As one of the four Nordic countries, Norway is superior to other countries in both education level and economic strength. Although Norwegian undergraduate courses are basically taught in Norwegian, a few schools offer English courses. Follow me to get to know it.

First, the basic conditions of Norwegian undergraduate application

1. Education requirements: All previous graduates who are in senior three or freshman or have graduated can apply.

2. Language requirements: IELTS 6.0 is required to apply for English teaching courses.

3. Some schools offer Norwegian preparatory courses, followed by Norwegian undergraduate courses.

Second, Norwegian undergraduate schools that teach in English.

There are undergraduate English courses in Norway, and it is necessary to provide a complete freshman grade. Courses offered in English include Norwegian Business School, Norwegian University of Life Sciences and Nordland University. These universities all have relevant English undergraduate courses.

Three. Matters needing attention in applying for studying in Norway

1. First of all, most universities in Norway only accept applications from domestic freshmen. For those students who intend to choose because they failed in the college entrance examination, it is not recommended to choose Norway. You can choose countries such as Finland or the Netherlands that do not require college entrance examination results. When applying for Norway, freshmen need to hurry to prepare for the IELTS test. Only when they get 6 points before applying can they have a chance to win the application.

2. Secondly, all undergraduate courses in Norway are taught in Norwegian, and international students need to study Norwegian for one year (teaching Norwegian in English), and then pass the language test before entering professional courses. If you are applying for graduate school, you need IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 92. There are many English-taught postgraduate majors to choose from in Norwegian universities, but there are no hard and fast rules for mastering Norwegian.

3. Finally, students applying for graduate school need to provide the average grade during their college years, and the GPA is required to be above 3.0. Norway generally does not accept applications for changing majors, but it can try to apply for undergraduate majors.