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Benjamin Svendsen (24) has completed a bachelor's degree in Applied Data Science and had his bachelor's thesis published in a prestigious journal.
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- I am incredibly excited to have my game professionally printed! I can't wait to play it with friends and family and hear what they think about it.
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Christian Kollbær has completed a bachelor's degree in Bachelor in Interactive Media - Games and is now working as a VR developer at Fornix: - My time at Noroff was an incredible experience.
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Are you embarking on your academic journey this fall but feeling unsure about what lies ahead? We've compiled six valuable tips to help you excel in your studies.
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– This competence has seen a surge in demand due to the rising prominence of cyber threats and data breaches in our increasingly digital world, says Head of Computing at Noroff.
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Interactive Media - Animation student, Konrad Kaminski, took home the national award for best student work at The Golden Egg Awards yesterday.
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Kristine Brekke (29) has completed two bachelor's degrees, but it was only when she started studying graphic design at Noroff that she truly felt she had made the right choice.
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Viktoria is ready to enter the workforce: - Noroff has a good reputation and a strong network of industry partners.
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- In the course of the program, you go through the basics very carefully before you really start working with the technology that is highly sought after by employers.
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NHO's Competence Barometer 2022 shows that 1 out of 2 companies require employees with vocational education.
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Stress can actually be a good thing. How, you ask? It can sharpen your senses and make you perform at your best.