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For the first time ever, students can begin a bachelor's degree at Noroff in January. Noroff University College is now introducing an additional intake for Digital Assurance and Security Management, a programme designed to meet the growing demand for expertise in digital security.
When he lost his job as a pilot during the pandemic, Ole-Aleksander Brænna enrolled in an online programme at Noroff. He had never written a line of code. Today, he runs his own business and is Tech Lead at BAAM Events.
Most Norwegian companies have an incident response plan. Far fewer practise it. That is why Atea has travelled around the country with a container where companies can experience a simulated cyberattack, before it happens for real.
Many people believe that changing careers is something you need to do early in life. But today, more and more adults are returning to education, often to pursue careers in digital fields where the demand for skilled professionals is high.
With a full-time job, a two-and-a-half-year-old daughter and a baby boy on the way, Christian Aak could easily have put off his studies once again. Instead, he enrolled in Cloud Security and Infrastructure at Noroff.
How can students use artificial intelligence without allowing it to replace the skills they are supposed to develop? Three researchers at Noroff University College explored this question at a time when ChatGPT was still new. Just over a year after publication, their research has been cited more than 140 times.
A career change took Caroline Olesen from the restaurant industry and running an outdoor dog daycare to graphic design. An internship during her studies became the starting point for a new career in the design industry – and eventually led to a job.
Artificial intelligence is already changing tasks in Norwegian businesses, but according to Noroff's CEO, Erik Brandt, we're still only at the beginning. He believes there's one thing that will become even more important as AI takes over more and more tasks: your professional expertise.
When a teacher advised her to choose something more “realistic,” Vendela Irgens refused to let it stop her. Today, the former Noroff student has already landed her first job in the film industry – and gained experience on an international production through Oslo Company.
Egill Hansson's passion for drawing, video games, and storytelling began in a small village in Iceland. Today, he develops his own games and animation projects using the skills he gained through the Interactive Media – Animation bachelor's degree at Noroff University College.
Passwords like “123456”, “password”, and “admin” still rank among the world’s most commonly used passwords. Despite growing awareness around cybersecurity, many people continue to use passwords that can be cracked in seconds.