Study Education Sciences in Norway

Trondheim college founded in 1947, Norway's only institution wholly dedicated to early childhood education.

Private Christian college in Bergen, Oslo and Kristiansand, known for education and leadership programmes.

Oslo college dedicated to Waldorf/Steiner pedagogy, state-accredited and state-funded.

Young university in southern Norway, in Kristiansand, known for ICT, AI and music education.

Norway's oldest and most prestigious university, founded in 1811, at the heart of Oslo.

Public university college in Halden and Fredrikstad, known for computing, languages and applied sciences.

University of applied sciences in inland Norway, strong in tourism, outdoor sports and agriculture.

University of applied sciences in western Norway, strong in marine sciences, health and education.

Research university in Norway's energy capital, renowned for petroleum, offshore engineering and GIS.

University college in Volda, cradle of Norwegian journalism education, strong in media and documentary film.

Sámi institution in Kautokeino teaching journalism, education and reindeer herding in the Sámi language.

University of central Norway, strong in aquaculture, marine bioeconomy and tourism, across seven campuses.

Public university spread across eight campuses between Oslo and the south coast, strong in applied sciences.

Large urban university in Oslo, known for health, social work, technology and social sciences.

Ås-based university of life sciences: agriculture, environment, veterinary medicine and sustainability.

Private Oslo college rooted in the Steiner tradition, known for education, psychology and health studies.

Norway's largest private specialized university, rooted in the diaconal tradition, strong in health and social work.