Norway – Master programs in Engineering

Study the Master programs in Engineering in Norway

• 11

  Universities

• 11

  Programs

• 1–2

  Years of study

• ~ $604

  Tuition fees

Who is a Master in Materials Science & Engineering?

Master of Materials Science and Engineering is an undergraduate who has studied solid-state physics, chemistry, metallurgy, and engineering in order to discover and design new solid materials to be used in aeronautical, civil, agricultural, as well as electrical engineering, in areas such as biomaterials, and nanotechnology.

What are the tasks of a Master's undergraduate of Materials Science & Engineering?

The tasks of a materials scientist and engineer include the development of materials (ceramics, biomaterials, semiconductors, polymers), planning and performing experiments and computer modelling, as well as conducting hands-on operations of laboratory equipment, along with preparing technical or scientific reports, plus testing and characterizing properties of materials, and analyzing experimental data.

Norway – Master programs in Engineering statistics

Free-Apply.com provides information about 11 Master programs in Engineering at 11 universities in Norway. Furthermore, you can choose one of 12 Bachelor programs in Engineering at 12 universities, 11 Master programs in Engineering at 11 universities, and 5 PhD programs in Engineering at 5 universities.

The largest cities offering Master programs in Engineering in Norway

Higher education statistics of the largest cities in Norway.

Norway – Average monthly personal finance statistics

• ~ $112

  Study

• ~ $960

  Rent

• ~ $508

  Grocery

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  Salary

Norway – Where to study?

The most popular student cities in Norway.