What schools can you choose to study in Northern Europe for art majors?

Nordic countries attract the world’s attention with their unique natural scenery and cultural atmosphere. From precision machinery to daily necessities, from tall and solemn churches to street lamps, the artistic atmosphere comes to us and penetrates into every corner. The four Nordic countries are the countries where design masters are born and the cradle of cultivating elites. What schools can you choose to study art majors in Northern Europe? In this issue, 86 experts will take you to Norway to explore art education. Norwegian higher education institutions are divided into two categories: public universities and private universities. Among them, there are two leading public art education institutions: Oslo National Academy of Arts and Bergen National Academy of Arts.

The Oslo National Academy of Arts was formed in 1996 by the merger of five independent academies (i.e., the National Academy of Arts and Industries, the National Academy of Fine Arts, the National Academy of Drama, the National Opera Academy, and the National Ballet Academy). It has 3 Departments, they are: Design Department, Performing Arts Department and Visual Arts Department. The college offers undergraduate and postgraduate majors such as fine arts, ceramics, metals, textile and graphic arts, fashion design and costume design, interior architecture and furniture design, visual communication, classical ballet, modern and contemporary dance, jazz dance, acting, directing , costume design, directing, choreography and more. In addition to this, the Oslo State Academy of Arts currently offers two training programs to its students: a practical education program in dance and a one-year opera study program.

The Bergen State Academy of Arts was founded in 1772 and is located in Bergen, Hordaland County, Norway. It is a national higher education institution in Norway. There are 3 departments under the Bergen State Academy of Arts: Fine Arts Department, Design Department and Professional Art Department. The college has 300 enrolled students and approximately 100 employees. Bergen State Academy of Arts offers three-year undergraduate majors and two-year master's majors, whose professional scope covers the following fields: visual arts, interior architecture, furniture design, room design, video communications, photography, printmaking reproduction, and ceramics. technology, textiles, etc. Bergen State Academy of Arts also offers some training courses to its students, such as Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and Content Management System (CMS), Project/Exhibition Production, Classic Animation, Fundamentals of Solid Engineering , clay graphics technology, ceramic picture transmission, etc.