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Norway is an attractive prospect when it comes to overseas education owing to its buoyant economy and top-notch education system, offering flexible and affordable study options. With its myriad of mesmerizing landscapes, restaurants and cultural hangouts, you will be spoilt for choice.

QUICK FACTS

• CAPITAL: Oslo
  

• MAINCITIES: Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger/ Sandnes, Trondheim, Tromsø, Tønsberg
  

• LANGUAGE: Norwegian
  

• CURRENCY: Krone
  

• LIVING COST PER YEAR: NOK 24,000 to 50,000 NOK
  

• POPULATION INDEX: 51, 36,700
  

WHY STUDY IN NORWAY?

• Ranking 89th in the 2013–14 QS University World Rankings
  

• High quality of education with flexibility
  

• Strong economy with major shipping and mining industries.
  

• Land of natural wonders
  

• No tuition fees for higher education
  

• Over 220 Masters Programs taught in English
  

• Close student-teacher relation
  

• Over 200 master’s programmes taught in English
  

THE NORWEGIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM

• All higher education institutions in Norway are state-run Norways higher education institutions include:
  

• Universities - 7 in total.
  

• specialised university institutions
  

• University colleges - offer Bachelors courses and Masters degrees while a few are accredited to award PhDs
  

• Two national colleges of the arts
  

• Numerous private institutions
  

COURSES OFFERED

• Three-year Bachelors,
  

• Two-year Masters
  

• Three-year Doctoral degrees
  

COST OF STUDY

• 300 - 600 Norwegian Kroner (NOK) per semester
  

INTAKE

• August
  

WORK RIGHT & STAY BACK

• 20 hours per week (40 Hours during vacation)
  

ENTRY REQUIREMENT

• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 60 for an Internet-based test (IBT) or 500 for a paper-based test (PBT)
  

• International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) Academic test with a minimum score of 5.0
  

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