Aerospace Engineering - master

Practical execution

The online Master’s programme in Aerospace Engineering can be completed in three or four years. The three-year option requires approximately 75% study time, while the four-year option requires 50% and is suitable for working students. Students are encouraged to collaborate with a company, including when developing their master’s thesis.

A digital refresher course in linear algebra is offered before the programme starts.

Teaching combines recorded lectures, live streaming, problem-solving, mandatory coursework, projects, and laboratory activities. Some laboratories require physical attendance during designated assembly weeks. Examinations are primarily digital, although certain courses may require on-campus attendance. See the study plan and individual course descriptions for detailed information.

More information about sessions

Language of instruction

English

Study plan

Bachelor in engineering, primarily within electronics or space technology, but it may also be within related fields such as automatic control, communications, power electronics or computer science. You must however have a sufficient background in electronics and communications.

In addition, the following requirements must be met:

• Minimum 25 ECTS in mathematics (equivalent to Matematikk 1, 2 og 3)
• 5 ECTS in statistics
• 7,5 ECTS i physics on a higher level is required. The requirement for physics can be covered by 7.5 ECTS in physics, building physics, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and/or mechanics of materials.

Admission capacity:
10 places

Applicants from within the Nordic countries:
The study is 3- or 4-years for Norwegian/Nordic applicants and applicants from within EU/EØS.

If you don't have enough mathematics and/or physics to qualify for the master's degree, you can take one of these courses in the first semester at UiT in Narvik: TEK-2800 Mathematics 3 (5 ects) and/or TEK-2801 Physics 2 (5 ects).

Applicants from outside the Nordic countries:

• Applicants with education from non-Nordic countries must document English language proficiency.
• You will find more information about international admission here.
• Non-EU students must be prepared to pay tuition fees

Online study is not available for Non-EU/EEA applicants.

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Graduates can acquire jobs in a range of businesses, which contribute technical products and services within aerospace and satellite technology, but also within fields as subsea engineering, systems engineering, or robotics and automation such as:

• Space and satellite industries
• Aerospace and aviation technology
• Drone and autonomous systems development
• Control and automation engineering
• Systems engineering and project management
• Research and development organizations
• Government agencies and space institutions
• Project management and marketing

Access to further studies

Outgoing exchange

It is possible to study parts of the master program at other universities, provided that external courses are similar in content and scope to those specified in the study plan.

An individual plan must be made in accordance with the study coordinator.

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Apply for student financial support from Lånekassen

You are responsible for covering your own travel and accommodation expenses for any required on-campus sessions and examinations.