Norway – Master programs in Culturology

Study the Master programs in Culturology in Norway

• 13

  Universities

• 13

  Programs

• 1–2

  Years of study

• ~ $895

  Tuition fees

What is a Master's degree in Asian studies?

A Master's degree in Asian studies is aimed to develop professional skills of students for such sectors as public relations, tourism, international business, cultural studies and others, which related to Asian countries. A Master’s program of Asian studies involves deepening knowledge in history, economics, geography, languages, philosophy, sociology of the chosen region among China, Korea, Japan, South Asia, etc.

What are the undertakings of a postgraduate of a Master’s degree in Asian studies?

Postgraduates of Asian studies may conduct research in politics, economics, history, linguistics and sociology of Asian countries, write, translate and interpret articles from/to Asian languages, analyze Asian markets, coordinate work of Asian branches of international companies, and deal with foreign business partners.

Norway – Master programs in Culturology statistics

Free-Apply.com provides information about 13 Master programs in Culturology at 13 universities in Norway. Furthermore, you can choose one of 14 Bachelor programs in Culturology at 14 universities, 13 Master programs in Culturology at 13 universities, and 5 PhD programs in Culturology at 5 universities.

The largest cities offering Master programs in Culturology in Norway

Higher education statistics of the largest cities in Norway.

Norway – Average monthly personal finance statistics

• ~ $112

  Study

• ~ $960

  Rent

• ~ $508

  Grocery

• ~ $3,355

  Salary

Norway – Where to study?

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