Rollup Image The Faculty of Education and Arts The Faculty of Education and Arts is Nord University's largest faculty. The academic profile includes teacher education, humanities and the aesthetic disciplines. Main bodyProgrammes and courses It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Borderology (Joint Master Degree)Primary teacher education grades 1-7 (Master 5 years)Primary teacher education grades 5-10 (Master 5 years)EnglishNordic and International Perspectives on Teaching and LearningEnglish (one year programme)English (Bachelor)Adventure KnowledgeNutritionPrimary teacher education grades 1-7 (Master 5 years)Primary teacher education grades 5-10 (Master 5 years)Primary teacher education grades 1-7 (Master 5 years)Primary teacher education grades 5-10 (Master 5 years)Practical Knowledge, masterAdaptive Learning (Master)Music pedagogue in Schools of Music and Performing Art, Bachelor ProgrammeIntroduction to Norwegian society, welfare, development and languageTheatre Production and Acting, Bachelor's ProgrammeHonors for ESERO NorwayEnglishNordic and International Perspectives on Teaching and LearningEnglish (one year programme)EnglishAdventure KnowledgePrimary teacher education grades 1-7 (Master 5 years)Primary teacher education grades 5-10 (Master 5 years)Bachelor Kindergarten Teacher EducationPh.D. in the study of professional praxisSports Science, bachelor programmeMusic Teacher, Bachelor ProgrammeBarnehagelærer, deltid 4årBorderology (Joint Master Degree) ResearchThe faculty's research is related to the teaching profession, the arts and humanities. Themes include flexible learning, the teacher as a bearer of culture, special needs education, didactics of mathematics and mathematics education, and literacy. Research centres The Centre for Practical Knowledge The Norwegian Centre for Art and Culture in EducationThe Centre for Pedagogical Entrepreneurship About the facultyThe Faculty of Education and Arts is a new faculty, formally established on January 1 2017 after restructuring at Nord University. The faculty has 3346 students at four study locations: Vesterålen, Bodø, Nesna and Levanger. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter E-mail Print this page