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Huge increase in international students doing their PhD in Norway

40 per cent of the people who get doctorates in norway are foreign citizens. half of them leave when they are done. is norway investing in lost knowledge.

The trend is particularly worrisome within natural sciences and technical disciplines, according to an article in the magazine Forskningspolitikk, ‘Science Policy’ in English.

In 2018, two thirds of the doctoral candidates within these fields of study were foreign citizens.

The Nordic Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education, NIFU, have counted foreign students since the 1990s. Back then, between 1990-1999, foreign PhD students amounted to 11 per cent of the total.

In 2018 this same number had quadrupled to 42 per cent.

Young men studying the natural sciences

But who comes to Norway? And why do they leave? A recent NIFU-report has looked into this. The study is not representative, but a few findings are listed in Forskningspolitikk:

• 70 per cent of them are men.
• They are younger than the average Norwegian PhD-student, and most often single and childless.
• Those who leave do so rather quickly after completing their PhDs. This suggests that the decision to leave was already made. Very few stay in Norway for a brief period and then leave.
• A majority of those who leave have doctorates within mathematics and natural sciences from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
• The main reason for leaving is that there are better opportunities for jobs and careers abroad.
• The second big reason for leaving is a wish to return to the home country and family.
• Those who move on to the USA or other European countries, are mainly chasing jobs and career opportunities. Those who move to Africa or Asia are motivated by a wish to return home.

Should they stay or should they go?

Norway may appear as an attractive destination for foreigners wishing to do a PhD, as this is a paid position in the Norwegian system. However, other countries also have many students from abroad among their PhDs, for instance the UK and the US.

According to Jannecke Wiers-Jensen, the topic is politically sensitive in Norway. Wiers-Jensen studies international student mobility at OsloMet and NIFU.

She says that while for instance Canada has a clear policy on welcoming so-called skilled migration, Norway’s policy on this is unclear.

“On one hand, you might wish to keep the competency that you’ve invested in. On the other hand, facilitating so that students and PhDs can continue working in Norway after graduation may come into conflict with immigration policies and goals of not contributing to brain drains from countries who need these competencies themselves”, she says to Forskningspolitikk.

Losing out on highly qualified people

Director of NTNU Digital, Torbjørn Svendsen, is among those who are worried that too many of the Phd-students are foreign, and that so many of them leave. He believes many of them come to Norway partly because the salaries for doing doctorates in Norway are among the highest in the world.

“These are clever people. Some want to do their doctorate where they get paid the best. Then they want the job that pays the best – and since these are not necessarily available in Norway, it’s natural that many of them leave for other countries”, he says to Forskningspolitikk.

Svendsen worries that Norway will be left without necessary expertise, for instance within cyber security.

Collaborations and possible returns

The NIFU-study shows that among half of the PhD-students who move abroad after completing their doctorate in Norway, continue to work within Academia. For those who stay in Norway, the same is true only for a third.

The study also shows that knowledge doesn’t necessarily just disappear from Norway, even if the students move.

More than half of them have cooperated with Norwegian research environments on publishing articles, and one out of four are actively involved in projects with Norwegian colleagues.

The NIFU-researchers also asked if those who have left Norway would consider coming back. More than half answer that they would.

“Their research careers are definitely important to them, but the high quality of life in Norway is the main reason for wishing to come back”, says Rune Borgan Reiling from NIFU to Forskningspolitikk.

“Norway is a safe and well-functioning country, and that is valuable to most people.”

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Doctoral degree and PhD

The University offers research training of a high international standard, with a broad range of subject areas and strong research environments. A doctorate from the University of Oslo qualifies candidates for an academic career as well as other professions requiring a high level of competence.

Before applying

To be eligible for admission to a PhD programme, certain educational and financial requirements must be met. If you have not applied to a PhD programme before, we recommend that you read this before you proceed to the programme pages.

Facts about the PhD programmes

• Requires a completed Master’s degree.
• Stipulated length of three years’ full-time studies.
• 2.5 years of independent research work.
• Educational component worth 30 credits.
• In 2018, 468 PhD candidates successfully defended their theses at the University of Oslo.

PhD programmes

Each faculty has its own PhD programme. The programme pages give details on how to apply, the programme structure, thesis and public defence.

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Find information on courses and seminars offered at PhD level.

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When your doctoral examination is approved by the faculty, you will be invited to a conferral ceremony in the University’s ceremonial hall, the Aula.

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Dr.philos. – another route to a doctoral degree.

The Dr.Philos. degree (Doctor Philosophiae) is awarded to academics who have qualified for a doctoral degree on their own, without formal supervision. They have no affiliation to the university as a doctoral candidate until their application for the doctoral examination has been approved.

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Browse through available doctoral research fellowships , read more about working as a researcher at UiO, and find the support site for international researchers.

You should do a PhD in Norway. Here’s why.

Aleksandar Bozic

PhD Research Fellow

When Aleksandar Bozic started looking for sociology PhD programs, he was quickly drawn to Norway because of the country’s well-known welfare state model. Aleksander was interested in researching how new social practices are developed to provide solutions to social needs, a process called social innovation. In February 2018, Aleksander started a three year PhD fellowship in the department of sociology and social work at the University of Agder (UiA) in Kristiansand, Norway. 

The university’s unique joint department of sociology and social work is why Aleksandar ultimately chose to do his PhD at UiA. At many other universities, social work and sociology are separate departments or faculties, but not at UiA. “It’s quite unique and more interesting for researchers. It was the main reason I applied for this program,” he explained. The joint department also suited Aleksandar’s background (his bachelor’s degree was in social work and his master’s was in sociology). 

At UiA, Aleksandar studies how civil society organizations (CSOs), such as community based organizations or NGOs, develop socially innovative programmes and services in a post-conflict environment. Previous social innovation research mainly focused on western, economically developed countries while low-performing or post-conflict countries were overlooked. Aleksandar’s research will fill a knowledge gap about social innovations could develop in countries with limited resources and inefficient governments. 

