Bachelor in International Environment and Development Studies
Why study International Environment and Development Studies? Because you are interested in poverty and injustice.Because you want to understand how environment, culture, trade and politics influence...
View ArticleEuropean Master of Science in Radioecology
Why study Radioecology? There is an urgent need of university trained candidates within nuclear sciences, including radioecology. Radioecology is a key research area ranging from nuclear sources to...
View ArticleMaster of Science in Ecology
Why study Ecology? It is a key component in understanding global environmental challenges. There is a growing concern over the human impact on the environment. The need for ecologists has never been...
View ArticleImportant information for applicants to two-year master programmes at UMB
Now that you have registered your application, please read the following information regarding the next steps of the admission process.
View ArticleMaster of Science in International Relations
Why study International Relations?You are interested in international solutions to current global challenges.You want a theoretical and practical understanding of the interaction between nations.
View ArticleMaster of Science in Economics
Why study Economics? * You get extensive training in economic theory and analysis, in accordance with national and international standards.* You study at one of Norway's leading schools in...
View ArticleMaster of Science in Bioinformatics and Applied Statistics
Why study Bioinformatics and Applied Statistics?Modern biotechnology depends on bioinformatics for the analysis and categorisation of data.There is a great demand for bioinformatical and statistical...
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ECTS Study Programmes offered at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB)
View ArticleInformation for prospective students
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB) currently offers 13 international master programmes and one international bachelor programme for self-financing students, where the medium of instruction is...
View ArticleGeneral information for students
General practical information for students about Student life in Norway, Services, Academic affairs, Student organisations etc.
View ArticleAbout the Norwegian University of Life Sciences
If there is something you are wondering about before or during the application process, below you will find links to basic information about UMB. These can assist in making plans for your studies.
View ArticleDegrees offered at UMB
Norwegian higher education has been reformed in accordance with agreements reached through the Bologna process.
View ArticleImportant Information for Applicants to Non-degree Studies at UMB
Now that you have registered your application, please read the following information regarding the next steps of the admission process.
View ArticleApplication for non-degree studies
If you live in Norway and have an 11 digit Norwegian identification number, please continue reading this page. If you are a resident outside Norway, please read our pages regarding Free Movers here.
View ArticleFirst-time Study Permit
New international students (only non-EEA nationals) should apply for a Norwegian study permit (also called a residence permit) as soon as possible after admission is granted.
View ArticleNordic Master in Aquatic Food Production Safety and Quality (AQFood)
AQFood focuses on production of aquatic food throughout the entire production and food supply chain, linking primary production including aquaculture and wild catch with processing and distribution to...
View ArticleLanguage requirements
Below you will find an overview of the language requirements for admission to study programmes at UMB.
View ArticleEarly admission
Applicants who can document need for early admisison, may receive the result of their application in May. To receive the result this early, one must apply before 15 April and be academically qualified...
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