Oslo School of Architecture and Design

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The Oslo School of Architecture and Design, AHO, is one of Norway's three architectural schools.

The school was established as an independent school in 1961, after having been a part of the National College of Art and Design from 1945. In 2001 the school moved into a new building in central Oslo. The school offers Masters degrees in Architecture, Industrial Design, Urbanism, and Computer-Related Design. There is also a PhD program. There are about 530 students and an academic staff of about 70.

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  • Institute of Architecture
  • Institute of Urbanism and Landscape
  • Institute of Industrial Design
  • Institute of Architectural and Design Technology
  • Institute of Form, Theory and History

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Universities in Norway

Public: Bergen • NTNU • Oslo • Stavanger • Tromsø • UMB

Public Specialised Universities: AHO • NFH • NHH • NIH • NMH • NVH

Public Regional University Colleges: Agder • Akershus • Bergen • Bodø • Buskerud • Finnmark • Gjøvik • Harstad • Hedmark • KHiB • KHiO • Lillehammer • Molde • Narvik • Nesna • Nord-Trøndelag • Oslo • PHS • Saami • Sogn og Fjordane • Stord/Haugesund • Sør-Trøndelag • Telemark • Tromsø • Vestfold • Volda • Østfold • Ålesund

Private Specialised Universities and Colleges: BI • Diakonhjemmet • Diakonissehjemmet • DMMH • MF • NITH • NLA • OMH • Rogaland

Coordinates: 59°55′27.79″N, 10°45′5.13″E

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