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Norwegian University of Life Sciences Studies :
Aquaculture, Livestock and Agriculture Master’s degree (2 years):
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猸怉nimal Science
猸怉辩耻补肠耻濒迟耻谤别
猸怑uropean Master in Animal Breeding and Genetics
猸怤ordic Master in Aquatic Food Production – Safety and Quality
猸怭lant Sciences
猸怱ustainable Food Systems
猸怳rban Agriculture
Doctoral degree
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Economics and Business Administration Master’s degree (2 years):
猸怉pplied Economics and Sustainability
猸怑conomics and Environmental Governance
猸怗lobal Economy and Politics
Doctoral degree
猸怑conomics and Business
Landscape and Society Bachelor :
猸怚nternational Environment and Development Studies
Landscape and Society Master’s degree (2 years):
猸怑conomics and Environmental Governance
猸怗lobal Development Studies
猸怗lobal Economy and Politics
猸怚nternational Environmental Studies
猸怚nternational Relations
猸怚nternational Relations – part time
猸怢andscape Architecture for Global Sustainability
猸怳rban Agriculture
Doctoral degree
猸怚nternational Environment and Development Studies
猸怱ociety, Development and Planning
Mathematics, Nature and Science One-year study :
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Mathematics, Nature and Science Bachelor :
猸怚nternational Environment and Development Studies
Mathematics, Nature and Science Master’s degree (2 years):
猸怌丑别尘颈蝉迟谤测
猸怑肠辞濒辞驳测
猸怗enome Sciences
猸怤uclear and Environmental Sciences
猸怭丑辞迟辞苍颈肠蝉
猸怭lant Sciences
猸怱ustainable Food Systems
Mathematics, Nature and Science Doctoral degree :
猸怑nvironmental Sciences and Natural Resource Management
猸怢ife and Food Sciences
Optional study Master’s degree (2 years) :
猸怗lobal Development Studies
猸怚nternational Environmental Studies
猸怚nternational Relations
猸怚nternational Relations – part time
Doctoral degree
猸怚nternational Environment and Development Studies
Technology, Engineering and Architecture Master’s degree (2 years) :
猸怐ata Science
猸怗enome Sciences
猸怚ntelligent Water Technology
猸怢andscape Architecture for Global Sustainability
Doctoral degree
猸怱肠颈别苍肠别 and Technology
猸怱ociety, Development and Planning
Veterinary Science Doctoral degree :
猸怴eterinary Science
Course unit :
猸怤on-degree studies in science, medium of instruction Norwegian
Norwegian University of Life Sciences Research :
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) is a leading institution in Norway focused on research and higher education in fields related to life sciences, environment, and sustainability. NMBU’s research spans a wide range of disciplines including:
Agriculture and Food Science: NMBU is known for its strong emphasis on sustainable agriculture, food production, and animal sciences. Research in these areas aims to improve food security, enhance agricultural practices, and promote environmental sustainability.
Environmental Sciences and Climate Change: NMBU researchers focus on addressing global environmental challenges, particularly in climate change mitigation, ecosystem management, and biodiversity conservation. The university leads many projects related to sustainable land use, renewable energy, and the impact of human activities on the environment.
Veterinary Medicine: As the host of Norway’s only veterinary school, NMBU plays a critical role in research related to animal health, welfare, and zoonotic diseases. Research often covers both basic science and applied veterinary medicine.
Biosciences and Biotechnology: NMBU conducts research in molecular biology, genetics, and biotechnology with applications in health, agriculture, and industrial innovation. Researchers focus on finding biological solutions to pressing global problems, including disease treatment, renewable resources, and bioproducts.
Sustainability and Development Studies: Research here revolves around sustainable development, environmental economics, and policy. The university is involved in global research efforts aimed at balancing environmental conservation with economic development, particularly in developing countries.
Aquaculture and Marine Sciences: As Norway is a global leader in aquaculture, NMBU is involved in cutting-edge research in sustainable fish farming, marine ecosystems, and the environmental impacts of aquaculture.
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