We offer programmes within the areas of

• Oil and Gas
• Construction and Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Automation and Electro
• Maritime
• Health and Social Studies
• Administration and Economics 
• Digitization 

The programmes that are offered in the Norwegian languages can be applied at Samordnaopptak.

Are you interested?

We want to know what you are interested in so that we can give you the best possible offer. You can therefore register your interest in various topics that you would like to take.

Show your interest by sending us an inquiry.

Contact information:
Deparment Industry program and courses
bransjeprogram@skole.rogfk.no

Frequently asked questions and answers

What does online study entail?

Answer: We use the program Teams for communication between students and teachers. At the start of your studies, you will receive an SMS where you get login information to Teams. This means that as a student, you can study from wherever you want as long as you have access to a PC or similar device, as well as normal functioning network.

What does it mean to study part time?

Answer: Studying part time means that you should be able to continue your normal job activities while completing a study. Teaching sessions are usually added at a time when many students can attend (e.g. 17.00–20.00). In addition to the live sessions, recordings of these are made and saved as videos that you can watch anytime later at your convenience. The teacher will keep in touch with you through different channels to ensure you get the follow-up you need. Learning assignments and tests are normally posted on Teams.. You will normally also be able to take tests and exams online either in written or oral format.

How much study load can I handle?

Answer: It is very personal how much the individual manages to study especially when consolidating work and family. The study load for an ordinary full-time student is 60 credits per year. For part-time students who have work or other demands, we do not recommend taking more than a maximum of half a study, which is 30 credits for two semesters or 15 credits for one semester.

What is Vocational college?

A vocational college offers vocational educations based on upper secondary education. The vocational college programme is a full-fledged alternative to college and university education.

The educational programmes are normally from 30 to 120 study points, depending on the individual program.

Who can apply for vocational education?

Students who have a trade certificate within the relevant programme area or relevant work experience can apply.