First, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology graduate application conditions
Postgraduate application requirements require students to hold undergraduate diploma and bachelor's degree certificate, and have relevant professional background. Undergraduate GPA is not less than 3.5, IELTS requires a total score of 6.5 or above, or TOEFL is not less than 85. The undergraduate application conditions of Norwegian University of Science and Technology require students to graduate from high school with an average score of 80 or above, or to complete a one-year preparatory course with an IELTS score of 6.0 or a TOEFL score of 80 or above.
Second, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology Master of English Teaching Program
Master of Engineering, Architecture, Science and Medicine
Master of biology
Master of biotechnology
master of chemical engineering
Master of chemistry
Master of Communication Technology (Master of Science)
Master of electrical engineering
Master of Electronic System Design
Master of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
Master of Science in Geological Technology and Geological Hazards (MSc)
Master of global health
Master of global manufacturing management
Hydropower Development (Master of Science) Master of Water Resources and Hydropower Development
industrial design
Master of industrial ecology
Informatics informatics
Master of coastal technology
Materials Science and Engineering (Master of Science)
Mathematical science
Master of molecular medicine
Master of Natural Gas Technology (Master of Science)
Master of Natural Resources Management
Master of neuroscience
Master of marine resources
Master of petroleum engineering
Master of petroleum geosciences
Master of physics
Physical activity and health Physical activity and health
master of science in project management
Master of science in reliability, availability, maintainability and safety.
Master of sustainable architecture
Master of Sustainable Energy
Master of Urban Ecological Planning
Master of Computer Science Application
Master of Information Security (Master of Science)
Master of interactive design
Master of sustainable manufacturing
Master of product and system design
Master of ship design
Master of Simulation and Visualization
Master of Music, Communication and Technology
Master's degree in humanities, business, arts and social sciences
Master of International Business and Marketing
Master of Dance Studies in Northern Europe (no-ma-ds).
Master of Science in Globalization and Sustainable Development
Master of European Studies in European Studies
Master of English Linguistics and Language Acquisition
Master of Childhood Studies
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) (application deadline: 1 February)
Third, the professional setting of Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Norwegian University of Science and Technology has seven departments: Architecture and Fine Arts Department, Science and Technology Engineering Department, Art Department, Natural Science and Technology Department, Information Technology Department, Mathematics and Electronic Engineering Department and Social Science and Technology Management Department. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology offers undergraduate, master and doctoral courses, such as African studies, applied linguistics, archaeology, art history, fine arts, biology, chemistry, comparative literature, comparative religion, French, geography, geology, physics, political economy, politics, psychology, chemical engineering, mathematics, medical technology, molecular medicine, neuroscience and other sustainable energy systems, hydraulic development research and condensed matter physics.
Fourth, the introduction of popular majors.
Geography discipline specialty-philosophy in social change
Master of Philosophy in Social Change, specializing in geography.
Requirements: Bachelor degree or above in geography, or equivalent in social science (including development science). TOEFL 550, IELTS 6.0 or above.
Development of Master of Science Program in Hydropower Development
Admission requirements: 2-3 years relevant working experience; Resignation letter; Those who have obtained bachelor's or bachelor's degree certificates in social sciences for no more than 65,438+00 years will give priority to those who apply for civil engineering, [65,438+0] hydraulic engineering or other related majors. Applicants who have obtained relevant master's degrees will not be accepted.
Major: Petroleum Engineering &; Petroleum geoscience
Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering and Engineering. Petroleum geoscience
Admission requirements: 2-3 years relevant working experience; Resignation letter; TOEFL 500, IELTS 5.0 or above. Bachelor degree or bachelor degree; Applicants who have not received formal education but have been engaged in this job for many years may also consider admission. Students will be tested for their professional knowledge within one week of their arrival at school, and at the same time, during the first semester, they will receive eight short-term courses in the evening.
Professional power engineering
Master of Science in Electric Power Engineering
Entry requirements: 2-5 years relevant working experience, bachelor's degree or bachelor's degree in related major.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Advantages of Norwegian University of Science and Technology
1. The English penetration rate in Norway is over 90%, and most master's courses in Norwegian University of Science and Technology are taught in English, so there is no language barrier for international students. At the same time, the school provides free Norwegian courses, which provides students with a good opportunity to integrate into Norway.
2. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology has cooperative relations with many well-known schools in the world. Students have the opportunity to apply to the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Sydney, Imperial College London and the National University of Singapore for six months to one year.
3. Because studying in Norway is free of tuition, and universities in Sweden, Denmark and Finland begin to charge tuition, a large number of students apply for Norway, so the competition is fierce. Although the consumption in Norway is extremely high, students' annual living expenses are about 90,000 due to tuition exemption.