His research focuses on his home country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After the breakup of Yugoslavia and the subsequent war, the country was flooded with international aid and development organizations. These organizations became deeply involved in the country’s reconstruction and the creation of many local CSOs. Today Bosnia and Herzegovina still faces political, social, and economic challenges and many children and families are still vulnerable. Aleksandar’s project explores the role CSOs play in designing innovative solutions to provide social programs and interventions to families and children at risk.

As part of his research, Aleksandar conducted an online survey of 120 representatives of socially oriented CSOs as well as interviews with 15 experts in the field of civil society and social welfare. One of the things he found was that a number of local CSOs had played a vital role in developing new and innovative interventions like setting up protective centers for at risk children and instituting the Family Group Conferece model to make decisions about a child’s wellbeing. “In post conflict countries, social innovation doesn’t come from the government or state,” Aleksandar explains. “It’s civil society that comes up with new solutions to meet society’s needs because public welfare fails to do so.”

Aleksandar’s research could help CSOs and governments develop more effective social programs to help people in war-torn countries rebuild. “My findings would also be interesting for international donor organizations, foreign governments and other researchers who might not realize the pronounced effect that small-step innovations like this can have,” Aleksandar says. “However it’s important to note that social innovations aren’t completely universal, they’re closely tied to the local context.”

Norway’s stellar work conditions allow Aleksandar to focus all of his energy on his research. “It’s quite a privilege to do a PhD in Norway because the work conditions are so good,” he says. “I’m on a three year contract and I don’t have teaching duties, though I still take the opportunity to teach from time to time.” Norwegian PhD students also don’t pay tuition fees and are considered university employees, so they’re paid a salary and receive employee benefits like paid vacation and pension contribution.

Aleksander describes Norwegian academic culture as flat--but in a good way. “Compared to other countries hierarchies aren’t as strong in Norway,” he explains. “At the beginning, it was a little challenging to be honest because I had come from a context where a  strict hierarchy  dominated. But now I really like it.” He has noticed that because of UiA’s flat structure, faculty members are very approachable, there are more opportunities to participate in the department’s activities, and he has been able to develop a good rapport with his supervisor.  

UiA is a growing university that is quickly gaining recognition both nationally and internationally for its research. As part of its growth, the university has been concentrating on its internationalization efforts, something Aleksander has experienced the results of first hand. When he started a year and a half ago he was the first international PhD research fellow in his department, but now his department has a vibrant community of domestic and international PhD fellows. It’s one of the reasons why he urges potential PhD students to consider UiA. “Now is the best time to be here. The university is growing and offering students many new opportunities. It’s an amazing place to be,” he adds. 

The story first appeared on Academic Stories

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A doctoral degree from NTNU qualifies you to a range of positions both in the private and public sector. Though academia has traditionally been the main career path, an increasing number of doctors are going into leading positions in the private sector.

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In addition to a master's degree or equivalent and a strong academic record, financing is an absolute requirement for admission to a PhD programme . Funding can be both through NTNU and other sources. Available PhD positions at NTNU are continuously posted online.

Programme components

The PhD education is a structured degree with a nominal duration of three-year full-time study . Some PhD positions may include a fourth year of required duties, usually in the form of teaching, this will be detailed in your employee contract if applicable.

• The programme consists of at least 30 ECTS of coursework, and an independent academic work in the form of a doctoral thesis estimated to 2.5 years.
• A PhD degree requires a great deal of independence and capacity for completion
• The final thesis should contribute to the development of new scientific knowledge and meet international standards in the field
• PhD education at NTNU is internationally oriented
• You are expected to contribute to international conferences and publish in international peer-reviewed journals
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It is possible to complete a doctoral degree outside of a structured PhD education. This is called a dr.philos. degree and is a completely independent non-supervised academic work where your first formal contact with the university will be upon handing in your thesis.

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A number of joint projects have been launched to support the vision of Nordic Five Tech as an extended campus. One of them is this joint PhD course database . The aim of this initiative is to increase mobility for our PhD students within the five universities and further strengthen the alliance by encouraging more research cooperation.

If you are a PhD student at one of the Nordic Five Tech universities you do not have to pay for participating in courses registered in this database . Please note that the database also includes non-technical PhD courses.

* Nordic Five Tech universities is an alliance of the five leading technical universities in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

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• Royal Institute Of Technology (KTH) , Stockholm, Sweden
• Technical University Of Denmark (DTU) , Lyngby, Denmark

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Study in Norway for Indian Students 2022

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As a child, you must’ve been curious and would’ve wanted to see the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights after looking at the picture on your Classmate notepads. If the magnificence still excites you and so does the prospect of an affordable education abroad, Norway is just the place for you! To study in Norway means to meet a diverse group of people, work on skill development , have an opportunity to live an adventurous life close to nature, be part of a society that is expected to be carbon neutral by 2030, and obtain a quality education . To make things easier, here’s a blog that elucidates various factors you need to know about studying in a country that has been ranked 3rd in the world’s happiest place by the World Economic Forum !

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High-Class and Affordable Education Norwegian universities not only provide quality education to students coming from different backgrounds but also offers free education across disciplines. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced academic staff, and a healthy study environment, pursuing higher education in Norway can be a viable option to explore!

Medium of Instruction Apart from Norwegian and Sami, the 2 official languages of Norway, there is an extensive range of courses and programs which are taught in English. Not just limited to education, the language is also used at a professional and personal level. Thus, you will feel right at home if you study in Norway!

Picturesque Surroundings You will get to experience adventurous outdoor destinations like Fjords, Lofoten Island, and the midnight sun when you study in Norway. We have mentioned just a few but there are scores of destinations to stay connected with nature. 

Modern Society The principles of Norwegian society is rooted in the ideas of equality and modernity. In fact, the people of Norway are very tolerant in nature. And if you ever get stuck, they will be there to help you out. It is a bonus that you get to experience if you study in Norway!

Green Initiatives of the Nation This is what we love the most about the nation’s government, they levy heavy taxes on unhealthy commodities like cigarettes, beer, disposable items, fuel, etc. They also give subsidies on healthcare products and giveaway outdoor experiences for free to people who come to study in Norway. Further, with an impetus laid on energy management , electric cars have become a significant trend in the country.

