Ever imagine yourself studying in Norway? Norway’s excellent universities and research institutions come with a price tag, but fear not! This post dives into a range of scholarships available to international students, helping you turn your Scandinavian study abroad dream into a reality. From full tuition coverage to summer program support, explore these fantastic opportunities and get ready to embark on your academic adventure in Norway!

Scholarships in Norway 2024-2025

Here are some scholarship options to consider this year

• BI Norwegian Business School Bachelor International Scholarship
• University of Oslo International Summer School (UiO ISS) Scholarships
• BI Presidential Scholarships for International Masters Students
• NORAM Scholarships – Master’s Level Study in Norway
• NORTUT – The Research Council of Norway’s Ph.D. Scholarships
• Stiftelsen Fram – The Fridtjof Nansen Climate and Environmental Studies Scholarship

1. BI Norwegian Business School Bachelor International Scholarship

   BI Norwegian Business School helps jumpstart your business bachelor with 50% off tuition.

   • Program: Bachelor of Digital Business, Data Science for Business, or Business Administration
   • Criteria: Excellent academic record in higher secondary school from a university outside Norway.
   • Requirement: Above-average grades in transcripts.
   • Grant: Covers 50% of tuition fees per semester (approx. NOK 125,000 total value).
   • Deadline: Varies https://www.bi.edu/

2. University of Oslo International Summer School (UiO ISS) Scholarships

   University of Oslo’s summer program lets you explore a specialized course for free.

   • Program: Varied summer courses across disciplines
   • Criteria: Open to outstanding students from all disciplines and nationalities.
   • Requirements: Strong academic record, letter of motivation, and proof of English proficiency.
   • Grant: Covers full tuition and accommodation for six weeks.
   • Deadline: Usually around February 1st

3. BI Presidential Scholarships for International Masters Students

   For stand-out Master’s students, BI and NORAM offer full funding for specific programs for international students.

   • Program: Master’s programs offered by BI Norwegian Business School
   • Criteria: Exceptional academic record, strong motivation for chosen program, and leadership potential.
   • Requirements: Excellent academic background, GMAT/GRE scores (may be waived), letter of motivation, and work experience (for some programs).
   • Grant: Covers full tuition fees and living expenses (approx. NOK 340,000 per year).
   • Deadline: Varies

4. NORAM Scholarships – Master’s Level Study in Norway

   NORAM Scholarship offers full funding for specific programs for international students.

   • Program: Master’s programs at participating Norwegian universities across various fields.
   • Criteria: Citizens of specific Asian, African, Latin American, and Eastern European countries. Focuses on capacity building and development cooperation.
   • Requirements: Varies depending on the home country and chosen program. Generally includes a strong academic background, relevant work experience, and English language proficiency.
   • Grant: Covers tuition fees, living expenses, travel, and health insurance.
   • Deadline: Set by each participating university

5. NORTUT – The Research Council of Norway’s Ph.D. Scholarships

   Pursue a research passion with NORTUT’s Ph.D. funding Scholarship at Norway for international students.

   • Program: Ph.D. programs at Norwegian universities
   • Criteria: Outstanding international students pursuing research projects aligned with the council’s priorities.
   • Requirements: Excellent academic record in a relevant field, research experience, and a strong project proposal.
   • Grant: Covers living expenses, tuition fees, research costs, and travel.
   • Deadline: Always check with the Research Council of Norway for specific deadlines

6. Stiftelsen Fram – The Fridtjof Nansen Climate and Environmental Studies Scholarship

   Pursue a research passion with NORTUT’s Ph.D. funding, or fight climate change with Stiftelsen Fram’s scholarship for environmental studies.

   • Program: Master’s programs in climate and environmental fields at selected Norwegian universities.
   • Criteria: International students from developing countries demonstrate a strong commitment to addressing climate change challenges.
   • Requirements: Excellent academic background in a relevant field, strong motivation for the chosen program, and work experience.
   • Grant: Covers tuition fees, living expenses, travel, and health insurance.
   • Deadline: Varies by year

Your Norwegian study dream can become a reality!

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