Special admission requirements for some Bachelor's degree programmes

Programme	Special Requirements
Informatics: Nanoelectronics and Robotics	Maths
Informatics: Programming and Networks	Maths
Informatics: Technical and Scientific Applications	Maths
Electronics and Computer Technology	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Biology	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Molecular Biology and Biological Chemistry	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Chemistry	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Computational Science and Mathematics (CSM)	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Physics, Astronomy and Meteorology	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Geosciences: Geology, Geophysics and Geography	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Materials, Energy and Nanotechnology	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology
Mathematics and Economics	Maths + physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology

 

In addition to the regular admission requirements, these programmes require that the applicant can document previous studies in natural sciences (mathematics/physics/chemistry/biology/informatics/geosciences/technology) at the upper secondary school or university level.

If you are familiar with Norwegian secondary education, the requirements are as follows: either MATRS (R1/(S1+S2), or REALFA R1/(S1+S2) + (R1+R2) / FYS(1+2) / KJE(1+2) / BIO(1+2) / INFO(1+2) / GEO(1+2) / TEK(1+2) from Norwegian upper secondary school. If you do not fulfill these requirements, but have comparable background from another educational institution, this should be documented in your application, and will be individually evaluated by the University of Oslo.

If the academic level of your subjects is not evident from the documentation, please include specific information on the courses taken in mathematics and/or science in secondary school or college/university.