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Admission is once a year. You can apply for up to two programmes or study options. It is not possible to add or change programmes after the application deadline. If you are offered admission to your first priority, you will not be offered admission to your second priority. The application portal opens 16 October.
Students from universities which have an exchange agreement with University of Oslo (UiO) may spend one or two semesters at UiO as part of their studies. UiO offers a wide range of courses taught in English. Online nomination service for partner universities. Application process for students.
In our interdisciplinary environments, researchers from all of UiO come together to find solutions to challenges within welfare, health, energy, polarisation, migration, war and more. With a broad range of subject areas and strong research environments, UiO offers research training of a high ...
Oct 17, 2022 · From the academic year 2023/2024, the University of Oslo (UiO) started collecting tuition fees from students with citizenship from countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. The tuition fees will not affect students admitted to a study programme prior to 2023 at UiO, or exchange students from partner universities. How much is the tuition fee?
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Financing studies. Tuition fees : Students with citizenship in countries outside of the EU/EØS are generally required to pay application and tuition fees. Scholarships: The University of Oslo does not administer any sources of student funding and cannot assist students financially.
May 24, 2017 · The University of Oslo does not offer any scholarships. Scholarships for students on exchange programmes The grants and scholarships which are available through short-term mobility programmes such as Erasmus+ and Nordplus/Nordlys, are usually awarded and paid by the student's home institution to students admitted to the programme.
