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Stian Skaanes (37) is an online student, full-time employee and father of three: - Online studies give me the freedom to study when it suits me and my surroundings.
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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– 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.
– We are the first to offer a bachelor's degree that specifically focuses on this expertise, which is predicted to be one of the fastest-growing job sectors worldwide, says Professor Johan van Niekerk.
Back-end developers top the list of the most sought-after tech jobs in 2023. For 35-year-old Arafat Reshart, online studies became the perfect opportunity to update his skills.
Former Noroff student is the film composer for the family film 'Birk & Magna - Gruvens Mørke Hemmelighet': - It feels completely surreal!
Interactive Media - Animation student, Konrad Kaminski, took home the national award for best student work at The Golden Egg Awards yesterday.
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.
The bachelor student is looking forward to enhancing his skills in data analysis and visualization through the summer at HMH.
– My passion for games has grown even more in recent years, thanks to the constantly evolving technology and the countless opportunities that exist in this field," says Katarina Arntsen (25).
The IT bachelor's degrees at Noroff provide highly sought-after expertise. Here, you will get a closer insight into the study programs.
Former Noroff student, John Hauge, now works as a game developer at Okto in Stavanger. He utilizes gaming technology to increase physical activity among children and youth, a job he finds highly rewarding.
