Masterstudiet i industriell økonomi kombinerer det beste fra to verdener. Kombinasjonen av økonomi- og ledelsesfag, sammen med en ingeniørfaglig fordypning, gjør deg godt rustet til jobber i skjæringspunktet mellom teknologi og økonomi.
2 år / 4 semestre
120
Norsk
70
August hvert år
15. april
Om studiet
Dette studiet gir deg teoretisk og praktisk forståelse av ingeniør-, økonomi- og ledelsesfag. Etter fullført studium får du tittelen sivilingeniør. Lederstillinger er en naturlig karrierevei for mange kandidater.
Studiet er tverrfaglig, og gir deg muligheten til å velge den fordypningen som passer dine profesjonelle målsettinger best:
- Du vil ta noen obligatoriske emner som investeringsanalyse, prosjektledelse, og beslutningsanalyse der du lærer å bruke ulike verktøy i Excel for å finne gode løsninger.
- Deretter velger du mellom ulike valgpakker innen økonomi og ledelse, og ingeniørfag. Du finner mer informasjon om de ulike pakkene under “Studieplan og emner”.
Her kan du skrive masteroppgave sammen med en bedrift, eller velge å skrive en mer vitenskapelig rettet oppgave.
Min interesse for prosjektledelse, og ønsket om å utvide min tekniske kompetanse fra bachelorgraden i ingeniørfag mot industriell økonomi, var hovedmotivasjonen for mitt studievalg.
Career prospects
The technical and managerial expertise you gain will be relevant for management positions in a variety of sectors nationally and internationally, including energy, the marine industries and other industries, construction, trade, services, the public sector, and science and academia.
After completing the master's degree, it is possible to apply for admission to the doctoral program in risk management and societal safety.
Learning outcomes
All study programmes at the UiS have a set of defined learning targets. Read more about the learning outcome for this study programme.
A candidate with a completed and passed two-year master's degree in industrial economics shall have the following overall learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence:
Knowledge
K1: Have advanced professional knowledge of scientific theory, methods and applications in economics, investment, decision analysis and project management and specialized insight into a limited area within economics and technology.
K2: The candidate can apply this knowledge to economic and technical issues in society associated with industry and business based on the discipline's history, traditions, distinctive nature and place in society.
Skills
S1: Can collect and process data to analyse technical and economic problems in a way that integrates technical and economic considerations.
S2: Can evaluate decision and investment alternatives in both commercial and public projects.
S3: Can design decision basis and solution alternatives that can be communicated to managers with both technology and economics background.
S4: Can organize and execute procurement contracts in projects and in other organizations (specialization contract).
S5: Can plan and carry out follow-up of project (specialization project management).
S6: Can do fundamental analysis of markets, assess price risk and know how to use financial instruments to reduce risk (specialization in investment and finance)
General competence
G1: Can analyse relevant academic, professional and research ethical issues.
G2: Can apply their knowledge and skills in new areas to carry out advanced tasks and projects.
G3: Can collaborate in interdisciplinary environments for solution of technical/economic challenges.
G4: Can communicate extensive independent work and master the subject area's forms of expression.
G5: Can communicate about professional issues, analyses and conclusions within the field, both to specialists and to the general public.
G6: Can contribute to innovation and innovation processes.