Norway’s public universities levy semester fees rather than tuition fees. Many international students choose Norway as their study abroad location for this reason. It is possible for Indian and foreign students to receive free education in Norway. However, just because Norwegian colleges don’t charge tuition doesn’t mean you’ll be able to study for free. You still have a few bills to pay.

Even for international students, tuition fees are not levied at Norwegian public institutions. Students, on the other hand, must cope with their daily routine as well as other costs. For international students, below is a list of low-cost Norwegian universities:

• Norwegian University of Science and Technology
• University of Oslo
• University of Nordland
• Oslo Metropolitan University
• University of Bergen
• Bergen University College
• The Arctic University of Tromsø, Norway
• University of Stavanger
• BI Norwegian Business School
• Norway is ranked among the top countries in the world in terms of global wealth, education, health, and security. This lovely country has a good level of living.
• Norway is recognized for its rich history, but it is also seen to have a bright future since it places a greater emphasis on information, technology, and innovation.
• Colleges in Norway place a premium on assisting overseas students in adjusting to a new environment and culture.
• Telecommunications, shipping, oil and gas, high-tech goods, and fish farming are all fields where Norway is a leader. If you want to pursue a profession in one of these fields, studying in Norway will give you several options.
• While Norwegian is Norway’s primary language, English is the country’s second most spoken language. As an international student, you will find it quite easy to acclimatize to your new surroundings.
• Norwegians are known for their friendliness. International students are welcomed and made to feel at ease. They are always willing to provide any form of assistance to help overseas visitors adjust to their new country swiftly.

In line with the Bologna process, Norwegian universities offer three levels of degree, the bachelor, the master’s, and the doctorate. Here are some of the most popular courses available in the nation.

• Study medicine in Norway
• Study Economics in Norway
• Study law in Norway
• Study Chemistry in Norway
• Study nursing in Norway
• Study Business Administration in Norway
• Study Mathematics in Norway

Norway’s society has a high level of English, making it easier for international students to study and live there. There are over 200 English-taught master’s programs available, as well as many English-taught undergraduate programs in a variety of fields. Here are several English-language courses to consider:

• Study medicine in Norway in English
• Study Data Science in Norway in English 
• Study Economics in Norway in English
• Study Philosophy in Norway in English
• Study Physical Geography in Norway in English
• Study  Biology in Norway in English
• Study Electrical Engineering  in Norway in English

To get accepted into the EnEnglish-speakingniversities in Norway, international students need to have proficiency in English. You can satisfy the English language requirement by taking one of the examinations below:

• A minimum 5.0 band IELTS score is required.
• A minimum TOEFL iBT score of 60 points or a TOEFL PBT score of 500 points is required.

Even if they do not have IELTS, international students can study in Norway if they meet one of the following criteria:

• Completed one year at any university in an English-speaking nation, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Ireland, Canada, or New Zealand, using English as the language of instruction.
• Previous education was completed in a university where English was the medium of instruction.

If you are accepted into a Norwegian institution without taking IELTS, you can apply for a Norway study visa by presenting your acceptance letter. 

Students can study a variety of courses at Norwegian universities and university institutions. International students can choose from a wide range of English-language courses and programs. Furthermore, most colleges and universities feature a vibrant student life. International students cite a variety of reasons for studying in Norway, including the country’s safe, peaceful, and technologically advanced society; breathtaking scenery; the ability to participate in a variety of outdoor sports and activities – both summer and winter; and the fact that studying in Norway will improve their job prospects.

To cover your expenses, you can work and study in Norway at the same time! Although EU/EEA students don’t need any work permit, they have to get themselves registered with the police prior to 3 months of their arrival. Non-EU/EEA students will have to get a work permit and those who have a valid permit are allowed to work for 20 hours per week and full-time during the holidays for a year. 

But remember! After a year, if you renew your study permit, you won’t be permitted to work automatically just like the first time. So, you will have to renew the work permit separately and submit all the required documents to the officials when you study in Norway. 

There is no unified application portal in Norway. Rather, applications are sent to specific schools. This implies that criteria differ from one institution to the next and from one program to the next. You should double-check before submitting your application.

This is what you’ll need to apply to schools in Norway in general:

• completed application form downloaded from the school’s website
• certified copy of your passport
• copy of your transcripts of grades
• Your curriculum vitae. For postgraduate studies, you may additionally be required to provide a professional CV.
• Proof of your ability to communicate in English. More information regarding this may be found here.
• Two recommendation letters

In Norway, not all international qualifications are accepted. If this is the case, you will be required to take an entrance exam. Application dates vary for each institution, but you’ll usually need to submit your application by February of the year you wish to start.

Academic expenses are not that costly, but as Norway lies within the European region, the living expenses are high. You will have to spend more than expected on daily use commodities and if you plan to study in Norway. Tabulated below are the approximate expenses that may incur during the journey of your course:

It is always better to have a sense of direction and so here is a step by step guide for the admission process to study in Norway:

Step 1: Choose the right degree and course that suits you the most to study in Norway. 

Step 2: Check the eligibility criteria on the official website of the university because every institution has its own requirements. You have to keep up with them to ensure you face no hurdles to study in Norway.

Step 3: Collect all the required documents such as:

• TOEFL , C1 Advanced, or IELTS certificate to prove that you’re proficient in the English language.
• An academic transcription from the previous institution which will depict your qualification. 
• Letter of reference ( LOR ), if needed
• A Statement of Purpose ( SOP )
• Your marksheet or bachelor’s degree

Step 4: Every university here have their own rules. If you go on the website of your desired university, you will definitely find a way to submit your application. After applying, wait for the letter of acceptance so you can begin your journey to study in Norway!

Before we understand the process of how to apply for a student visa, let us first understand who needs it and who doesn’t. A student visa won’t be needed if you’re from these countries and plan to study in Norway:

• Finland 

However, if you have planned to stay here for more than 6 months, you will have to report to a tax office for an ID check. Those who are from EU/EFTA/EEA are allowed to stay in the nation for up to 90 days without applying for a student visa. After 90 days, you will have to get one if you want to study in Norway. Those who don’t belong to any of the categories need to have a residence permit in order to study in Norway. Further, you will also be required to prove your financial stability.

