University of Oslo, East Norway

Economics (master)

Economists make their mark in politics, societal life, and business. If you have such ambitions, this is clearly the study for you. The program is also for those who want a versatile education containing competence and skills that are sought after and recognized in both the private and public sector.

You will get the opportunity taught by some of Norway’s leading economists and be part of an academic environment that prides itself on being on the forefront of economic research. 

You will get a foundation in core economic disciplines like micro- and macroeconomics, econometrics and mathematics, combined with courses on topics that are based on the research of the academic staff. Topics include; International Economics, Economic Policy, Behavioural Economics, Industry Markets and Competition, Money Credit and Finance, Growth and Development, Resources Energy and Environment.

As a master’s student in Economics you will be able to choose from UiO’s long list of exchange agreements with Universities across the world. 

The programme admission requires a bachelor's degree in Economics or equivalent. 

Read more about the differences on the programme structure.

The programme admission requires a bachelor's degree in Economics or equivalent. 

Student Life

Economics is known for a good and active study environment, including a student magazine, business contacts, and social event associations. The buddy week at the start of the semester is there to help you settle into the student community. Every autumn, a cabin trip is organized for new students. 

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Internship

The course ECON4032 - Internship i Økonomi offers the opportunity to combine work at highly esteemed institutions with your studies. Being an intern provides invaluable work experience, broadens your network, and shows how what you’ve learned in the auditorium can be put into practice as an economist. The course runs every spring and is taught in Norwegian.  

"It has been much more educational than any other subject I have taken"

– Bo Fagerli Stoknes

Honours certificate

Are you academically ambitious? It is possible to supplement your master`s degree with an honours certificate worth 20 credits. You take the certificate concurrently with the master`s programme.

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Level
Master
Duration
2 years | 120 ECT
Language
English
Campus

Oslo