Science Postgraduate Degrees in the Norway

...Part-time studies This option is mainly targeted towards people already employed in the sector. Courses run across eight semesters. After autumn... Learn about: Communications Planning, Communication Training, Part Time...

...and understanding disease mechanisms. The impact of new discoveries in biomedicine is significant: we develop technology that can lower the production costs of medicine... Learn about: Staff engineer, Cell Biology, HSE consultant...

...semester Master's thesis Elective course Elective course Elective course 1. semester AST4310 – Radiative processes in astrophysics AST4320 – Cosmology... Learn about: Solar Physics, GCSE Physics...

...at UNIS on Svalbard, or as an exchange student at one of our partner Erasmus universities. GEO341 Master Level Field Course in Physical Geography... Learn about: Laboratory Methods, Project Description, Research Design...

...Environmental Protection Agency or non-governmental organizations - World Wildlife Foundation, Nature Conservation Organizations, manager of biodiversity... Learn about: Systematic theory, Tools and skills...

...field work and interactive discussions with our staff and students from around the world. As a master’s student in Biology, you study key processes and... Learn about: Programme Planning, Biological Chemistry...

...evolution Genetics and developmental biology Marine biology and limnology Molecular biology and biochemistry Toxicology and enviromental science... Learn about: Cell Biology, Developmental Biology...

...of petroleum and marine research. The programme aims to give you a broad general knowledge of geoscience, as well as research skills in your chosen specialism... Learn about: English Conversation, Programme Planning, English Language...

...Fire Safety HMS0505 – Electricity Safety HMS0503 - Laboratory Safety HSE-courses do not give credits. If you have previously passed equivalent courses... Learn about: Soft matter, Materials Chemistry, Chemistry education...

...Geometry II Differential Geometry Mathematical Analysis (requirement 60 SP) Optional subject (requirement 60 SP) You should choose subjects in consultation... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Programme Planning...

...and values needed to pose and solve current and new scientific, technological and societal challenges. Computing competence represents a central element... Learn about: Computational Science, Data analysis, Risk Analysis...

...will learn to evaluate your own results in relation to the hypothesis being tested. will learn how to read and evaluate relevant literature. With a master’s... Learn about: Professional Cookery, Professional Mechanic, Professional Writing...

...STK4021 – Applied Bayesian Analysis STK4051 – Computational statistics Specialization Database Integration and Semantic Web The following courses are recommended... Learn about: Database training, Machine Learning, Semantic Web...

...where one examines how different classes of mathematical problems can be represented and solved efficiently by using computers. An education in Applied... Learn about: Elective research, GCSE Mathematics, Computational Physics...

...safety and the environment (HSE) at the beginning of the first semester. HMS0501 – Safety and Physical Environment HMS0502 – Positive Learning Environment... Learn about: Environmental geoscience...

...Thesis topics can be drawn from fields such as behavioral ecology, biodiversity, biogeography, evolutionary biology, quantitative ecology, landscape ecology... Learn about: Management Information Systems, Statistical analysis...

...better suited to understanding the current issue. What characterizes a mathematician is a specially developed ability for analytical thinking and finding... Learn about: Mathematical aspects, Maths sharpen, GCSE Mathematics...

...scientific questions and contribute to discussions to enlighten these questions Be able to work independently and as part of a team with comprehensive...

...You can develop and apply advanced analytical, numerical and experimental methods used in physics: You can apply already acquired methods to new problems... Learn about: Medical physics, Particle Physics, Quantum Qechnology...

...and be able to put forward hypotheses and choose, adapt and perform molecular, cellular and physiological experiments to test these hypotheses... Learn about: Developmental Biology...