List of Documents

• Health insurance
• Proof of financial ability
• Birth certificate
• Receipt of the fees that you have paid for the admission
• A valid passport
• 2 passport-sized photographs
• Statement of purpose
• Any evidence that proves you will leave Norway after course completion.

Note: Students can apply either online or offline route. If applying through offline mode, It is advised to contact your nearest Norwegian consulate or embassy to prevent delay. Further, It may take 2-3 months to get a visa that allows you to study in Norway. Therefore, we advise you to apply as soon as you get the letter of acceptance. Also, you will have to visit the police station within a week of your arrival to report your presence.  

Top Universities to Study in Norway

This public university was formed in the year 1946 and currently houses almost 17,000 students. Considered one of the top 8 universities in Norway, one can find all the faculties within the Univerity of Bergen except the faculty of dentistry and medicine. It has also been ranked 163 and 201 in the QS 2022 and THE 2022 rankings respectively.

Natives claim it’s the largest business school in Norway and yes, it is! In fact, it’s the 2 nd largest business school within the European region. Generally, the locals of Norway abbreviate it as “BI.” At present, it has 4 campuses and the main one is in Oslo. BI is a perfect private institution for those students who want to pursue Management courses and a must-consider option when you plan to study in Norway.

As compared to other universities of the Scandinavian nation, it’s relatively small in terms of size and students. This aspect can work in your favor because you can communicate with teachers more easily in a small classroom. Moreover, Kristiania University also aims to provide a good learning environment for its students. Bachelor of Data Science , Master of Human-Computer Interaction, Masters of Information Systems, etc are some of the courses offered at the university.

Another option to consider when to plan to study in Norway is Molde University College. All the degrees are provided for bachelors, masters, and Ph.D. level students. Professors of this university are also friendly like the Bergen’s ones. If you’re doing well in your studies, you can also take extra classes here for free! This college provides degree programs in various fields like:

• Social Care 
• Health Sciences 
• Social Sciences 
• Sports Sciences 
• Management 
• Business Administration 
• Economics 
• Logistics 

As the name suggests, the university specializes in the field of science & technology. It’s the largest public research university to study in Norway. The academic performance of international students is expected to boost because of the highly experienced professors, students, and a learning environment. With a high acceptance rate, Norwegian University of Science and Technolog y also offers various other academic disciplines like:

• Social Sciences
• Life Sciences
• Teacher Education
• Architecture

If you’ve always wanted to pursue an education abroad without burning a hole in your pocket, Norway can be one of the best options for you. It may seem a little difficult to understand the university and course best suited for you in order to study in Norway. Take the assistance of the leading overseas education consultants , Leverage Edu , and take an informed decision towards a fruitful career! You can contact us at – 1800 57 2000 .

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Higher Education in Norway

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Situated in the western and northernmost part of the Scandinavian peninsula, Norway is well-known for its scenic beauty, high standards of living, world-class education system and high employment rates. Owing to its off-shore oil and gas deposits, Norway has the fourth-highest per capita income in the world. Officially known as the Kingdom of Norway, it has a constitutional monarchy that divides state power among the parliament, the cabinet and the supreme court as determined by its Constitution in 1814 .

If you are planning your higher education in Norway, look no further. In this article, we will tell you everything you need to know about pursuing your higher studies in Norway.

IN THIS BLOG:

1.      Why higher education in Norway? 2.      Structure of Higher Education in Norway 3.      Cost of Higher Education in Norway 4.      Admission requirements for Higher Education in Norway 5.      Permanent Residence in Norway 6.      Top universities in Norway

Why higher education in Norway?

Norway is a land of mountains, fjord coastlines, midnight sun, sea-faring history and the mesmerizing northern lights. It has been consistently ranked among the top countries in the world for its quality of life and environment, peace, security and prosperity. Being home to some of the most influential personalities such as playwright Henrik Ibsen and painter Edvard Munch, creator of ‘The Scream’ , Norway is renowned for its contribution to art and culture. The capital city of Norway, Oslo has a number of museums highlighting such contributions.

Norway has a population of a little over five million people. With more than 12,000 international students enrolled in its university, Norway has become one of the top picks by Indian students as well. This is owed to the low cost and high quality of education that Norway offers. Higher education in the public universities of Norway is free for all students, including those from outside of the country. Access to higher studies is considered an important part of Norwegian society by the government of Norway. This has allowed Indian students access to some of the top-ranked universities in the world for their higher studies in Norway.

Norwegian higher educational institutions are dynamic in nature, offering a number of social and educational experiences. Studying in Norway expands your career prospects both in Norway as well as outside it. As an Indian student in Norway, you get to experience different cultures, adventures, lifestyle and education.

To know more about the benefits of pursuing your higher education in Norway, get in touch with our counsellor.

Structure of Higher Education in Norway

Norway is a signatory to the Bologna Process which includes the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). This means that certificates issued by Norwegian universities to its graduating students are recognised by countries around the world. The Bologna Process is aimed at making European higher education more compatible.

Higher education in Norway is known for its innovative methods of teaching and high academic standards. Students are free to study interesting subject combinations at Norwegian universities and colleges, which offer a variety of courses and flexibility of choice. There are plenty of opportunities in courses ranging from vocational to Ph.D. Students pursuing Ph.D in Norway are seen as employees rather than students and are paid a monthly stipend during the course of their studies.

Higher education in Norway is offered in public and private universities and university colleges. University colleges focus more on vocational subjects at the under-graduation level. More than 200 master’s programmes and a number of undergraduate programmes are taught in the English language. Norwegian universities offer bachelor’s degrees for three years, master’s degrees for two years and Ph.D degrees for a further three years. Additionally, one-tier master’s degrees, which combine the bachelor’s and master’s degrees into a single degree lasting over five years, are also available. Engineering, business management, law, architecture and dentistry are the usual fields of study in which one-tier master’s degrees are available.

