No new admission for students in 2026.
The entire degree programme is taught and assessed in English.
The Master programme in Sustainable Transport and Urban Mobility focuses on analysis, challenges, and problem-solving in sustainable urban and long-distance transport. It also focuses on developing the principles of key skills in the field, such as modelling, economics, and policy analysis.
Job opportunities
This degree will qualify you for positions in a broad range of employment areas in Norway and abroad, including transport and management consultancy, local and national government and its agencies, and major transport operators. It will also make you eligible to apply for a PhD in Logistics at HiMolde or other institutions.
What will you study?
There are two main study options:
- Urban Transport, including public passenger transport, new micromobility modes such as scooters, and transport economics and policy.
- Long Distance Transport, including transport of both people and goods.
In the third semester, to develop specialist skills and knowledge, you choose in-depth seminar courses from a range of thirty taught by experts worldwide. In the fourth and last semester, students write a 30 ECTS master’s thesis.
Tuition Fees for students who are citizens of a country outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland
Students who are citizens of a country outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland must pay full tuition fees if they do not fall within one of the exemption categories formally decided by the Norwegian government. You can read more about the exemption categories and how to apply for an exemption here: Exemptions from paying tuition fees.
The yearly tuition fee for the academic year 2026/2027 will be NOK 58 650, starting from 1 August 2026. This is a significant reduction from the current level of NOK 170 500, and includes both new students and current students
The new rates follow a proposed legal amendment that allows universities to set lower fees.
Molde University College is publishing the new rates now, ahead of the legal change, to provide predictability for students.
Admitted students must pay the tuition fee within the last deadline mentioned in the admission letter.
