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University of Inland Norway

Elverum, Norway World Rank #2528

Overview

English Name: University of Inland Norway
Control Type: Public
World Rank: #2528
Rank in Norway: #16
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Based in Elverum, Norway, University of Inland Norway is a public institution that functions as a higher-education provider within Norway.

The academic catalogue at University of Inland Norway runs across bachelor's and master's programmes, with multiple faculties hosting a small set of programmes. Each unit administers its own admissions and curriculum framework.

University of Inland Norway's ranking position is #2528 globally and #16 within Norway. The institution participates in Norway's academic ecosystem alongside other higher-education providers.

Location & Contact

University of Inland Norway's physical location and the contact details prospective students typically need before applying or visiting. Channels listed below come from the institution's published profile.

Address: PO Box 400
Postal Code: 2418
Social Media:

Academic Details

The basic academic profile of University of Inland Norway, including enrolment and faculty composition. Total student count fluctuates intake-to-intake; treat the figure as approximate rather than precise.

Accrediting Agency: Ministry of Education and Research (Kunnskapsdepartementet); Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (Nasjonalt organ for kvalitet i utdanningen – NOKUT)
Admission Requirements: Secondary school certificate (examen artium); Admissions examination

Degrees

University of Inland Norway's qualifications, sorted by level, give a quick overview of study routes. Use this view to scan from foundation through to research-level options before drilling into specific names.

Bachelor's 9 programs

Bachelor's programmes build foundational expertise, preparing graduates for entry-level professional roles and further postgraduate study.

  • Agricultural Engineering
  • Agronomy
  • Business Administration
  • Computer Science
  • Education
  • Film
  • Forestry
  • Music
  • Real Estate
Master's 15 programs

Master's programmes develop advanced specialised expertise, suited to senior industry positions and applied research.

  • Administration
  • Agriculture
  • Biotechnology
  • Cinema and Television
  • Ecology
  • Economics
  • Film
  • Finance
  • Foreign Languages Education
  • Leadership
  • Management
  • Primary Education
  • Psychology
  • Public Health
  • Special Education
Other 4 programs
  • Administration
  • Ecology
  • Multimedia
  • Teacher Training

Faculties & Divisions

University of Inland Norway groups its teaching by faculty. Faculties usually operate with academic autonomy and may have distinct admissions criteria from the institution as a whole.

Applied Ecology and Agricultural Sciences (Faculty) 6 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Agricultural Engineering
  • Agriculture
  • Agronomy
  • Ecology
  • Forestry
  • Wildlife

Common Career Paths

  • Research Scientist
  • Lab Technician
  • Analyst

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Business Administration (Faculty) 2 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Business Administration
  • Social Sciences

Common Career Paths

  • Business Analyst
  • Operations Manager
  • Strategy Consultant

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Economics and Organizational Sciences (Faculty) 2 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Economics
  • Management

Common Career Paths

  • Economist
  • Policy Analyst
  • Financial Consultant

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Education and Natural Sciences (Faculty) 6 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Arts and Humanities
  • Biotechnology
  • Computer Science
  • Fine Arts
  • Social Sciences
  • Teacher Trainers Education

Common Career Paths

  • Teacher
  • Educational Administrator
  • Curriculum Specialist

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Education and Social Work (Faculty) 2 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Education
  • Social Work

Common Career Paths

  • Teacher
  • Educational Administrator
  • Curriculum Specialist

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Public Health (Faculty) 3 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Nursing
  • Psychiatry and Mental Health
  • Sports

Common Career Paths

  • Public Health Officer
  • Epidemiologist
  • Health Policy Analyst

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Social Sciences (Faculty) 5 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Business Administration
  • Educational Sciences
  • Service Trades
  • Sports
  • Tourism

Common Career Paths

  • Researcher
  • Policy Analyst
  • Social Worker

Illustrative career directions for this field; specific outcomes depend on programme and student choices.

Television Production (Faculty) 2 subjects offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Cinema and Television
  • Radio and Television Broadcasting
Norwegian Film School (School) 1 subject offered

Specialisations & Subjects

  • Film

Programs Offered

University of Inland Norway's current programme offering broken down by degree level. Curriculum revisions happen periodically; check the version year on each programme page if accreditation portability matters.

Bachelor's Degree

2 programmes

University of Inland Norway runs 2 programmes at bachelor's level — undergraduate programmes that usually span three to four years and serve as the standard entry route into a profession or further study.

