Bachelor in Community Arts

Bachelor in Community Arts is a bachelor's degree from Western Norway University of Applied Sciences in Bergen, taught in English.

Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, established through a 2017 merger, spans five campuses along Norway's west coast and serves around 17,000 students with professionally oriented degree programs. HVL emphasizes applied learning across health and social sciences, engineering, maritime studies, teacher education, natural sciences, culture and business, combining regional relevance with academic quality and practice-based training.

The university prioritizes research that addresses societal challenges from a sustainable perspective, with activities embedded in regional, national and international communities. Students benefit from close collaboration with industry partners, placement opportunities and research projects that involve staff and students. Exchange programs and staff mobility are actively supported, creating international links that enrich classroom instruction and practical training.

For international students HVL offers a welcoming environment, hands-on learning and the chance to study in Bergen and other coastal towns known for strong professional networks and outdoor living. Prospective applicants should value collaboration, sustainability and experiential education. HVL is a strong choice for students seeking applied degrees with clear connections to employment, regional impact and international exchange possibilities.