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We are happy to announce that the admission will soon open for starting UiO's Masters programme in Music, Communication and Technology (MCT) in August 2023. 

These are the application deadlines:

• Non-EU/EEA applicants: application portal opens on 15 October 2022 and closes on 15 November 2022.
• EU/EEA applicants: application portal opens on 1 February 2023 and closes on 1 March 2023.
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: application portal opens on 1 February 2023 and closes on 15 April 2023.

Please don't hesitate to ...

We are happy to announce that  the admission is open for starting UiO's MCT programme in August 2022. 

These are the application deadlines:

• Non-EU/EEA applicants: 1 December
• EU/EEA/Swiss applicants: 1 March
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: 15 April

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

MCT students are heavily involved in the organization of the WoNoMute workshops. The seminars are open to the public. Read more here. 

We are happy to announce that  the admission is open for starting the MCT programme in August 2021. Starting from this intake, the MCT programme will be hosted at UiO only.

These are the application deadlines:

• Non-EU/EEA applicants: 1 December
• EU/EEA/Swiss applicants: 1 March
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: 15 April

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

We are happy to announce that  the admission is open for starting the MCT programme in August 2020.

Wonder who the current MCT students are? Check the blog posts written by the new students during the semester opening week.

MCT students are heavily involved in the organization of the monthly WoNoMute seminars. There will be seminars by Natasha Barrett, Liz Dobson, Sofia Dahl, S?lvi Ystad. The seminars are open to the public. Read more here. 

About WoNoMute

The organization Women Nordic Music Technology (WoNoMute) at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in partnership with University of Oslo (UiO). WoNoMute has been founded by Anna Xamb¨® in August 2018, and aims to promote and connect the work of women in music tech at local, national and international levels. The networked organization is growing quickly thanks to the generous financial support of both NTNU and UiO and the excellent contributions of its members. It is thanks to the work and collaboration of contributors and advisors (see the com...

We are happy to announce that  the admission is open for starting the MCT programme in August 2019.

These are the application deadlines:

• Non-EU/EEA applicants: 1 December
• EU/EEA/Swiss applicants: 1 March
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: 15 April

Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

We are happy to share our new promo video for the MCT programme.

The MCT students are writing a blog with information about their testing in the Portal. This is a useful resource also for other people interested in exploring network-based co-presence, co-teaching and co-performance.

We are happy to announce that the MCT programme was approved by the NTNU board yesterday. This means that the admission to the program starts, today!

These are the application deadlines:

• Non-EU/EEA applicants: from 26 October until 1 December ?< /strong>
• EU/EEA/Swiss applicants: from 1 Februaryuntil 1 March  
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent or renewable residence permit in Norway: from 1 February un...

We are happy to launch the new promo video for the MCT programme. Watch and share!

A short welcome message from two of the programme coordinators, Alexander Refsum Jensenius (UiO) and Sigurd Saue (NTNU).

We are happy to announce that "Music, Communication & Technology" (MCT) will be the very first joint degree between NTNU and UiO, the two biggest universities in Norway. The programme is now approved by the UiO board and will soon be approved by the NTNU board.

The programme will welcome it's first students Autumn 2018, and is considered a priority of both universities, for several reasons:

• MCT will be a great platform for close cooperation on education and research between the two universities.
• MCT will offer innovative teaching and learning methods, including "flipped classroom", telematic group work, and problem-based learning.
• MCT represents an exciting new interdisciplinary field, drawing on methods and theories from music cognition, informatics, sound design and human-computer interaction.