Masterstudier i kultur- og mediefag

Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) is an urban, state university serving Oslo and Akershus, built from a long tradition of vocational colleges and professional education. Although granted university status in 2018, its roots reach back more than two centuries, with longstanding programmes such as midwifery established in 1818. OsloMet combines professional training, applied research and a strong international outlook to prepare graduates for contemporary labour markets.

OsloMet focuses on education that meets societal needs, especially in public welfare, health and technology. Study programmes emphasize practice-oriented learning, close ties to professional practice, and student-active pedagogies, while research addresses social challenges in an era of technological change and globalization. The university promotes collaboration with industry and public institutions to ensure graduates are job-ready and engaged citizens.

Students at OsloMet benefit from modern campus facilities in a vibrant capital city, international exchange opportunities and projects that connect learning to real-world problems. Small-group teaching, internship placements and career support help students transition into professional roles. For international students seeking a practical, research-informed education in a tolerant, multilingual environment, OsloMet offers strong academic quality alongside hands-on experience and city life in Oslo.

Students of the master's thesis can specialise in a topic they are passionate about. This programme is for students seeking to deepen their understanding of culture and media, with specialisations available in areas such as archival, library, and information science, journalism, media and communication, and non-fiction writing. Graduates of the programme have pursued careers in journalism, media development, and non-fiction writing, with alumni such as Lars Sandved Dalen and Silje Pileberg achieving notable success in their fields. The master's degree in media development, for example, includes a specialisation in journalism that covers areas such as media ethics, digital journalism, and multimedia storytelling.