Study In Norway

Languages of instruction: English
Courses Available: All courses are available
Intakes: Mid August
Deadlines: Vary but usually about 16 to 24 weeks before the beginning of classes
Tuition fees:

About €0 – €9000 per year for undergraduate studies
About €0 – €19000 for postgraduate studies

What you pay for our services: $300
What else you should budget for: school application fee, visa fee, tuition fee, air ticket, room, and board abroad

STUDY IN

NORWAY

Overview

Europe’s northernmost country with bountiful reserves of offshore oil and gas, Norway shares the Scandinavian Peninsula with Sweden and Finland. Norway is a prosperous country with the second-highest GDP per-capita in Europe, after Luxembourg, and the sixth-highest GDP per-capita in the world. Norway’s roughly 5 million people enjoy one of the world’s highest standards of living. According to the Foreign Policy magazine, it was the world’s most well-functioning and stable country in 2009. Norway has also placed favorably in other reports, it was fourth in the 2013 Equalised Better Life Index and third in intergenerational earnings elasticity.
Norway has also had the highest Human Development Index ranking in the world since 2009.

Except for a few private university colleges, all Norwegian higher education institutions are state-run and many of the private higher education institutions also receive public funding. There are currently about 9 universities, 8 university colleges and 5 scientific colleges in Norway The main differences between the types of higher education institutions are related to their self-accreditation rights. Universities can offer study programs without external accreditation, while university colleges must apply for external accreditation for their study programs. Higher education is free for all including international students. Only Private institutions charge tuition fees for their degree programs, but they are still usually on the lower side compared to other countries. Besides, international students do not necessarily have to worry about learning Norwegian if they choose to study in Norway since English is widely spoken as a second language.

Why you should study in Norway
  • Higher education is free for all including international students. Only Private institutions charge tuition fees for their degree programs, but they are still usually on the lower side compared to other countries.
  • International students feel welcome in Norway where they enjoy a world-class education in a country that consistently ranks among the top in the world for quality of life, prosperity, security, and environmental quality.
  • Degrees offered in Norwegian Universities are often shorter than alternatives in other countries like the US. Most Norwegian bachelor degree courses can be completed in just three years.
  • Students can work part-time while studying in Norway. They may also gain work experience in Norway after their studies
  • International students feel welcome in New Zealand’s multi-cultural society that proudly celebrates its bicultural heritage. They enjoy a relaxed and peaceful lifestyle in a country with high levels of government transparency and security.

What to expect from us
  • Matching with schools in preferred destination
  • Assistance with payment of application fees
  • Help with sending documents to schools
  • Personalized counseling on study options
  • Communication with schools on your behalf
  • Help with legalization of documents if needed
  • Guidance with writing your thesis proposals
  • Review of your personal statements…etc.
  • Guidance with your visa application/interviews
  • Assistance with your flight arrangements
  • Help with foreign currency exchange/transfer
  • Help finding and paying for accommodation

Want to study in Norway?

We can help! Kindly click on the APPLY button and complete the application form. Do not forget to attach your educational documents, CV and passport copy.

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