In the Master’s programme in Digital Communication and Marketing, students have the opportunity to participate in international student exchange, and the rest of the teaching is set within an international context.

Arrangements for Internationalisation

The Master’s programme in Digital Communication and Marketing includes arrangements that place the field within an international context, exposing students to a diversity of perspectives throughout their studies. These arrangements may include various activities such as the use of international literature, guest lectures by international experts, incoming exchange students, or participation in international conferences or workshops abroad (this list is not exhaustive).

The academic environment within the programme has a strong international profile. Several faculty members have completed parts or all of their education at foreign universities and have extensive professional experience abroad. The academic staff maintain an active international network, with collaborations at educational institutions across Europe and participation in international research projects.

Individual course descriptions provide more detailed information about the specific arrangements for internationalisation within each course.

International Student Exchange

For the Master’s programme in Digital Communication and Marketing, exchange opportunities are available in the third semester. Kristiania has agreements with several international partner institutions, allowing students to complete part of their studies abroad.

Current exchange partner institutions include (list subject to change):

Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur
Woosong University, South Korea
Assumption University, Thailand
Silesian University, Czech Republic
University of Antwerp, Belgium

Kristiania participates in the following mobility programmes:

Nordplus – in the Nordic and Baltic countries
ERASMUS+ – in Europe
Exchange or Study Abroad programmes – for students within and outside of Europe

To be eligible for exchange, students must be enrolled in a degree-awarding programme and have completed a minimum of 60 ECTS credits at Kristiania by the time of departure. For both campus-based and online programmes, the exchange takes place on location at the host institution.

In most cases, eligibility for student exchange requires normal study progression, satisfactory grades, and a motivation letter. Additional documentation, such as a creative portfolio, may also be required, and Kristiania may conduct interviews with applicants. Please note that the number of exchange places at partner institutions is limited.

Kristiania reserves the right to make changes to partner institutions and mobility programmes. Updated information is published on Kristiania’s website.

Study program MMK

Master in Digital Communication and Marketing