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日本語Norway has a central application system for undergraduate studies called Samordna opptak, with an April 15 deadline. Postgraduate programs are managed directly by each university, with most deadlines falling between December and March for the following August/September start.
Key Deadlines
| Samordna opptak (undergraduate) | April 15 |
|---|---|
| University of Oslo (master's) | December 1 – March 1 |
| NTNU Trondheim (master's) | November 15 – March 1 |
| University of Bergen (master's) | December – March 1 |
| BI Norwegian Business School (master's) | January – April |
| Autumn semester starts | August |
Annual Deadline Calendar
Important Notes
Norway is not an EU member but is part of the EEA/Schengen area. Non-EU students need a student residence permit from the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI).
Tuition at Norwegian public universities is free for everyone, including non-EU students, for most programs. The only costs are a semester fee (approximately NOK 600).
Living costs in Norway are among the highest in Europe — accommodation, food, and transport can total NOK 12,000–16,000 per month.
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Yes — until recently, Norwegian public universities charged no tuition for any student regardless of nationality. Some universities have started charging non-EU students for certain English-taught programs, but fees remain relatively modest. Verify with your specific institution.
Norwegian is the primary language at bachelor's level. A large proportion of master's programs are taught in English — especially in sciences, technology, and business. NTNU, UiO, and UiB all have extensive English-medium master's offerings.
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