First, the dominant major.
Finance major: Recommended institutions: Oslo University, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norwegian University of Environment and Biology, Norwegian School of Economics and Business.
Biology major: Recommended institutions: Norwegian University of Environment and Biology, Tromso University, Stavanger University, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Oslo University and Bergen University.
Art major: Recommended institution: Music School of Stavanger University, Norway.
Language and Education Major: Recommended institutions: Trumos University, Stavanger University, Oslo University, Bergen University.
Science and Engineering: Recommended institutions: Oslo University, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Bergen University.
Second, introduce institutions.
University of Oslo
It is the best university in Norway, established in 18 1 1 year, with a history of more than 200 years. It is a century-old prestigious school with complete internal facilities and can provide highly comprehensive teaching services.
At present, there are eight colleges on campus with complete professional settings, with nearly 40 thousand students, of which about one tenth are international students. It was not until the master's degree that English was used to teach, ranking 68 th in the world.
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
It is a university formed by the merger of two colleges and a museum. 1996 was formally merged. Although it was established not long ago, it has rich teaching experience. After all, two of them are famous schools with a century-old level.
In science and engineering majors and art majors, they performed best, including medicine and computer. It has trained a large number of outstanding talents and is a veritable cradle of engineers.
University College Bergen
Located in the famous Norwegian city of Bergen, it was formally established in 1946. Its predecessor is the Bergen Museum, which was established in 1825. It has a very rich collection of books and cultural heritage, and is a member of coimbra group.
It is the second largest comprehensive university after the University of Oslo, with relatively strong teaching strength. At present, it ranks 135 in the latest university ranking, which represents the level of Norwegian higher education.
Norwegian business school
Is a private college, the school's major is business, and it is the second business school in Europe. It has six branches in Norway, which provide quality services to students in all regions to the greatest extent.
With the qualification of awarding undergraduate, master and doctoral degrees, you can go directly to our school for further study without other examinations.
Tromso University
The full name is Tromso University? As a comprehensive university in Norway, the degree of internationalization is relatively high, which is reflected in the number of international students 10% and the number of overseas faculty and staff 30%, creating a good language atmosphere.
Applicants must have completed at least three years of higher education, and their majors should be related to the postgraduate majors they apply for; The TOEFL total score is not less than 550 (written test), 187 (computer test) and 66 (online test); The total score of IELTS is not less than 6.0.
Norwegian School of Management
Handelsh？ Yskolen BI, founded in 1943, is larger than many public universities. There are six campuses with about 20,000 students, and more than 10% are international students.
The scientific research level of the college has reached the first-class in the world, and it has outstanding performance in economy, management and market. It also has academic institutions specializing in economy, administration, marketing and management. Master's entrance needs to meet the requirements of undergraduate graduation and IELTS 6.0-6.5.
Third, the advantages of studying in Norway
Linguistic Diversity in Studying Abroad
All courses in Norwegian universities are taught in English, except undergraduate courses. Therefore, when applying for a Norwegian school, you still need TOEFL scores; In Norway, the popularity of English is quite high; Everyone from supermarket employees to royalty can speak fluent English. Of course, in non-English speaking countries, Norwegian is also the closest language to English, so it is not difficult to spend some time learning Norwegian.
Low cost of studying abroad
Universities in Norway are mostly public schools, all of which are free. Except for the living expenses of about 80,000 RMB per year, all the rest are paid by the government. If you go to Norway for a master's degree, you may apply for a scholarship, which will save your living expenses. In addition, you can also apply for an education loan from the Norwegian government through schools; Of course, if you study economics, maybe some private schools are a better choice, so you should prepare your tuition.
Relaxation of study abroad policy
Compared with Britain and America, Norway's visa refusal rate is very low. International students usually get the offer from the other school, and the economic situation proves that the Norwegian government generally does not say no to students who are eager to study, and there are few refunds; Although Norway has not yet opened a tourist visa to China, the visa refusal rate for visiting relatives and friends is also very low.
Good work policy
There is nothing wrong with working in Norway. No one will limit the scope of your work, but there are fixed working hours so that you can concentrate on your studies. Some schools even take the initiative to help students find jobs. During the winter and summer vacations, some foreign students may get odd jobs with the help of the school.