Study plan and courses
Enrolment year: 2025
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Compulsory courses
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Investment Analysis
Year 1, semester 1
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Project Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Decision Analysis in Excel
Year 1, semester 2
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Master's Thesis in Industrial Economics
Year 2, semester 3
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Choose one course in 1st semester
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Introduction to Data Science
Year 1, semester 1
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Statistical Modeling and Simulation
Year 1, semester 1
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Specialization Engineering - choose one of the pre-approved 'packages'
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Petroleum Engineering
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Directional Drilling and Well Flow Engineering
Year 1, semester 1
Directional Drilling and Well Flow Engineering (PET505)
Study points: 10
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Advanced Well and Drilling Engineering
Year 1, semester 2
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Computer science
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Security and Vulnerability in Networks
Year 1, semester 1
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Distributed Systems
Year 1, semester 2
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Cybernetic/AI
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Signal Processing
Year 1, semester 1
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Machine Learning
Year 1, semester 2
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Engineering Structures and Materials Technology
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Structural Dynamics
Year 1, semester 1
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Corrosion and materials technology
Year 1, semester 2
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Risk Management and Maintenance
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Risk Management and Maintenance - Compulsory course
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Foundations of Risk Analysis and Risk Science
Year 1, semester 1
Foundations of Risk Analysis and Risk Science (RIS505)
Study points: 10
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Risk Management and Maintenance - Choose 10 ECTS in 2nd semester
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Smart Operations, Maintenance and Industrial Logistics
Year 1, semester 2
Smart Operations, Maintenance and Industrial Logistics (IAM510)
Study points: 10
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Reliability Analysis
Year 1, semester 2
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Civil engineering - Specialization Structural engineering
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Concrete Structures, advanced course
Year 1, semester 1
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Plastic Analysis of Structures
Year 1, semester 2
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Corrosion
Year 1, semester 2
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Specialization choice
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Contract administration
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Contract administration - compulsory course
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Contracts - Design and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Choose one course in 2nd semester
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Contract Strategy
Year 1, semester 2
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Project Cost Estimation and Risk Analysis
Year 1, semester 2
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Contract administration - electives, semester 1-3, 20 ECTS
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Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
Year 1, semester 2
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Corporate Finance
Year 1, semester 2
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Strategy and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Derivatives, Risk and Markets
Year 1, semester 1
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Project management
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Project management - compulsory course
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Project Cost Estimation and Risk Analysis
Year 1, semester 2
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Choose one course in 1st or 3rd semester
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Contracts - Design and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Strategy and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Project management - electives, semester 1-3, 20 ECTS
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Contract Strategy
Year 1, semester 2
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Derivatives, Risk and Markets
Year 1, semester 1
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Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
Year 1, semester 1
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Supply Chain and Operations Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Corporate Finance
Year 1, semester 1
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Strategic Management
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Strategic Management - compulsory course
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Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
Year 1, semester 1
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Choose one course in 1st or 3rd semester
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Green Transition management
Year 1, semester 1
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Strategy and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Electives, 20 credits
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Contract Strategy
Year 1, semester 2
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Project Cost Estimation and Risk Analysis
Year 1, semester 2
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Contracts - Design and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Derivatives, Risk and Markets
Year 1, semester 1
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Corporate Finance
Year 1, semester 1
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Investment and finance
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Investment and finance - compulsory course
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Financial Engineering in Python
Year 1, semester 2
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Choose one course
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Risk Assessment, Economic Evaluation and Decisions
Year 1, semester 2
Risk Assessment, Economic Evaluation and Decisions (RIS525)
Study points: 10
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Derivatives, Risk and Markets
Year 1, semester 1
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Corporate Finance
Year 1, semester 1
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Electives, 20 ECTS
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Project Cost Estimation and Risk Analysis
Year 1, semester 2
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Contracts - Design and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Strategy and Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Supply Chain and Operations Management
Year 1, semester 1
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Student exchange
By going on exchange to one of our partner institutions abroad as part of your studies, you will have an opportunity to get a unique education. In addition to improving your career opportunities, you grow as a person and gain the ability to greater reflect on the topics you study as part of your degree.
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Opptakskrav
Opptakskravet er fullført bachelorgrad i ingeniørfag i henhold til nasjonal rammeplan for ingeniørutdanning, eller tilsvarende. Alle søkere må ha minimum 25 sp matematikk, 5 sp statistikk og 7,5 sp fysikk. Søkere med utenlandsk utdanning må ha tilsvarende 25 sp innen matematikk, 5 sp statistikk og 7,5 sp fysikk.
For å være kvalifisert for opptak til det toårige masterprogrammet i industriell økonomi kreves det, i tillegg til de generelle opptakskravene, bestått eksamen i minimum 5 sp bedriftsøkonomi og minimum 5 sp mikroøkonomi eller tilsvarende. Studenter som mangler alle eller et av disse emnene, kan også søke om opptak på følgende betingelser:
- Studenter som mangler bedriftsøkonomi, må bestå en egen forprøve i bedriftsøkonomi i begynnelsen av første semester.
- Studenter som mangler mikroøkonomi, må ta emnet IND200 i løpet av førstesemester.
I de overnevnte tilfeller må emnene tas utenom ordinær studieplan for masterstudiet.
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