Digital Communication and Culture II
These courses are available to exchange students and full-degree students. If you want to apply for the full degree, please see the webpage of the degree.
- Campus
- Hamar
- Duration
- Spring semester (January-June)
- Structure
- Full time
- Credits
- 30 ECTS
- Teaching language
- EN
- Startup
- January
- Application deadline
- Oct. 15, 2026
About the courses
These courses are a part of the Master's degree in Digital Communication and Culture. Admission to single courses (not the degree) is only possible for exchange students from our partner institution. They are not open for free movers.
All courses mentioned in the drop-down list below are taught in English and offered only in the spring semesters.
Admission requirement
All students must have completed a bachelor’s degree or a degree recognized as equivalent, with a specialisation of at least 80 ECTS in the humanities, social sciences or media/communication studies. They must also be enrolled at a Master's degree at one of our partner institutions.
Gathering based
Please note that these courses are intensive on-campus courses. Teaching takes place every other to every third week.
Courses in English
Please notice that some courses mentioned below may not be offered every semester. If you want to apply for these courses as an exchange student, contact the International Advisor of the Faculty of Education in Campus Hamar for additional information.
The following courses may be offered - combinations to be updated.
Spring 2027
- Cohesive Learning Design with VR Simulation (10 ECTS)*
- Digital Ethics (10 ECTS)
- Digitally Mediated Language Practices in a Post-Digital Age (10 ECTS)
- Games and Media Culture (10 ECTS)*
- Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence (10 ECTS)
* It will be decided shortly after the 1st of October 2026 whether these courses will run in the spring semester of 2027.
Application deadline and admission
Exchange students
These single courses are only available to exchange students from our partner institutions. To find out whether you are eligible for an exchange study at the University of Inland Norway, contact your home institution. All exchange students must be nominated by their home institution before they can apply.
Information on the application process and the latest semester information will be sent by email to all nominated students. You will apply for relevant courses as part of your exchange application. Please review the application guidelines for preparing the required documents and applying for the exchange.
International students interested in a full degree
This course is a part of the English Master in Digital Communication and Culture. If you are interested in applying for the full degree, please view our webpage for full-degree students. Be aware of the different deadlines for full-degree applications.
Students enrolled in other studies at INN
If you are enrolled in a Master's degree at INN and would like to take this course as an elective, please contact your Faculty. The International Office does not know which electives you can choose from.
How much does it cost?
Free for exchange students.