Another striking feature of the Norwegian higher education system is the open-door policy of the professors, teachers and staff at the universities wherein they are easily available and approachable to the students, ensuring quality learning. Students are often encouraged to think critically and approach things multi-dimensionally.

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Cost of Higher Education in Norway

Though public universities in Norway charge zero tuition fees for higher studies, they do charge a nominal amount of 30-60EUR per semester as an administrative fee. This comes with a number of pros such as on-campus health services, sports facilities, library access, etc. Private universities charge different fees for different programmes varying between 7000-9000EUR per year for bachelor’s degrees and 9000-19000EUR per year for Master’s degrees . Since expenses incurred on higher studies in Norway are extremely low, most of the spending that the Indian students have to do is on the cost of living. The average cost of living could amount to somewhere around 9700 EUR per year .

Accommodation takes a large bulk of the money spent as living costs. International students can bring down their cost of living by looking for student housing or renting out on a shared basis or just a room instead of the whole place. Additionally, in some places like Bergen, international students have a right to accommodation through Sammen Student Housing. Public transport, museums, concerts and cultural events in Norway are discounted for the students, irrespective of the country you come from. Moreover, Indian students can reduce their expenses by cooking their own meals, borrowing books from libraries instead of buying new ones and using a bicycle for shorter routes. International students are also allowed to work 20 hours per week in the first year of their degree . They can renew their work permit after documenting satisfactory progress in their studies.

Though eating out and drinking sounds fun, Norway offers you things that are just as free and relaxing. Go hiking, swimming, skiing and exploring nature to discover the true Norwegian beauty. Norway has one of the cheapest, well-connected airlines in Europe. So, if you need a break from the cold Norwegian winters, book a low-cost ticket to a warmer location!

Admission requirements for Higher Education in Norway

Indian students applying for bachelor’s degrees in Norwegian institutes should have completed their school education till class 12. Additionally, they are required to complete at least one year of university education.

Applicants for master’s degrees should have completed their bachelor’s degree or an equivalent of at least 3 years’ duration. This degree must include 1-1½ years of full-time courses which are relevant to the master’s degree programme the candidate is applying to.

The applications for the bachelor’s and master’s degrees are processed by the individual institutions you are applying to. Therefore, the academic and language requirements may vary from one institution to another and even from course to course. It is always advisable to go through these requirements before applying.

If you are planning to pursue your higher education in Norway, test scores for Norwegian language proficiency are required for courses where the medium of instruction is Norwegian. For courses where the medium of instruction is English, different institutes require different scores (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE Academic, etc.)  Check with the institution you are applying to for the required test scores. Additionally, students staying in Norway for more than three months will be required to get a student residence permit.

Application deadline in Norwegian universities is usually limited to a single period i.e. between 1st December to 15th March and classes usually start in the month of August (autumn).

Permanent Residence in Norway

Students from non-EU countries can stay in Norway for one year after graduating from a Norwegian university to look for work. To be eligible for Permanent Residence in Norway, you need to fulfill the following criteria-

• Must hold a valid residence permit and have lived in Norway for at least three years.
• Must be financially independent for one year and without any record of criminal conviction.
• Must complete compulsory Norwegian language and social studies tuition and pass the concluding tests, or document that you have been granted exemptions by the municipality.

When you become a Permanent Resident of Norway, you can live and work in the country indefinitely.

Top universities in Norway

Norway has some of the best universities in the world. The list includes the University of Oslo, which has produced four Nobel Prize winners and the University of Tromsø- the Arctic University of Norway which has produced quality research about the culture and ecology of the Arctic Circle and its people. Here is a list of top universities in Norway-

• University of Oslo
• University of Bergen
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology
• University of Tromsø
• Norwegian University of Life Sciences
• Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
• University of South-Eastern Norway
• Universitetet i Stavanger
• Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet)
• University of Agder

For more information on how to go about your higher education in Norway, you could reach out to our consultant . You can also visit our nearest centre or call us.

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Education in Norway for Indian Students

Meridean Overseas

Updated On 27 December 2022 & Read Time 5 minutes

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Education in Norway is free for all residents of Norway, including Indians who are residents of Norway. Non-resident Indians who want to study in Norway will have to pay tuition fees, which vary depending on the institution and program.

Norwegian universities and colleges offer various undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate programs. These programs are taught in Norwegian, with a few exceptions for programs taught in English.

To apply for a program at a Norwegian university or college, you must meet the institution's admission requirements and submit the required documents, including transcripts, test scores, and proof of English proficiency. You may also need to demonstrate that you have sufficient financial resources to cover your living expenses while studying in Norway.

It is important to note that the cost of living in Norway is relatively high, so you will need to budget accordingly if you plan to study there. There may be scholarships and other forms of financial aid available to help cover tuition and living expenses. You can contact the Norwegian embassy in your country or the Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education (SIU) for more information on scholarships and other forms of financial assistance.

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The cost of living in Norway is relatively high compared to many other countries. This is partly due to Norway's high standard of living and the high wages paid to workers.

Here are some estimates of the cost of living in Norway for a single person:

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment in a city center: NOK 8,000-12,000 per month

Rent for a one-bedroom apartment outside of the city center: NOK 5,000-8,000 per month

Utilities (electricity, heating, water): NOK 2,000-3,000 per month

Groceries: NOK 3,000-4,000 per month

Transportation: NOK 1,500-2,500 per month

These estimates are rough and may vary depending on your location, lifestyle, and other factors. It is important to budget carefully if you plan to study or live in Norway , as the high cost of living can be a significant expense. There may be scholarships and other forms of financial aid available to help cover tuition and living expenses. You can contact the Norwegian embassy in your country or the Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education (SIU) for more information on scholarships and other forms of financial assistance.

English-taught master's programs in Norway

Many universities and colleges in Norway offer master's degree programs taught in English. These programs are typically research-based and are designed for students who have completed a bachelor's degree in a related field.

