The Oslo region includes 65 municipalities offering excellent academic opportunities, a diverse and welcoming environment, and a high standard of living. Study in Norway provides an overview of your options.

International students canapply for a study permit through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Note that EU/EEA citizen planning to study and live in Norway for more than three months also need to register.

Refer to individual universities for specific requirements and support services, for example: University of Oslo,Oslo Met, and NMBU.

Higher Education for Internationals

The Oslo region is home to several renowned educational institutions, including the University of Oslo (UiO), Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), and Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet), committed to providing quality education and research opportunities to international students.

Explore the Study section of the Oslopolitan website.

Programs in English

While most courses are held in Norwegian, many degree programs are offered in English. Norwegian language courses and social organizations are available to help international students integrate into local life and connect with local communities.

Student Support Services

International student organizations and associations organize events and offer valuable support to international students. They are excellent sources for academic support services such as tutoring, mentorship, and career counseling. Check out Studentsamskipnaden SiO for information on student life.