Fields of Study
Explore study fields before choosing a university
Open each field to understand the study direction, typical tuition range, useful statistics and what EduNord helps you compare.
Technology and Engineering
For students interested in systems, energy, robotics, digital transformation and practical problem solving.
- Common directions: mechanical, electrical, energy, industrial and robotics-related engineering.
- Good for students who enjoy maths, systems, design and applied projects.
- Statistics to check before applying: programme seats, international intake, graduate outcomes and work-placement links.
Business and Management
A flexible field for students interested in organisations, marketing, entrepreneurship, finance and international work.
- Common directions: international business, marketing, entrepreneurship, finance and management.
- Good for students who like communication, strategy, people and markets.
- Statistics to compare: number of English-taught options, internships, graduate pathways and international student share.
Health, Nursing and Wellbeing
People-focused programmes where communication, responsibility and practical training matter.
- Common directions: nursing, health care, wellbeing and social fields.
- Good for students who want a clear professional direction and can commit to practical training.
- Statistics to check: placement structure, graduate licensing route, language expectations and employment direction.
IT, AI and Data
For students interested in coding, software systems, AI, data, cyber security and digital services.
- Common directions: software engineering, data analytics, AI, cyber security and information systems.
- Good for students who enjoy logic, independent learning and continuous skill building.
- Statistics to compare: programme size, graduate skills, internship routes and international intake.
Science and Sustainability
For students interested in laboratories, environment, natural sciences, biotechnology, climate and responsible innovation.
- Common directions: environmental science, sustainability, biotechnology, chemistry and natural sciences.
- Good for students who like research questions, lab or field work and long-term global challenges.
- Statistics to check: research profile, lab access, graduate direction and international programme availability.
Education and Social Fields
For students interested in learning, society, children, communication, inclusion and community development.
- Common directions: education, social services, pedagogy and social development.
- Good for students who enjoy people-focused work and cultural understanding.
- Statistics to check: practicum structure, language needs, graduate outcomes and local qualification rules.