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Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) · Ås
Interdisciplinary, project-based master's on analysing and changing food systems, with three specialisations: agroecological transformation, circular urban agriculture, and food systems analysis. A double-degree option with ISARA (Lyon) is available.
Bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in a relevant field such as agriculture, food science, nutrition, environmental and natural resource management, biology, social sciences, economics or technology. Other fields may be considered with documented relevant competence and strong motivation.
Your bachelor's degree must also meet Norway's general rules for your country. Check the rules for your country.
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Create an account or sign inNOK 150,000 per year (60 ECTS) for non-EU/EEA students, category 2, for the academic year 2026/2027; confirm the 2027/28 rate. No NMBU scholarships cover tuition; living-cost funds (NOK 170,368 for 2026/27) are separate.
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