University of Agder

Master in Fysikk årsstudium

Kristiansand, Norway 1.5 years Taught in English Open to international students

Why students choose this program

  • Taught in English
  • Tuition 20% below the typical master's
  • No application fee

Introduction

University of Agder sits on Norway's southern coast with campuses in Kristiansand and Grimstad. Although it officially became a university in 2007, its academic roots extend back to the 19th century, and today it serves over 14,000 students. The institution promotes an open, collaborative culture that connects staff, students and the wider community, making it a welcoming choice for international learners seeking a student-centered environment in a compact Scandinavian city.

Academically, UiA balances teaching and research across applied sciences, social sciences, education and the arts, with an emphasis on collaboration and problem solving. Internationalisation is central to the university's strategy: UiA maintains hundreds of exchange agreements and receives exchange students each year, while offering research projects that invite student participation. Practical learning, close faculty contact and opportunities to join cross-disciplinary projects are core strengths.

Student life in Kristiansand combines safe campus living with coastal leisure, efficient public transport and easy access to nature. Support services for international students include orientation programs, language support and guidance on housing and internships. Prospective students should explore program-specific entry requirements and take advantage of UiA's exchange and research options to shape a study path that combines regional engagement with global perspectives.

About the Program

UiA's Årsenheten i fysikk is a 1 year programme, making up for the first year of UiA's bachelor in Industrial Mathematics.

The programme teaches students to apply concepts and theories in classical and modern physics when explaining motions, the relationship between force and motion, and energy conservation. This includes understanding the formation of light and its interaction with matter, and developing software to solve physical problems on computers.

The study of energy production is central to the Årsenheten i fysikk, with a focus on how to generate energy without damaging nature and humans, and the pros and cons of different energy sources.

This program's tuition is 20% below the typical master's in Norway.

Median tuition for that cohort is 8,598 USD, across 598 programs on Global Admissions.

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