Here are a few examples of universities and colleges in Norway that offer English-taught master's degree programs:

University of Oslo: The University of Oslo offers a wide range of master's degree programs taught in English, including business, economics, law, political science, and the natural sciences.

Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU): NTNU offers a variety of master's degree programs taught in English, including programs in engineering, computer science, and business.

University of Bergen: The University of Bergen offers several master's degree programs taught in English, including programs in biology, economics, and anthropology.

BI Norwegian Business School: BI Norwegian Business School offers a range of master's degree programs in business and economics that are taught in English.

To apply for an English-taught master's degree program in Norway, you must meet the admission requirements of the program you are interested in. This may include submitting transcripts, test scores, and proof of English proficiency. You may also need to demonstrate that you have sufficient financial resources to cover your living expenses while studying in Norway.

Admission requirements for master's degree programs in Norway vary depending on the program and the institution you are applying to. In general, you will need to have completed a bachelor's degree in a related field and meet the specific admission requirements of the program you are interested in.

Here are some common admission requirements for master's degree programs in Norway:

A completed bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant field

A minimum grade point average (GPA) or equivalent

Proof of English proficiency, such as a score on the TOEFL or IELTS exam

Letters of recommendation from academic referees

A statement of purpose outlining your motivation for pursuing a master's degree and your academic and career goals

A research proposal, if the program is research-based

It is important to carefully review the program's admission requirements you are interested in before applying. You may also need to demonstrate that you have sufficient financial resources to cover your living expenses while studying in Norway.

You can find more information on the admission requirements for specific programs by contacting the institution directly or visiting their website. The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education (SIU) may also be able to provide you with more information on admission requirements and the application process for master's degree programs in Norway.

Moreover, students who wish to fulfil their dream of studying abroad may contact our expert counsellors at any branch of  Meridean Overseas Education Consultants (MOEC) . Our expert counsellors will provide the best guidance and support for the admission and visa process. You can also take free online counselling through our website. For more information or any queries, you can mail us at  [email protected]  or call us at our toll-free no.  1800-1230-00011 .

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PhD in Norway

Where Nature, Innovation, and Culture Unite in Perfect Harmony

Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Scandinavia, Norway captivates with its stunning natural beauty, vibrant culture, and exceptional quality of life. With a history dating back to the Viking era, Norway has evolved into a modern society while preserving its rich heritage. Traditional music, dance, and folk arts reflect the Norwegians’ pride in their culture, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all. Majestic fjords, serene lakes, and the mesmerizing northern lights paint an awe-inspiring canvas for nature enthusiasts.

Norway’s renowned education system offers diverse study programs, including tuition-free options for both locals and international students. The country’s welfare system ensures a high standard of living and safety, promoting a strong sense of community and a cherished work-life balance.

In this blog post, we will provide detailed information on:

• Why chose Norway as a study destination?
• Program Structure of PhD in Norway
• Fees and Funding
• Applying for a PhD in Norway
• Student Visas
• Work permit in Norway after completing your PhD
• Bringing your family to Norway while you do your PhD here
• Popular fields for PhD in Norway
• The top universities for pursuing a PhD in Norway
• Why PhD in Norway?

PhD Structure in Norway

• Norway PhD Applications
• Work permit in Norway
• Bringing your family
• Popular subjects
• Top universities 

Why Pursue PhD in Norway

Tuition-Free Education: Norway offers tuition-free education at public universities for both domestic and international students, making it an attractive option for those seeking high-quality education without the burden of hefty tuition fees.

Academic Excellence: Norwegian universities are globally recognized for their academic excellence and research contributions, providing students with a world-class education and access to cutting-edge facilities and resources. Norway places a strong emphasis on research and innovation, allowing students to be part of groundbreaking projects and contributing to advancements in various fields.

English-Taught Programs: Many study programs in Norway are taught in English, making it a welcoming destination for international students who may not be fluent in Norwegian but still want to pursue their studies in a supportive and inclusive environment.

Work Opportunities: International students are allowed to work part-time during their studies, providing them with valuable work experience and the chance to cover living expenses while immersing themselves in the Norwegian work culture.

Supportive Student Services: Universities in Norway offer comprehensive support services for international students, including orientation programs, language courses, and assistance with accommodation and settling in.

Stunning Natural Beauty: Norway’s breathtaking landscapes, including majestic fjords, pristine forests, and northern lights, provide an inspiring backdrop for academic pursuits and offer ample opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.

High Quality of Life: Norway consistently ranks among the top countries in the world for its high quality of life, safety, and overall well-being, ensuring a comfortable and enriching experience for students during their stay.

Cultural Diversity: Norwegian society is known for its inclusiveness and respect for diversity, creating a welcoming environment for students from all corners of the globe to share and learn from different cultures.

Focus on Sustainability: Norway is a pioneer in sustainability and environmental initiatives, providing students with the opportunity to engage in eco-friendly research and contribute to global efforts for a greener future.

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Program Length: The typical duration of a PhD program in Norway is three to four years. However, universities may allow extensions in certain cases, ensuring students have ample time to conduct thorough research and produce valuable contributions to their respective fields.

Semesters: Norwegian universities follow a two-semester system. The academic year starts in August and comprises the Autumn Semester (August to December) and the Spring Semester (January to June). During the summer break, students can focus on research and writing.

Supervision: At the heart of the Norway PhD experience lies the close supervision by experienced and supportive faculty members. Students work closely with their academic supervisors, who offer guidance, feedback, and mentorship throughout the research journey.

Assessment: Assessment in Norwegian PhD programs is conducted through various milestones. Regular progress evaluations and seminars are held to ensure students are on track with their research goals. Students are expected to demonstrate independence, critical thinking, and the ability to contribute new insights to their field of study.

Examination: The culmination of a Norway PhD program involves the submission of a written thesis and its subsequent defense. The thesis is a comprehensive and original piece of research, showcasing the candidate’s expertise and contributions to the field. The oral defense, known as the public defense, allows students to present their findings and answer questions from an academic committee.

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Fees & Funding for PhD in Norway

Pursuing a PhD in Norway not only offers a tuition-free education but also an array of fully funded positions, research fellowships, and scholarships that cover living expenses.

