Goto content
Goto local navigation
Goto global navigation
Goto contact info
NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
NTNU website

Specializations

M. Sc. in Globalization

Master of Science in Globalization

– About the Programme of Study

During this two-year International Master’s programme in Globalization, you will explore the interrelations between the economic, technological, cultural, social and political dimensions of globalization and choose between two specialisations: Global Technology Management and Global Politics and Culture.

You will also gain practical experience through a semester-long internship in a global corporation, multilateral organization or international campaigning group. If you are an International student, your internship will take place in Norway. If you are student with a Norwegian or Nordic educational background, your internship will take place outside Norway. The aim of the programme is to provide you with a general understanding of the form and consequences of the processes of globalisation, combined with an in-depth knowledge of one of the two fields of specialisation. The course will investigate globalization as a multi-dimensional phenomenon with a focus on its implications for civil society, state power, changing patterns of national culture and global markets and technologies.

The Master’s programme in Globalization is a unique inter-disciplinary cooperative programme involving NTNU’s Faculties of Social Sciences, Humanities, Engineering and Technology, and Information Technology, Maths and Electronics. It is part of NTNU’s university-wide Globalization Programme, which comprises 180 researchers in departments across the university.

Download brochure in Globalization (pdf)

Bilde av tastatur med verdensdeler og land istedetfor bokstaver.

Facts about the programme of study

Degree level: Master
Restricted admission: Yes
Faculty: Faculty of Arts

The validity of the information: The information about the programme of study applies for the academic year 2006/2007.

NTNU, NO-7491 Trondheim, Telephone +47 73 59 50 00. Contact us
Editorial responsibility: Head of Information Christian Fossen