Study in Norway: A Guide for International Students

Lots of international students choose to study in Norway - and it’s little wonder why. From the magnificent fjords, to the vibrant capital Oslo, Norway captures the true essence of Scandinavia. Unlike in some countries, international students can find themselves in any number of cities, including Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen and Tromso.

Norway is home to some great schools, like the University of Oslo, the University of Bergen and the Arctic University of Tromso. It’s also home to some great specialized schools, like the Norwegian University of Life Sciences in Ås and the Oslo National Academy of the Arts.

Adding to Norway’s attraction is the fact that there are no tuition fees at public schools. Wherever you’re from and whatever you’re studying, you will not pay tuition fees in Norway. You can get a world-class education tuition fee-free.

Norway - Quick Facts & Figures

Norway also has a large economy. This makes for great internship and graduate job opportunities. English is so widely spoken that, in places like Oslo and Bergen, it’s possible to find a job even without knowing Norwegian. 

The economy is also diverse. This means that studies and opportunities are widespread, from the fuel industry, to tech, to the arts, Norway has it all.

Aside from studying, Norway is also a nature lover’s paradise, with forests, mountains and, of course, the fjords. In winter, you can even see the Northern Lights. Norwegians also love to eat fresh. Freshly caught fish and fresh fruit and vegetables are the norm. Norway’s beauty comes from its location. It borders Sweden to the south, Finland to the south-east and Russia to the east as well as the Atlantic and the Norwegian Sea.

Norway has something to offer many international students. This guide tells you all you need to know.