Tuition Fees: One of the most enticing features of studying a PhD in Norway is the absence of tuition fees for both domestic and international students at public universities. Yes, you read that right – tuition is free! This remarkable policy opens doors to world-class education without the burden of substantial financial obligations, making Norway an attractive choice for academically-driven individuals.

Research Fellowships: PhD students in Norway are often appointed as research fellows, entitling them to a regular monthly salary. These research fellowships are typically awarded in competitive processes and are an excellent way for students to earn a steady income while engaging in groundbreaking research.

Additional Scholarships: In addition to fully funded positions and research fellowships, numerous scholarships and grants are available to international students pursuing a PhD in Norway. These scholarships are provided by various organizations, both within Norway and internationally, and are awarded based on academic merit and research potential.

Living Costs: Living costs in Norway can vary depending on the location and individual lifestyle. While major cities like Oslo may have higher living expenses, smaller cities and towns generally offer more affordable options. On average, students should budget for expenses such as accommodation, food, transportation, and leisure activities. Universities and local authorities often provide resources and estimates to help students plan their finances accordingly.

Part-Time Work Opportunities: PhD students in Norway are allowed to work part-time during their studies (20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during semester breaks), providing an excellent opportunity to gain work experience and supplement their income. However, it’s essential to strike a balance between work commitments and academic responsibilities to ensure successful progress in the PhD program.

Applying for PhD in Norway

In Norway, admissions for PhD programs are often done on a vacancy basis, which means that PhD positions are advertised when there is a specific research project or position available. These vacancies are typically funded by research grants, institutional budgets, or collaborations with external organizations. Unlike some countries where PhD students may come up with their own research proposals and find supervisors, the vacancy-based system in Norway provides structured opportunities for prospective students to apply for specific research projects with predefined objectives and funding. The application process for a vacancy-based PhD position in Norway typically follows these steps:

Research and Identify Vacancies: Keep an eye on the official websites of Norwegian universities, research institutions, and funding agencies for advertised PhD positions. These vacancies are typically listed under the “Jobs” or “Vacancies” section.

Review Eligibility Criteria: Carefully review the eligibility criteria and requirements for each advertised position. Some vacancies may have specific academic qualifications, research backgrounds, or language proficiency requirements.

Prepare Application Documents: Gather and prepare all the necessary application documents, which may include academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter, research proposal (if required), and letters of recommendation. Ensure that your documents are tailored to the specific research project or position you are applying for.

Submit Online Application: Most Norwegian universities and research institutions have an online application portal for PhD vacancies. Submit your application through the official website, adhering to the given instructions and deadlines.

Shortlisting and Interviews: After the application deadline, a shortlisting process takes place, where applicants who meet the eligibility criteria and demonstrate strong potential for the research project are selected for further evaluation. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for interviews, either in person or via video conferencing.

Final Selection and Offer: Based on the interviews and evaluations, the final selection for the PhD position is made. Successful candidates are then offered the position and provided with details on the terms and conditions of the appointment.

Enrolment and Commencement: Once an applicant accepts the offer, they will go through the enrolment process and officially become a PhD student. The research project commences as per the agreed-upon start date.

It’s important to note that the vacancy-based system offers specific research opportunities that align with ongoing projects and funding availability. As such, it may be helpful to regularly monitor the websites of institutions and research funding agencies to stay updated on new vacancies. Engaging with potential supervisors or principal investigators (PIs) can also be advantageous as they may inform applicants about upcoming research opportunities.

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Student Visa for PhD in Norway

Student visas for studying a PhD in Norway are essential for international students outside the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), and Switzerland. These visas are typically issued for the duration of the study program and allow students to reside in Norway legally for their academic pursuits. Visa Type : Non-European students need to apply for a study visa or residence permit for studying a PhD in Norway.

Application Process : The application for a student visa or residence permit is usually submitted through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) website or at a Norwegian embassy or consulate in the applicant’s home country.

Requirements: Applicants must provide documents such as an admission letter from a recognized Norwegian educational institution, proof of financial means to cover living expenses, valid health insurance, and accommodation details.

Processing Time: The processing time for a student visa or residence permit can vary, so it’s advisable to apply well in advance.

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Can I work in Norway after my PhD?

After completing a PhD in Norway, non-European students are eligible for a work permit to stay and work in the country. The work permit allows them to continue their professional career or seek employment opportunities in Norway. Here is a brief overview of the work permit process for both non-European and European students:

Job Search Period: Non-European students who have completed their PhD in Norway are granted a job search period of up to six months to find suitable employment related to their field of study. During this period, they can stay in Norway without a work permit.

Work Permit Application: If a non-European student secures a job offer that is relevant to their PhD and pays a salary at or above the specified threshold, they can apply for a work permit. The work permit will be granted for the duration of the employment contract.

Residence Permit Extension: The work permit serves as an extension of the student residence permit, allowing the individual to continue residing and working in Norway.

Also Read: Benefits of doing PhD Abroad

Bringing Your Family to Norway

Students pursuing PhD in Norway can bring their dependents (spouse, partner, and children) with them during their stay. However, there are specific conditions and limitations for bringing dependents to Norway, and the process may vary based on the student’s nationality and the type of residence permit they hold.

The student must meet certain eligibility criteria, and the dependents must be legally married to or have a registered partnership with the primary student visa holder. Dependents need to apply for a family reunification residence permit to join the PhD student in Norway. This process typically involves submitting the necessary documents to the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) or at a Norwegian embassy or consulate in their home country. The PhD student needs to demonstrate that they have sufficient financial means to support their dependents during their stay in Norway. The specific financial requirements may vary, and it’s important to check the UDI’s website for updated information. The student must have suitable accommodation for the family in Norway. This could include providing proof of a rental agreement or ownership of a residence.

