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Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) · Bergen
Two-year interdisciplinary master's in Sogndal on how climate change affects society and nature and how to manage the transition: climate policy and behaviour, climate models and projections, energy systems, land-use planning with flood and landslide risk, and nature-based solutions. Taught in blocks (one subject at a time) with fieldwork, ending with a master's thesis.
Bachelor's degree with a specialisation relevant to climate and environment studies, from the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, technology or engineering (for example energy and environmental science, governance and policy, green technology, geosciences and natural hazards).
Your bachelor's degree must also meet Norway's general rules for your country. Check the rules for your country.
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Not open to applicants from outside the EU/EEA for 2027. HVL's fee page lists NOK 260,000 per year for this course (academic year not stated). EU/EEA citizens pay no tuition.
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