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Specializations

M. Sc. in Globalization

Programme Components

In Semesters 1 and 2, two core courses will be offered to students within both specializations: Knowledge Management in a Global Economy and Contemporary International Economic History, plus a choice of modules from a more specialized selection of courses. In Semester 2, you will also work on an interdisciplinary group project within the Experts in Teams scheme. During Semester 3, you will take up an internship in an international institution or company abroad and complete a distance learning module on Global Culture.

Master of Science in Globalization - Global Technology Management

Semester

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

4.

Glob 3900 Master’s Thesis at NTNU (30 cr)

3.

Internship

GLOB 3001 Internship Work Project (22,5 cr)

SANT 3501

Global Culture Distance Learning Course - Identity (7,5 cr)

2.

Experts in Teams *
The Global Village(7,5 sp)

TIØ 4280
Change and ICT in Complex Systems (7,5 cr)

TPK 4135
Logistics and
Production
Management (7,5 cr)

TIØ 4175 **
Industrial Management 4C – Logistics and
Purchasing Management (7,5 cr)

TPK 4180 **
Global Manufacturing Strategy (7,5 cr)

1.

GEOG 3518 *
Knowledge
Management in a Global Economy (7,5 cr)

HIST 3295 *
International Economic Contemporary History (7,5 cr)

TPK 5100
Project Management 1 (7,5 cr)

TIØ 4195**

Environmental Management and Corporate Social Responsibility (7,5 cr)

TDT 4245 **

Cooperation Technology(7,5 cr)

TPK 5110 **

Quality and Risk Management in Projects (7,5 cr)

TPK 4160 **

Value Chain Control and Applied Decision Support (7,5 cr)

* Joint Courses across the Two Specializations
** Specialized Options

Examples of elective courses for Global Technology Management:

  • TIØ 4175 - Industrial Management – Logistics and Purchasing Management
  • TPK 4180 - Global Manufacturing Strategy
  • TIØ 4195 - Environmental Management and Corporate Social Responsibility
  • TDT 4245 - Cooperation Technology
  • TPK 5110 - Quality and Risk Management in Projects
  • TPK 4160 - Value Chain Control and Applied Decision Support

Master of Science in Globalization - Global Politics and Culture

semester

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

7.5 ECTS

4.

Glob 3900 Master’s Thesis at NTNU (30 cr)

3.

Internship

GLOB 3001 Internship Work Project (22,5 cr)

SANT 3501

Global Culture Distance Learning Course (7,5 cr) - Identity

2.

Experts in Teams*

The Global Village (7,5 cr)

POL 3004

Historical and Comparative Methods

(7,5 cr)

RV2115 **

Religion and Politics in the Age of Globalization (15 cr)

SØK 1102 **

Introductory Development Economics (15 cr)

MUS 1007 **

Music and Globalization (15 cr)

POL 3503 **

International Political Economy (15 cr)

1.

GEOG 3518 *

KnowledgeManagement in a Global Economy (7,5 sp)

HIST 3295 *

International Economic Contemporary History (7,5 sp)

KULT 3320

Globalization Theory (7,5 sp)

GEOG 3050

Theories of Social Change (7,5 sp)

* Joint Courses across the Two Specializations
** Specialized Options

Examples of elective courses for Global Politics and Culture:

  • SØK 1102 - Development Economics
  • POL 3503 - International Political Economy
  • GEOG 3050 - Theories of Social Change
  • KULT 3315 - Globalization Theory
  • RV 2115 - Religion and Politics in the Age of Globalization
  • MUS 1007 - Music and Globalization

Experts in Teams (EiT)

Experts in Teams is an inter-disciplinary course which is compulsory for all NTNU Master’s students. The teams are called “villages”. The course focuses on problem-based learning and multidisciplinary cooperation in problem-solving within “real” industrial, commercial or social contexts. MSc in Globalization students will take part in the “Global Village” team, which aims at developing excellent “team players” within a cross-cultural environment. The “Global Village” will create relevant knowledge on the functioning of international institutions within an increasingly globalized world. Students will study the globalized production system, using the case of a single transnational company. In addition, they will study the international humanitarian regime, focusing on the case of the International Red Cross.

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