Study in Norway
Top Universities in Norway
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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University of Oslo
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University of Bergen
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University of Stavanger
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Student Visa Process
Step 1
Receive an admission letter from a designated learning institution.
Step 2
Apply for a student visa or study permit (F1, Tier 4, etc.).
Step 3
Submit biometrics and attend a visa interview if required.
Step 4
Receive visa and plan your travel.
International Scholarships
Frequently Asked Queries
Is it expensive to study in Norway?
While some universities are expensive, Norway offers various scholarships and part-time work options to help manage costs.
Can I work while studying in Norway?
Yes, typically international students can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters.
What are the language requirements for Norway?
Most universities require IELTS (6.5+) or TOEFL (90+) for English-speaking programs.
Planning Norway? Do these next
Each step has its own page — none of this is a brochure.
Thinking about Norway?
A counsellor who places students in Norway will call you back with a shortlist, the entry requirements and what the whole thing will cost.
- A shortlist matched to your marks and budget
- Entry requirements, tests and intake dates
- Scholarships you may qualify for
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