Master’ degree in citizenship and co-operation

Master | Part-time | 4 years

Stavanger

Do you want competence that promotes social inclusion and cohesion, while maintaining sustainable welfare services for all? This master's program is aimed at professionals, administrative personnel, and leaders working in health and welfare within municipal, state, private, or non-profit services, as well as educational activities.

Also available as a ful-time study

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About the programme

Stavanger

Application start February 1, 2024

Application deadline

Start date August 19, 2024

ECTS Credits 120

Supported by Lånekassen Yes

Duration 4 year

Language of instruction Norwegian
Tuition Fee
Semester fee NOK 590
Copy fee/student council NOK 320
Tuition fees NOK 8655
Administration fee NOK 39
Total per semester NOK 9604
Admission requirements

Admission requirements Stavanger
A bachelor’s degree or three-year university college degree in healthcare, social and welfare studies. Applicants with a degree of the same scope in educational science or social sciences can be admitted after an individual assessment. You may also apply on the basis of prior learning and work experience.