Universities in Norway

The Norwegian School of Economics provides education and research in economics and business and examines society and technology.

NTNU offers programs in science and technology at campuses in Trondheim, Gjøvik and Ålesund.

Oslo Metropolitan University offers education and research in fields including health, social sciences, technology, and education.

The University of Agder provides prospective students with information about student life and joining its community in southern Norway.

Western Norway University of Applied Sciences offers applied learning aimed at addressing societal needs.

The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences offers sport science education and research covering populations from children to elite athletes.

Nord University offers study programs for varied interests and career goals, with flexible study options.

The University of Inland Norway offers research-based bachelor's, master's, and doctoral education, plus further and continuing education.

The University of Oslo conducts research and offers a wide range of study options in Norway.

Kristiania University College offers more than 110 years of education history, with study options in Oslo, Bergen and online.

The University of Bergen presents its student environment and research, with information about studying at the city university.

Østfold University College offers more than 100 programs at campuses in Halden and Fredrikstad.

The Norwegian University of Life Sciences offers study and research in areas including environment, health, climate, renewable energy, and food production.