There is an emphasis on practice-based learning through working closely with the public sector and industry, or through the possibility of internships, field courses and field work, in Norway or abroad. The Faculty offers a vibrant, international study environment.
Programmes offered in English
Bachelor:
International Environment and Development Studies
Masters:
International Relations (2-year)
Global Development Studies (2-year)
International Environmental Studies (2-year)
Landscape Architecture for Global Sustainability (2-year)
PhD:
International Environment and Development Studies
Society, Development and Planning
Programmes offered in Norwegian
Bachelor:
Landskapsingeniør
Master:
By - og regionplanlegging (5-årig)
Landskapsarkitektur (5-årig)
Eiendom (5-årig
Eiendomsutvikling (2-årig)
Folkehelsevitenskap (2-årig)
Welcome to new students - August 2020:
Landscape architecture for global sustainability (2-year)
If you have questions about starting your studies, call the Student Information Centre (SiT): 67 23 01 11. For academic questions, contact the relevant study advisor by email: | |
| Bachelor International Environment & Development Studies (B-IDS) Masters Public Health Science (M-FOL) |
Jørn Kongsten Brevik |
| Bachelor Landscape Engineering (B-LI) Masters Landscape Architecture (M-LA) |
Anne Svinddal |
| Master in International Environmental Studies (M-IES) Masters International Relations (M-IR) Masters Global Development Studies (M-DS) |
Anette Virtanen |
| Masters Urban & Regional Planning (M-BYREG) Masters Global Landscape Architecture (M-GLA) |
Monica Vestvik |
| Masters Property (M-EIE) Masters Property Development (M-EUTV) |
Konstantin Anchin |