There are 4 master's Arts & Humanities programmes for international students across 1 universities in Norway. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.

The Middle East Studies Master's Programme offers an in-depth exploration of the Middle East, focusing on its languages, cultures, and social sciences. The programme requires a strong academic background in either Middle Eastern languages (Arabic, Persian, or Turkish) or relevant social science disciplines. You will engage with complex regional issues through rigorous academic study and analysis.

The Master in Middle East Studies is an interdisciplinary two-year programme offered as a specialization within the MA in Asia and Middle East Studies. It provides a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of contemporary issues in the Middle East across a range of fields. The programme covers disciplines such as language, politics, societies, anthropology, history, and literature. You will develop specialized knowledge and analytical skills to engage critically with the complexities of the region. This master's option is designed for students who wish to pursue advanced academic study or careers related to the Middle East.

The Master's programme in Religion and Diversity: Conflict and Coexistence offered students a two-year course of study exploring the complex interactions between religious beliefs and societal dynamics. The program focused on understanding how religion can be a source of both conflict and coexistence within diverse societies. This program is no longer admitting new students, with its last admission being in Autumn 2022. Therefore, prospective students cannot apply for this specific program.

This is a joint and international Master's programme that delves into the historical and cultural influence of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam on Europe. You will explore the foundational role these three major religions have played in shaping European history and culture. The programme offers a unique opportunity to engage with complex religious traditions and their impact on society, politics, and intellectual life across the continent. It is designed for students seeking an in-depth understanding of the religious underpinnings of European civilization.
4 across 1 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.