Want to see undergraduate courses? See undergraduate degrees in Design in Norway
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Design degrees are likely to be multi-discipline, allowing you to foster your creativity within several fields such as product, environmental, industrial, engineering and experience design. You will be encouraged to develop your skill sets and work towards entering the workplace as a successful designer for the future.
Graduates of masters degrees in design can pick from careers in many fields such as product design, UX design, environmental design, graphic design and fashion design.
Your masters degree will be delivered through lectures and seminars, with a possibility of group projects. Modules you study might include:
A country located in Scandinavia, Norway is known for being forward thinking and well developed. The country has a long and interesting history, dating all the way back to the Vikings. As well as wonderful fjords, the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and other incredible scenery, Norway has a great reputation for research and follows the Bologna Process. Several of Norway's universities are consistently highly ranked in the QS World University rankings.
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