🇳🇴 Study in Norway
Strong in engineering, environment, science. Safety caution (30/100).
Norway is a relatively settled destination for international students, where living costs run about €1200–€1800 a month. Its academic strengths sit in engineering, environment, science. Graduates get a post-study work window of around 12 months. Acceptance sits near 50%, and student-visa processing is slow at roughly 60 days. Scholarship routes exist for eligible students.
Key facts · Norway
Degree tuition: free at public universities across 10 degree programmes in the Meridian dataset. International-student fees and specific programmes can differ; confirm on the university's official page.
Proof of funds (student visa): NOK 137,907/yr — figure from the Meridian dataset; confirm the current amount on the official source.
Official languages: no · sources: Frankfurter/ECB (USD/NOK), UK FCDO Travel Advice (GOV.UK), Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI).
Figures are indicative estimates from the Meridian dataset — not official guidance. Always confirm current requirements on the official source before you decide.
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