Multimedia and Educational Technology
GrimstadFrom crafting E-learning materials for schools to training employees in specialized fields, you'll master the skills needed for today's digital world. Join us to shape the future of education!
Facts about the program
- ECTS credits:
- 120
- Duration:
- 2 years
- Mode of study:
- Full-time
- Semester:
- Autumn 2024
- Application opens:
- 1 February
- Application deadline:
- 1 March
- Student places:
- 20
This study has vacancies
About the programme
This programme is open for applicants from EU/EEA only.
The emphasis in the programme is on knowledge of existing and new technology, new tools and new methods for dissemination of knowledge through the use of modern educational technology. A good command of English is required.
What will you learn?
The teaching will reflect the wide range of branches you can work in after graduation, ranging from the development of E-learning material for traditional school and university education, training of employees in offshore firms and other specialist firms, and as an employee in companies using E-learning and educational technologies. The programme focuses on educational technology, and all topics are helping to underpin the knowledge necessary to develop good E-learning modules and topics.
Teaching methods
Language of instruction: English
he master's program is available as a full-time two-year course or a part-time four-year course. Classes are primarily held on campus, with the university expecting all students, whether full-time or part-time, to attend and actively engage in the coursework.
The program features extensive practical instruction, especially through project-based learning. Additionally, lab work focused on techniques for creating multimedia content is a significant component of the curriculum.
Part-time Studies
Part-time students are required to dedicate two days per week to on-campus educational activities. Upon admission, students choose between a full-time or part-time schedule during their initial semester registration.
Internship
As a student in Grimstad, you will participate in an engaging and career-relevant master’s program. Typically, students collaborate with external companies and organizations to complete their master’s thesis.
You also have the option to undertake an internship as part of your master's degree. This internship, which counts for 15 credits, is offered as an elective in the third semester.
Student exchange
Full-time master's students can take the third and/or fourth semester at a partner university abroad. In order to become an exchange student, the courses/thesis work that the student is planning to undertake at the foreign institution must be given a preliminary approval by the student's programme coordinator at UiA, and a written student contract must be signed with the International Education Office.
The Faculty of Engineering and Science has a large number of partner universities with which student exchange can be arranged in an efficient manner.
Everything you need to know about exchange
Student life
Campus Grimstad consistently achieves high marks for both its academic and social offerings, as highlighted in the national student survey, Studiebarometeret.
Our campus is celebrated by our students not only for its exceptional academic environment but also for its affordability as a place of residence. This vibrant student city is brimming with exciting opportunities!
Read more about student life in Southern Norway and what to expect here
Career prospects
What can I do with my degree?
Central areas of work will be development of digital learning systems for the public and private sector, for example the public education system, the movie-, TV- or other media industry, the structural engineering, offshore industry, museums/galleries and advertising agencies. The Master´s programme in multimedia and educational technology provides the basis for continuing in education and research in Norway or abroad, for example with a doctorate.
Admissions
With a completed master's degree, you can pursue career opportunities in the multimedia industry and in any organization where effective information dissemination is key.
Admission requirements
The admission requirements are:
- A 3 year bachelor’s degree in Multimedia Technology and Design, or similar.
or
- A 3 year bachelor’s degree in engineering. The applicant must have passed courses in basic object-oriented programming and 3D-modelling or technical drawing.
or
- A 4-5 year teachers education and 60 credits of multimedia courses, basic object-oriented programming and 3D-modelling.
A weighted average grade of C or better is required.
Admission takes place in accordance with regulations on admission to studies and courses at the University of Agder.
Application period
- EU/EEA applicants: From 1 February till 1 March.
- Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: From 1 February till 15 April.
This programme is open for applicants from EU/EEA only.
Tuition fees
The Norwegian government has introduced tuition fees for students from countries outside of the EU/EEA and Switzerland.
Please read more about the tuition fees here.
How to apply
How to apply to degree programmes
Contact the admission's office: admission@uia.no
Contact
- kitty.b.monostory@uia.no
- Phone
- +47 38 14 16 06
- morgan.konnestad@uia.no
- Phone
- +47 37 23 32 89