University of Oslo at a Glance
Popular Programs at University of Oslo
Why Study in Norway?
- ✓Access world-renowned universities in Norway
- ✓Gain global career opportunities and international exposure
- ✓Interact with diverse cultures and build a global network
- ✓Gain post-study work opportunities to launch your career
- ✓High standard of living and safe, student-focused environment
Education System in Norway
Higher education in Norway follows international guidelines, offering certificates, diplomas, bachelors, masters, and doctoral research programs.
| Program Level | Average Duration |
|---|---|
| Diploma & Foundation | 1 Year |
| Bachelor's Degree | 3 - 4 Years |
| Master's Degree | 1 - 2 Years |
| MBA | 1 - 2 Years |
| PhD | 3 - 4 Years |
Admission Requirements
General Norway university requirements — confirm the exact criteria for University of Oslo with a MENTISGO advisor.
English Language Requirements
Application Intakes & Timelines
Fall Intake
September / October Start (Apply by March-May)
Spring Intake
January / February Start (Apply by July-September)
Tuition Fees in Norway
Country-wide average ranges by level of study — actual fees at University of Oslo vary by program. Confirm the current figure with a MENTISGO advisor.
| Level of Study | Estimated Fee Range |
|---|---|
| Diploma | €8,000 - €15,000 / Year |
| Bachelor's | €12,000 - €25,000 / Year |
| Master's | €10,000 - €22,000 / Year |
| MBA | €15,000 - €35,000 / Year |
| PhD | €5,000 - €12,000 / Year (Often funded) |
Cost of Living in Oslo
| Expense Item | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Accommodation (Shared) | €400 - €800 / Month |
| Food & Groceries | €200 - €300 / Month |
| Transportation | €50 - €100 / Month |
| Utilities & Internet | €100 - €150 / Month |
| Health Insurance | €30 - €80 / Month |
Scholarships & Funding Options
Government Merit Awards
Ministry of EducationPartial to full tuition waiver
University Fellowship
Host UniversityTuition discount based on GPA scores
Student Visa Process
- Official Confirmation of Enrolment
- Valid Passport
- Proof of financial resources
- Academic credentials
- English test score certificate
Work Rights While Studying
Post-Study Work & PR Pathways
Accommodation & Healthcare
Student Life & Career Outcomes
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can I study in Norway without IELTS?
Yes, select universities allow admission based on English Medium of Instruction (MOI) verification letters.
Q. What part-time work options exist?
Students can work 20 hours per week on or off campus during regular semesters.
Q. How much bank balance must I show?
You need to show proof of first-year tuition fees and living costs.
Q. Can my spouse join me?
Yes, spouse visas are available depending on program levels and course criteria.
Q. What is the visa success rate?
A complete, genuine application with clear financial history has high approval rates.