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The University of Stavanger on Norway’s south-west coast offers English-taught international master’s programmes with no application fee, and five PhD programmes across science, health, social science, education and the arts.
The University of Tromsø, the world’s northernmost university, offers around 30 English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes with a strong Arctic research focus, plus doctoral programmes in science and health sciences.
NTNU in Trondheim is Norway’s largest technology university, with more than 60 master’s programmes taught in English and doctoral programmes across its faculties.
The University of Bergen is a research university on Norway’s west coast with PhD programmes in all seven faculties and a clearly published once-a-year master’s application round for international students.
The University of Oslo, Norway’s oldest university, offers English-taught master’s and doctoral programmes across eight faculties, with one bachelor’s programme taught in English.
