Study in Norway

www.studyinnorway.no

Education system• Norway is one of the leading countries confirming the

guidelines from the Bologna system in European higher education

• The degree system based on the Bachelor`s, Master`s and Ph.d. structure has been successfully implemented, together with the ECTS credit system

• More than 200 Master programmes taught in english, covering a variety of subject areas

Education system• 7 accredited universities• 9 accredited specialized university institutions• 22 accredited university colleges• Almost all higher education institutions are state-run• Tuition is not required, although fees may be imposed for

certain professional education programmes• The academic year normally runs from mid-August to mid-

June. Courses are measured in “studiepoeng” according to the ECTS standard (European Credit Transfer System credits).

Important institutions

International Office at SEBS is currently working to renew cooperation with these 4 Universities:

• Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration, Bergen. www.nhh.no• BI- Norwegian School of Management, Oslo. www.bi.no• Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Oslo. www.umb.no• Norwegian University of Science and Technology,

Trondheim. www.ntnu.no

Study in Norway

• Some examples of Master programmes in english:• Master of Science in Economics (Norwegian University of Life

Sciences)• M.Sc. in Business Creation and Entrepreneurship

(University of Tromsø)• Master in International Business (Norwegian School of

Economics and Business Administration ,Bergen)

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•Master of Science in Business and Economics (BI Norwegian School of Management, Oslo)

•Master of Science in Information Systems (Norwegian University of Science and Technology)Master in Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration)

Scholarships

• First you need to apply and be accepted into one of the Universities approved by International Office• Living expenses in Norway are high; but when you are

accepted as a student you can apply for a scholarship through the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund • Find out more on www.studyinnorway.no/sn/Tuition-

Scholarships/Scholarships

Study in Norway•Where do I get application forms and where do I

send my application?Application forms should be requested from the individual institution (e.g. from their website). All applications should also be sent directly to the institutions.

• The official gateway for studying in Norway is

• www.studyinnorway.no• You can also find them on Facebook- Study in Norway