Study in Norway

At a Glance

Norway, located on the western side of the Scandinavian Peninsula, features a long coastline and stunning nature reserves, making it one of Europe's prime tourist spots. Its climate ranges from severe subarctic in the north to gentler temperate conditions in the south. The country's landscape, with more than three-fifths being hilly, offers beautiful bays and natural beaches perfect for outdoor activities.

Despite its size, Norway is home to a variety of universities, university colleges, and other higher education institutions that often exceed American educational standards.

The Upsides

High Quality education
Healthy work life balance
Diverse and inclusive Environment
Internationally recognized Courses
One of World's happiest Countries
Easy Admission Process
High Innovative Job Opportunities

Language Requirements

TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, MOI are accepted

Academic Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree: Above 70% in 12th grade required.

Master’s Degree: Above 70% in Bachelor’s degree required.

Part Time

Graduate and diploma students are allowed to work part-time for up to 40 hours each week.

Stay Back

Bachelor’s Degree: 2 years
Master’s Degree & PhD: Upto 4 years

Intakes

There is only a single intake and most of the intake occurs between December and March.

Prominent scholarships
SCAR Fellowships in Antarctic Research
Microsoft Research PhD Fellowship
Mobility Grant for Norwegian Language nd Literature
The ERASMUS+ Grant
Wilhelmsen Foundation Scholarship Programme
BI Presidential Scholarship
NTNU Scholarship
Scholarship Grant for Undergradute Students
The $2000 "Privacy Matter" College Scholarship
CLIFF-GRAD Scholarship (PhD)
Become JACK and JONES Scholar (Masters and PhD)