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University of Bergen (UiB) · Bergen
A two-year master's on the physics of the atmosphere and the ocean, combining fieldwork, experiments, theory and coding. Specialisations are physical oceanography, climate dynamics, meteorology and marine biogeochemistry. About 13 places.
Bachelor's degree in meteorology, oceanography, climate physics or similar (plus at least 30 ECTS mathematics), or a bachelor's with at least 60 ECTS in mathematics and physics or a closely related field.
Your bachelor's degree must also meet Norway's general rules for your country. Check the rules for your country.
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NOK 226,000 per year (academic year 2026/27, the latest published; the 2027/28 fee is not yet published). Faculty of Science and Technology.
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