Situated in Norway’s capital and established in 1811, University of Oslo is the oldest and largest university of Norway. It currently welcomes around 30,000 students. University of Oslo consists of the following faculties: Faculty of Theology, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Social Sciences, and Faculty of Education. Its structural division also includes a number of additional units such as the University Library, the Museums, Units directly under The University Board, the Central Administration, etc. For a more comprehensive list of units at the University of Oslo visit its official website.

How to apply

Students can apply for Master’s degree programs taught in English. Note that Bachelor’s degree studies at the University of Oslo are only possible in Norwegian. A complete list of all courses offered at the University of Oslo can be found here. PhD studies are also offered.
International students need to meet some basic requirements in order to apply and be accepted at University of Oslo. One of these is to prove their English language proficiency.
Application procedures for Master’s and Bachelor’s degree studies are different. To find out how to apply for Master’s degree studies follow this link. For information related to Bachelor’s degree studies taught in Norwegian click here.
For further information contact the International Education Office.

Exchange students and scholarships

Students are not subject to tuition fees since University of Oslo is a public higher education institution. International students can apply for grants covering their living costs through the Quota Scheme or NORAD’s Programme for Master Studies (NOMA). Detailed information about these two programmes and some additional ones can be found here. Moreover, some international students are entitled to apply for a study loan through the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund. For further information refer to this link .
University of Oslo is a member of the Erasmus Mundus mobility program and has signed a number of bilateral agreements with partner institutions. A comprehensive list of all the programs you can apply for as an international student can be found here.
Dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding, University of Oslo organizes The International Summer School (ISS).
An interesting initiative to support international students is the so-called Buddy System.
Central Address:
The University of Oslo (UiO)
Boks 1072 Blindern
NO-0316 OSLO

Norway

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

Most commonly known as NTNU, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology which is located in Trondheim is the second largest university in Norway. Even though its name suggests that its primary study programs focus on science and technology, it also has faculties and departments that concentrate on other fields. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology is a host to around 20,000 students.
Students interested in applying for one of the degree programs of the University can find a comprehensive list of all studies here.

How to apply

Students can choose between study programs taught in English and Norwegian. For a complete overview of these study programs click here. As is the case with all public universities in Norway, students are not subject to tuition fees. Students wishing to apply for a study program in Norwegian have to prove their Norwegian language proficiency.
The application procedure for undergraduate and ordinary Master’s degree programs is done through NUCAS, the Norwegian Universities and Colleges Admission Service (Samordnet opptak).  Students who wish to enroll in the international Master’s and PhD programs apply directly to the university. Further information concerning the application procedure can be found here.

Exchange students and scholarships

Students can apply for a number of student exchange programs and visit the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. NTNU is a member of the European Commission’s Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci programs, as well as Nordplus.
Exchange students can come to NTNU as Free Movers, if the university they study at has not signed a formal exchange agreement with NTNU.
For further information concerning the admission process and the application procedure please follow this link. Should you have any further questions, please contact the Office of International Relations at international@adm.ntnu.no

Details about various financing opportunities and scholarships can be found here.
Central Address:
NTNU
NO-7491 Trondheim
Norway
postmottak@adm.ntnu.no

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.

University of Bergen is situated in the second largest city in Norway, Bergen. It was established as a higher education institution in 1946. It welcomes around 15,000 students. An interesting fact about the University of Bergen is that it is ranked as the 144th best universities in the world out of 9000 universities. It consists of the following faculties: Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Faculty of Psychology, and Faculty of Social Sciences.

How to apply

Applicants interested in enrolling in a Bachelor’s degree program have to prove their Norwegian language proficiency. The admission process takes place through the Norwegian Universities and Colleges Admission Service (NUCAS).
University of Bergen offers around 40 Master’s degree programs taught in English. International students can apply either as a self-financing student or as a student supported by the Quota Scheme. Students have to prove their English language proficiency.

Exchange students and scholarships

University of Bergen is open to students applying through the Erasmus mobility program, the Nordplus program, as well as to students coming from universities that have signed bilateral agreements with the University of Bergen.
Because University of Bergen is a public higher education institution there is no need for students to pay tuition fees. However,  students can apply for financial support through Norad’s Programme for Master Studies (NOMA) and the Quota Scheme to help cover their cost of living.
Central Address:
University of Bergen
P.O.Box 7800
5020 Bergen

Official website

Please note that Mladiinfo does not give scholarships or any financial support, but only informs about different opportunities. Click on the direct link to the official page above to apply for the program.