The number of Norwegian universities and university colleges that offer Master's and Bachelor's programs with English as the primary language of instruction has expanded thanks to initiatives by the Norwegian government. Free education is provided at all public universities. High ratio of visas (almost certain access). No application costs. The most straightforward application and admissions process combined with a high-quality education. Currently, there are more than 200 programs offered.

Norwegian state universities and colleges do not charge tuition, although there are few scholarships available for international students. There are, however, some scholarships that are intended for particular student populations.

• Free Education in all public sector universities
• High visa ratio (almost certain visa)
• Wide range of courses available in English
• No application fees
• High-quality education
• Simplest admission/application process
• Part-time work allowed
• Least language barrier

Norwegian institutions have bilateral agreements with international higher education institutions regarding exchange. These agreements are typically created to facilitate the exchange of professors, researchers, and students.

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There is No Language Proficiency like TOEFL, IELTS is required if the Previous Degree of Education has been taught in an English Medium University/College.

• Those Students who have completed their Previous Education at an English Language Educational Institution can Fulfil the Requirements of Studying without IELTS.
• The Students Need to provide an official Declaration or Certificate Printed on Headed and Stamped Paper as Evidence that their Previous Education was in English Medium.

Where You can Study in Norway

You can find institutions of higher education located all over Norway. Click on any institution and it will open a List of programs available at the university. And then you can further read the information about each course.

• Visit: https://www.studyinnorway.no/where-can-i-study