There are almost 800
international study programmes and courses taught entirely in English. For the
international programmes and courses it is absolutely essential that you can
speak, read and write English well. All type of courses are available in Norway
like Agriculture, forestry and fishery, Arts and Humanities, Business
administration and management, Communication, Education and Teacher, Training,
Engineering, Environmental Science, Fine and applied arts, Law, Mathematics and
computer science, Medical and health sciences, Natural sciences, Service,
tourism and leisure, Social and behavioural sciences, Transport and logistics,
Urban planning and architecture.
Average Fees & Living
Expenses
Experience shows that to live
in the Norway for one year costs a foreign student between € 600 and € 800 a
month. This is needed to cover daily expenses and to pay the registration and
tuition fees.
Admission Requirements
For undergraduate studies
1. Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate
2. One year of successfully completed university education
3. Proof of English, e.g. TOEFL or IELTS
For graduate studies
1. Senior Secondary School Leaving Certificate
2. Bachelor's degree 4 year diploma
3. Proof of English, e.g. TOEFL or IELTS
APPLYING FOR A STUDY VISA
The key elements for success in
applying for a study visa for Norway are:
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Make sure all documentation required is in order
and complete.
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Final offer letter from College (this will be
issued once fees have been paid in compliance with Portugal Government visa
regulations).
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Evidence that student can support him/herself
fully without relying on state services, e.g. copy of current bank statement
showing at least € 10,000 and a 'letter of good standing' from the sponsors
bank.
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Valid passport.
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4 passport photographs
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Visa application fee
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Some countries have special visa requirements
for English language i.e. India, Sindh Pakistan and Bangladesh.
Working while studying
Foreign students in the Norway
are allowed to take a part-time job.
Norway
is the land of extreme mountains, northern lights, land of the midnight sun.
Norway is the most Visited
Schengen
country. For natural spectacles and the outdoor lifestyle, Norway has plenty
to offer. In the country is often described as having the most beautiful scenery
in the world. All this, right on your doorstep. It's not all hiking, biking and
skiing, however. Norway's cities buzz with student life and with one of the
lowest crime rates in the world, they offer a safe environment in which you can
live and study. Norwegian institutions of higher education welcome applications
from qualified students from around the world. Over 9 000 foreign nationals are
currently enrolled at this level of the educational system. International
students may apply for admissions to a variety of undergraduate and graduate
degree programmes. Some universities and colleges offer specifically designed
programmes for foreign students. These programmes are taught in English and
admission does not require permanent residency.