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Oslo Metropolitan University

Applied Artificial Intelligence

Oslo, Norway

Degree type
Master's degree
Duration
2 years (120 ECTS credits)
Languages
English
Pace
Full time
Study format
Not verified
Application deadline
Not verified
Earliest start
Autumn
Tuition
No tuition fees for EU/EEA/EFTA students; semester fee of approximately NOK 1,000 per semester. Students from outside the EU/EEA/EFTA pay tuition fees in addition (amount not stated on the page).

Subject: Computer Science and IT › Artificial Intelligence

Introduction

A specialisation within OsloMet's master's in Applied Computer and Information Technology. Students learn how intelligent systems are designed, analysed and used for recognition, decision-making and control, and test models on AI platforms and high-performance computing.

Career outcomes

The page names technical consultant, data scientist or engineer and software developer as typical jobs, with project manager or team leader roles after some years of experience.

Admission requirements

A bachelor's degree in computer science, computer engineering, informatics, or a related field with enough computer science, mathematics or programming content, with an average grade of at least C and proof of English proficiency.

Source and last check

Facts on this page were taken from the university’s own page and last checked on 2026-10-30. Details change: confirm deadlines and fees with the university.

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