NOMA programmes UiB participates in

Befolkning i afrikanske land Foto: Elin F. Styve

Admission requirements vary, but in general only candidates from eligible countries, who are employed in a relevant sector and receive a leave of absence from their employer, may apply for a NOMA scholarship. Please contact the institutions in questions for specific admission requirements.

NOMA differs from the Norad Fellowship Programme, which it replaces, in that the bulk of activities are located to Higher Education Institutions in the South. This transfer of responsibility encompasses student related matters, including applications. Prospective and existing NOMA students are encouraged to contact the relevant institution(s) directly.

List of programmes which UiB is a partner in:

• Applied Marine Sciences For Sustainable Managment Of Natural Resources In Mozambique
  Eduardo Mondlane University (EMU)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Development Of Master Programs In Physical And Chemical Oceanography At Red Sea University, Sudan
  Red Sea University (RSU)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Master In Public Policy And Governance (Mppg)
  North South University (NSU)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Master Of Arts In Political Science At The University Of Malawi
  University of Malawi (UMAL)/University of Bergen (UIB) This Project has been completed.

• Master Programme In Health Policy And Management
  Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUCHS)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Regional Master Program In Biodiversity And Environmental Management
  Tribhuvan University (TRIBH)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Sandwich Programme For M Med And M Sc Degrees In Clinical Medicine.
  Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUCHS)/University of Bergen (UIB)

• Master of Philosophy in Epidemiology. University of Zambia/University of Bergen. Admission of first cohort of students in autumn 2011.

• Master in Educational Technologies and Digital Resources. Universidad Privada del Valle/University of Bergen. Admission of first cohort of students in autumn 2011.

For more information about NORADs NOMA-programme, see SIU.