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Studying in Norway
Strong in marine, energy and sustainability
EuropeMid budget1 universitiesEnglish-taught bachelor'sPost-graduation work rights
Norwegian public universities charge non-EU students fees as of 2023, but amounts stay below the UK's. The country is strong in maritime, oil-energy and sustainability.
Who is it for?
- •Those targeting energy and marine engineering
- •Lovers of nature and outdoor life
- •Sustainability-focused students
Watch out for
- •Living costs are very high
- •Early application is essential for housing
Strong fields
Energy engineeringMaritime studiesSustainabilityComputer sciencePublic policy
Education system
Degree lengthBachelor's 3 years
GradingA–F
Academic calendarAugust intake
Application system
PlatformThe university's own portal
DocumentsTranscript, Language certificate, Motivation letter, Financial document
DeadlinesDecember–March
Exam requirements
Academic examsHigh school grades; one year of university study may be required
EnglishIELTS 6.5
Costs
Tuition9,000–18,000 € / year
Living costs1,100–1,500 € / month
Annual total22,000–36,000 € per year
Scholarships
- •University partial scholarships
- •Erasmus+ support
Visa & work rights
Student visaStudent residence permit
Working while studying20 hours per week
After graduation1-year job-seeking permit
Universities
Top universities in Norway
Each university page lists programs, tuition and admission profile.
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