study both similarities and differences in how languages are structured, how they work and how they vary.

The Classical Studies programme of the University of Oslo offers two language options: Greek and Latin. In the course of your studies, you will acquire knowledge about language and texts on an advanced level. Thus, your knowledge about Greek and Roman culture will increase.

The Viking and Medieval Studies programme of the University of Oslo offers the opportunity to investigate the European Viking and Middle Ages, with a focus on the North Sea area, through in-depth study of relevant textual sources and/or material artefacts from philological, historical and archaeological perspectives.

University of Oslo master's programme Digitalization in the Health Sector teaches competence in developing ICT solutions, and you learn strategies and processes for introducing and using information systems in the health sector.

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.

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.