Situated in Norway’s capital and established in 1811, University of Oslo is the oldest and largest university of Norway. It currently welcomes around 30,000 students. University of Oslo consists of the following faculties: Faculty of Theology, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Social Sciences, and Faculty of Education. Its structural division also includes a number of additional units such as the University Library, the Museums, Units directly under The University Board, the Central Administration, etc. For a more comprehensive list of units at the University of Oslo visit its official website.
How to apply
Students can apply for Master’s degree programs taught in English. Note that Bachelor’s degree studies at the University of Oslo are only possible in Norwegian. A complete list of all courses offered at the University of Oslo can be found here. PhD studies are also offered.
International students need to meet some basic requirements in order to apply and be accepted at University of Oslo. One of these is to prove their English language proficiency.
Application procedures for Master’s and Bachelor’s degree studies are different. To find out how to apply for Master’s degree studies follow this link. For information related to Bachelor’s degree studies taught in Norwegian click here.
For further information contact the International Education Office.
Exchange students and scholarships
Students are not subject to tuition fees since University of Oslo is a public higher education institution. International students can apply for grants covering their living costs through the Quota Scheme or NORAD’s Programme for Master Studies (NOMA). Detailed information about these two programmes and some additional ones can be found here. Moreover, some international students are entitled to apply for a study loan through the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund. For further information refer to this link .
University of Oslo is a member of the Erasmus Mundus mobility program and has signed a number of bilateral agreements with partner institutions. A comprehensive list of all the programs you can apply for as an international student can be found here.
Dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding, University of Oslo organizes The International Summer School (ISS).
An interesting initiative to support international students is the so-called Buddy System.
Central Address:
The University of Oslo (UiO)
Boks 1072 Blindern
NO-0316 OSLO
Norway
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Hi Maureen and Paul -Just wanted to add to the cosetrnavion that two of the above mentioned ideas have been instituted before in the history of our Forum. Augustana and the Sioux Falls Argus Leader did an essay contest What Peace Means to Me in the SIoux Falls Schools many years ago (when we hosted in the early 90 s). The winner received a US Savings Bond and was presented at the Forum. In addition, Augustana received a $50,000 grant from the US Inst of Peace to help support the Forum that year. The money was used to give legs to our discussions booklets with conference proceedings as well as information about the laureates and speakers were placed in every high school in South Dakota. Just some FYI as you continue your cosetrnavions ..hope things are still going well! Brad
We were sitting in the pennamert seats, on the fourth row … and yeah, kind of on the opposite side from where you were. We thought about going down onto the stadium ‘floor’ and grabbing some seats there instead, but decided against it … we wouldn’t hear any better down there 🙂 and obviously we wouldnt be able to get close enough to see much more of the stage than we already did – we’d still be mainly watching the screen – in fact we might see a little less down there since we’d have a bunch of heads in front of us. 🙂 And as you know Ane9a is pretty tall so she likes bleacher seats better than floor seats; then she knows she isn’t blocking anyone’s view. (Sorry, operafantomet!! ;-)Yup, they had tote bags! And I got me one! When did you buy stuff? Maybe they were out by then and had taken the bag down off the wall? I bought my stuff during the interval, they seemed to have a pile of them then.Yeah, both Aftenposten and Dagsavisen wrote it up. But I totally understand the others boycotting it. I mean, ‘now, in order to be allowed to do your job of providing us with free publicity, you must sign this contract in accordance with the laws of the State of California’ – WTF?? Maybe they can pull off that shit back where they come from but I’m happy to know it’s not flying here.I’m hoping it’s management and not Cohen who’s behind that unfortunate decision.