Where to Study Law in Norway
24 Law degree programmes across 7 universities in Norway are listed on Pathyras.
Search Law programmes in Norway on Pathyras →Sample programmes
A sample of the 24 listed programmes. Search the full list on Pathyras.
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Bachelor i eiendomsmegling, jus og økonomiOfficial programme page →
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Bachelor i rettsvitenskapOfficial programme page →
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Environmental Law - masterOfficial programme page →
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European Joint Doctorate Programme in Law and DevelopmentOfficial programme page →
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Femårig masterprogram i rettsvitenskapOfficial programme page →
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Human Rights Policy and Practice - masterOfficial programme page →
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Information and Communication Technology LawOfficial programme page →
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KriminologiOfficial programme page →
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KriminologiOfficial programme page →
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Law of the Sea - masterOfficial programme page →
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Maritime LawOfficial programme page →
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Master of Laws (LL.M.) Programme in EU and EEA LawOfficial programme page →
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North Sea Energy LawOfficial programme page →
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Økonomi og jus, bachelorstudium, SogndalOfficial programme page →
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Ph.d.-utdanning i rettsvitenskapOfficial programme page →
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Public International LawOfficial programme page →
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Rettsvitenskap - bachelorstudiumOfficial programme page →
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Rettsvitenskap - masterOfficial programme page →
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Rettsvitenskap - masterstudiumOfficial programme page →
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Rettsvitenskap (jus)Official programme page →
Frequently asked questions
Where can I study Law in Norway?
24 Law programmes are listed at 7 universities in Norway. The universities with the most listed programmes are University of Oslo, University of Tromsø, University of Bergen, BI Norwegian Business School and University of Agder.
Can I get a bachelor's or master's degree in Law in Norway?
Programmes listed by level: Master's 16, Bachelor's 6, PhD 2. Each listing links to the university's official programme page for entry requirements.