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Cyberattacks have become more targeted, more convincing, and far harder to detect than before. Anita Sondresen believes artificial intelligence is changing the rules of cybersecurity.
Grethel is studying for a bachelor’s degree in Applied Data Science at Noroff University College. Her research project on artificial intelligence and MRI analysis has now been accepted to the PETRA 2026 conference in Greece, an international conference focused on technology that can improve quality of life and assistive solutions.
Emma Sól Jakobsdóttir (21) studies Graphic Design at Noroff. Recently, she won gold in the student category at the SABLA BRA design awards for an app concept she developed as part of a course assignment.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping how businesses operate, make decisions, and develop services. Banks use AI to detect fraud, hospitals analyze large amounts of data to improve treatment, and marketing teams rely on generative AI for content creation, analysis, and automation.
How do we go from idea to a finished digital solution, quickly, securely and efficiently? The answer often lies in DevOps. In a world where technology evolves at a rapid pace, DevOps has become one of the most in-demand skill sets in the IT industry.
Noroff University College’s Programming study gives you a practical and structured introduction to programming and databases, designed for real-world skills.
Three film production students from Noroff have had their documentary “What About the Countryside?” selected for the Norwegian Documentary Film Festival in Volda.
Agne has always been interested in how people think and interact with technology. Through the UX Design program at Noroff, she has found a direction where psychology, analysis and technology meet – and where she can develop skills for an international career.
Elizabeth already had a background in architecture when she enrolled in the Technical Design – Architectural programme at Noroff. The programme helped her develop new skills in technical documentation and 3D modelling, and today she works with technical documentation in the oil and gas industry.
When staff from Noroff University College organised and ran Global Game Jam 2026, it turned into a weekend packed with creativity, collaboration, and fast-paced game development.
Gaming was the gateway to frontend development for Murtada. Today, he combines a full-time job, family life, and part-time online studies at Noroff, with a clear goal of working as a developer.
The application deadline through the Norwegian central admissions system has passed – but it’s still possible to secure your study place this autumn. Not sure about your study choice? It’s completely normal to change your mind.