Bachelor i Sosialt Arbeid

Tuition fees are 141,000 NOK per year.

Your first module, SOA1003, explores the history and unique aspects of social work, setting the stage for a comprehensive understanding of the field. Bachelor i Sosialt Arbeid at Nord University prepares students for a career in social work, emphasising practical experience and a strong theoretical foundation. The program's three-year structure includes a mix of theoretical coursework and practical placements, with an emphasis on real-world application. Students are encouraged to engage in activities like the Studentinord-organised rebus race and pre-study BBQ.

Nord University in Bodø, Norway, brings a regional focus and global outlook to education and research, emphasizing blue and green growth, innovation, and welfare. Established in 2016 through a merger of several institutions, Nord offers programmes that link academic training with local industry needs and sustainable development. The university is known for its collaborative approach with communities and businesses across northern Norway.

Students at Nord benefit from a decentralized model that fosters close cooperation with regional partners, offering applied research opportunities and professional development courses such as MBAs and aquaculture training. The curriculum supports interdisciplinary work that addresses climate, food production, public health, and other pressing global challenges. International students find a welcoming environment, strong research networks, and pathways to engage in practical projects with tangible community impact.

Nord’s profile is especially attractive for students interested in sustainability, maritime industries, and innovation in cold-climate regions. The university’s emphasis on regional development and global collaboration creates unique learning experiences that combine theory and practice. Prospective international applicants should review programme details, research centres, and scholarship options to align their goals with Nord’s mission of sustainable and socially responsible development.