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Current Project and Master study topics

Current Project and Master study topics

 

Dear Students,

Are you looking for an exciting project or master’s thesis topic? Below you will find a selection of topics offered by our research group. Many of these topics are part of ongoing research projects that address important challenges in modern engineering and materials science. Our work is closely connected to Norwegian and international industry, giving you the opportunity to work on problems that have real technological and societal impact.

Depending on your interests, you can choose between simulation-based projects, experimental studies, or a combination of both. A typical project assignment starts with a literature review to help you understand the topic, followed by preliminary simulations or experimental investigations. Master’s theses usually involve deeper and more innovative research.

Many of our master’s students have successfully published their thesis results in peer-reviewed international journals and conferences, which can be a great advantage for future academic or industry careers.

If one of the topics sparks your curiosity, we would be happy to hear from you. Feel free to contact us if you have questions or would like to discuss possible project ideas.

2025-2026: Presentation of project and master study topics


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