Bachelor in animation and digital art 3 years 180 ECTS credits English
This education is suitable for those who want to bring their ideas to life by creating movement and special effects in animated stories, films, video games, and advertising. The study provides a comprehensive introduction to the mechanics and applications of modeling, animation, and digital art.The first year of study focuses on developing broad knowledge. You will have the opportunity to develop artistic visions with basic courses in design, drawing, animation, and production. During the second semester, you choose between two specializations:3D Art & Generalization3D AnimationDigital Art & Motion DesignThis is a future-oriented program where you, as a student, will have your creativity challenged at the intersection of art and technology. 3D visualization, animation, and digital art play an increasingly important role in our contemporary world and are becoming more essential in education, entertainment, art, industry, and research. Animation and digital art are crucial elements in everything from game development, animated films, user interface design, special effects in films and games, digital installations, internet applications, art, architectural and interactive simulations, 3D visualization, TV commercials, and online advertising.Bachelor in animation and digital art is a program under the Department of Game Development - Game School:You can learn more about the Game School, student life, and view student works here.
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180 ECTS credits
Bachelor in game technology and simulation 3 years 180 ECTS credits English
The program is suitable for those interested in programming, computer science, game development, game design, and creative problem-solving in a team. What makes this program unique is that you have the opportunity to learn advanced programming in a game engine and collaborate closely with students from an arts discipline to create computer games and apps. The curriculum focuses on developing both your technical skills and creative abilities in problem-solving. These are crucial competencies in high demand in the job market. In this program, you will learn techniques for building visual systems and developing software for both the entertainment industry and engineering.Game technology encompasses a broad field, including simulation, systems thinking, programming, game design, and mathematics, forming the foundation for the development of complex data systems. Society requires competent professionals with knowledge of new technologies, knowledge dissemination, interactive processes, system understanding, creative problem-solving, effective communication skills, and an understanding of teamwork, as well as game design for various user groups.The Bachelor's in Game Technology and Simulation provides more than traditional programming and computer science studies. Here, you gain additional skills through teamwork, design thinking, and creative processes essential to face future challenges in the workforce.The program is part of the Department of Game Development - Game School:Here, you can read more about the Game School, student life, and view student work.
Duration: 3 years
Credits: 180 ECTS credits

Associate, Certificate & Other Qualifications

1 programme

University of Inland Norway offers 1 programme as shorter-cycle and preparatory qualifications, a flexible tier for skills-focused learners or those bridging into undergraduate study.

Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living - Nordic perspectives in a global context 30 ECTS credits English
Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University) currently holds the UNESCO chair to promote education for sustainable living. As part of this effort INN University offers an international programme which highlights the Nordic perspectives on diversity and sustainable living within the field of education.The programme is interdisciplinary, comprised of contributions from Education in Natural Science, Social Science, and Religious Education. The programme will provide students with insight into the Nordic response to the call for Education for Diversity and Sustainable Living. Students will approach the issue theoretically and practically, through observation and involvement in educational practices. The programme will prepare students to be critical discussants on how to educate for diversity and sustainable living.
Credits: 30 ECTS credits

How to apply to University of Inland Norway

The standard application path for University of Inland Norway, broken into five practical steps with the documents and channels you will need at each stage.

  1. 1
    Identify the right programme

    Use the programme finder to browse University of Inland Norway's 3 active programmes. Filter by keyword or scan by degree level. Read curriculum details on each programme's dedicated page if available.

  2. 2
    Check entry requirements

    Programme-level requirements at University of Inland Norway typically include academic transcripts, language proficiency proof, identity documents, and a personal statement or interview. Confirm specific requirements with the admissions office.

  3. 3
    Prepare your application documents

    Prepare academic transcripts, ID/passport copies, language proficiency proof, a personal statement, and reference letters. International candidates may need apostilled or notarised translations — start early to avoid deadline pressure.

  4. 4
    Submit via the institution

    University of Inland Norway processes applications through www.inn.no. Create an account, fill out the application form, and submit your documents. Note application deadlines, which vary by intake and programme.

  5. 5
    Get in touch with admissions

    Confirm receipt of your application with the admissions office and keep an eye on your portal for status changes. Quick responses to any follow-up requests keep your application moving smoothly through the review process.

Frequently Asked Questions about University of Inland Norway

Below are the key facts most prospective students ask about University of Inland Norway, drawn directly from institutional records.

Where is University of Inland Norway located?

University of Inland Norway is located in Elverum, Norway.

What is University of Inland Norway's control type?

University of Inland Norway operates as a public institution.

What is University of Inland Norway's ranking?

University of Inland Norway is ranked #2528 globally and #16 in Norway.

What qualification levels does University of Inland Norway offer?

University of Inland Norway delivers bachelor's and master's programmes across its academic units.

Is University of Inland Norway accredited?

University of Inland Norway is accredited by Ministry of Education and Research (Kunnskapsdepartementet); Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (Nasjonalt organ for kvalitet i utdanningen – NOKUT).

What is University of Inland Norway's official website?

You can find University of Inland Norway online at www.inn.no.

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