Noroff
| Type | University College |
|---|---|
| Established | 1987 |
| Chief Executive Officer | Lars Erik Torjussen |
| Address | Elvegata 2A, Norway |
Noroff Education is a privately owned and operated university college and vocational school offering a variety of different study programmes including vocational programs and bachelor's degrees.
Noroff University College offers currently offer three bachelor's degrees, Interactive Media Games, Interactive Media Animation and Digital Forensics. The University draws on a number of international staff to deliver educational programs. These degrees are offered both online and on campus all in English. Admission is via both direct admission and the Norwegian University admission system samordna opptak
Vocational programs include design, communication, media, animation, film, music, network and CAD. Some courses are offered in Norwegian.
The Noroff’s main administrative offices are in Kristiansand, Norway. Noroff has campuses in these Norwegian cities: Oslo, Bergen, Kristiansand and Stavanger and has an extensive online education business through Noroff Online Studies.
The schools have approx. 850 full-time students on campus and online each year.
The Noroff Institute, Inc. in Norway was established in 1987. At that time the school had 120 students in the first class and with focus on providing the business world skilled, creative co-workers through an intensive and practical school year. In 2001 the Noroff Institute had more than 1,000 full-time students and had grown to become one of Norway’s largest schools in creative production and IT subjects. At this time the company heavily pursued internet based education in the Webstudent department. In 2005 the Noroff Institute started four high schools based on media and communication under the trade name ”Mediegymnaset” (Noroff High School) in Stavanger, Kristiansand, Oslo and Fredrikstad. In 2007 Noroff Institute had grown to become one of the largest schools in Europe within the animation subject 3D Design, in addition it had become Norway’s largest school with regard to the number of students in Film Production.
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