Conditions for studying in Norway Basic conditions for applying for undergraduate courses in Norway
A: Education requirements: Students who are studying in senior three or freshman year or have graduated can apply;
B: Language requirements: IELTS 6.0 is required to apply for English teaching courses;
C: Some schools offer preparatory courses in Norwegian, and then connect with undergraduate courses in Norwegian.
Basic conditions for Norwegian postgraduate application
A: Education requirements: All graduates who are in their senior year or have graduated can apply.
B: Language requirements: IELTS 6.5 is required for most courses.
C: Some schools require applicants to have certain work experience before applying for admission.
The application deadlines for universities in the four Nordic countries are relatively early: Norwegian universities are basically closed in June 5438+February 1, Swedish universities are closed in June 5438+1October 65438+May, Finnish universities are generally closed in February, and Danish universities are closed from June 5438+1October to early March.
How about studying in Norway? At present, both undergraduate and master's programs in Norway are tuition-free (except BI). Most undergraduate courses in Norway are taught in Norwegian. At present, only a few majors in a few universities can teach in English, among which BI-Norwegian School of Management teaches in English and charges tuition fees. China students are required to graduate from high school in Norway and provide the results of the college entrance examination. In addition, they need to provide a complete transcript of the first year of college. In other words, China students need to be sophomores or have graduated from junior college to apply for Norwegian undergraduate courses, and their IELTS score is above 6.5. Because Norwegian undergraduate courses are basically taught in Norwegian, China students must apply for dual admission to Norwegian undergraduate courses. Colleagues who are admitted to the Norwegian undergraduate course will also be admitted to the Norwegian undergraduate course. Only when they get two admission notices at the same time, the Immigration Bureau will grant the applicant a student visa.
Although most universities in Norway do not explicitly require students to submit applications after graduation, at present, Oslo University, Stavanger University, Bergen University, Tromso University, etc. I hope that the applicant will graduate from undergraduate course. Other universities have not explicitly asked them to apply for the senior year. Master's degree in Norway is two years. At the time of application, provide proof of funds of about RMB 654.38+million in the student's own name (current proof is enough). If it is a parent's fund, it is necessary to provide proof that the parents agree to support it.