The Norwegian higher educational system
Norway are following the guidelines from the Bologna Process in European higher education.
Information for incoming students
We have collected some of the information that might be useful to know about before you arrive. If you need information about courses and application, it is best to contact the academic institution directly.
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The application process
The application process depends on whether you are coming as an exchange student or for a full degree.
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Grants and scholarships
In addition to agreements on the institutional level there are also a number of support schemes administered on a national level.
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A practical guide
Here is a short guide to some of the pratical issues you should sort out when arriving in Norway as an international student.
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How to get here
Information about travelling to Bergen.
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Packing list for studying abroad in Norway
Here are some suggestions about what to consider packing for your time studying abroad in Norway.
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Cost of living
Prices in Norway tend to be high, but since most institutions do not charge a tuition fee, studying in Norway might still be affordable.
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Accommodation
Find out where to live in Bergen and how you can get an apartment.
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Student Welfare
The Student Welfare Organisation (SiB) offer student housing, cafeterias, counselling services and sports activities.
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