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Congratulations to our student for receving fully-funded PhD Offer at Hanover Biomedical Research School in Germany for fully-funded PhD in Molecular Medicine (Biology). Her tuition fee will be paid by the program and she will also get a generous stipend to pay for her living expenses. The funding is guaranteed for the entire duration of the program i.e. 5 years. The student is enrolled with us in our Exclusive package and we provided best possible mentorship. To know about our PhD Consulatation services, visit www.roadtoabroad.co.in or contact 8383050912. #phdabroad #fullyfundedphd #fullyfundedprogram #fullyfundedphds #phdscholarship #phdscholarships #phdscholarshipsforinternationalstudents #phdscholarshipopportunities #studyabroad #scholarships #scholarship #phdinusa #studyinusa #phdconsultation #studyinswitzer #phdinswitzerland ...

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PhD in Sweden:  When you apply for a PhD in Sweden, you’re actually applying for a job. Yeah, you read that right. So that means – no tuition fees, no scholarships. But you’ll receive a monthly salary instead.   Sweden’s universities have a long and rich history, dating back to the fifteenth century.

PhD in Germany:  Germany’s positive academic reputation is known worldwide, and the country has a rich, impressive higher education system. Most universities in Germany have very low or no tuition fees, and there are large numbers of government grants available for PhD students, such as those provided by the DAAD or the Excellence Initiative

Dependents who hold a valid family reunification residence permit in Norway are generally allowed to work in the country without the need for an additional work permit. They have the freedom to seek employment in Norway in any field without restrictions. If the primary student has dependent children of school-going age, they can enroll them in the Norwegian education system, including primary and secondary schools. Norway offers a well-established education system, including international schools in major cities.

Popular Fields for PhD in Norway

Norway offers a wide range of research opportunities and popular fields for pursuing a PhD. Many of these fields have renowned researchers and well-established research institutions. Some of the popular fields for a PhD in Norway include:

Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology: Norway is at the forefront of renewable energy research, particularly in areas like hydroelectric power, wind energy, solar energy, and energy storage technologies.

Climate Sciences and Environmental Studies: Given Norway’s commitment to environmental sustainability, research in climate sciences and environmental studies is prominent, focusing on climate change, biodiversity conservation, and ecosystem management.

Marine Sciences and Oceanography: With its extensive coastline and maritime resources, Norway is a hub for marine research, including marine biology, oceanography, fisheries, and aquaculture.

Arctic Studies: Norway’s location in the Arctic region provides an excellent platform for research on Arctic ecology, climate, indigenous cultures, and geopolitics.

Petroleum Engineering and Energy Economics: Norway is a major player in the oil and gas industry, making petroleum engineering and energy economics essential research fields.

Biotechnology and Life Sciences: Norway boasts cutting-edge research in biotechnology, genetics, and life sciences, with a focus on sustainable agriculture, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals.

Information Technology and Data Science: Research in information technology and data science is thriving, with a focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, and big data analysis.

Social Sciences and Cultural Studies: Norway has strong research programs in sociology, anthropology, psychology, and cultural studies, exploring topics such as welfare policies, gender equality, and multiculturalism.

Health Sciences and Medical Research: Norway excels in health sciences and medical research, with an emphasis on public health, epidemiology, medical technology, and clinical research.

Economics and Finance: Renowned for its economic stability and wealth management, Norway offers significant research opportunities in economics, finance, and business administration.

It is essential to note that the popularity and prominence of specific research fields may vary among universities and research institutions in Norway. Aspiring PhD students should thoroughly research potential advisors, research groups, and programs at various universities to find the best fit for their academic and research interests.

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Popular Universities for PhD in Norway

Norway is home to several top universities that offer excellent research opportunities for pursuing a PhD. Here are some of the top universities in Norway:

The University of Oslo , established in 1811, consistently ranks among the top universities in Norway and is renowned for its research in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, and medical sciences, as well as Arctic studies and environmental research.

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) , founded in 1910, is a leading technical university in Norway, excelling in engineering, technology, natural sciences, and energy research, with a focus on renewable energy, marine sciences, and sustainability studies.

The University of Bergen , established in 1946, is known for its strong research focus, particularly in marine and environmental sciences, global health, climate research, and social sciences, emphasizing interdisciplinary research.

The University of Tromsø – The Arctic University of Norway, founded in 1968, is recognized for its research in Arctic studies, indigenous studies, marine biology, and space physics.

The Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) , established in 1936, is one of the top business schools in Norway and Europe, renowned for its research in economics and finance.

The Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) , established in 1859, is renowned for environmental and life sciences research, specializing in agriculture, forestry, environmental sciences, and veterinary medicine.

These universities offer a wide range of research opportunities, and students can explore specific research areas, faculty expertise, and funding options to find the best fit for their academic and research pursuits.

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31 Scholarships for Indian Students in Norway degree PhD listed at ScholarshipsAds.com. ScholarshipsAds is an Online database for international scholarships.

Norway Mobility Grant Scholarships.

• Partial Funding
• Norway Universities
• Masters, PhD
• Languages and Cultures, Literature
• International Students

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• Fully Funded, Partial Funding
• Bachelor, Masters, PhD
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• Fully Funded
• University of Oslo

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• Partial Funding NOK 523.000,- annually (this amount will be increased after 2022 salary adjustments)
• BI Norwegian Business School
• Marketing, Leadership and Organisation, Strategy and Entrepreneurship

University of Stavanger Norway Phd Fellowship in Computer Science 2022/2023

• University of Stavanger
• Computer Science

International PhD Scholarships.

• Norwegian University of Life Sciences
• Bioinformatics, Evolutionary Biology, Genomics

PhD Fellowships at Chr. Michelsen Institute (CMI) in Norway, 2019

• Chr. Michelsen Institute
• PhD, Fellowship

University of Oslo, PhD Research Fellowship in Immunology in Norway, 2018

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OsloMet PhD Fellowships in Computer Science in Norway, 2018

• Oslo Metropolitan University

IMR 3-Year PhD Position at Arctic University of Norway, 2018

• University of the Arctic

PhD Fellowship in International Environment and Development Studies, Norway, 2018

• Development Studies, International Environment

NTNU Department of Chemical Engineering PhD and Postdoctoral Fellowships in Norway, 2018

• Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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