The University of Oslo is the oldest university in
Norway, located in the Norwegian capital of Oslo.
Until 1 January 2016 it was the largest Norwegian
institution of higher education in terms of size,
now surpassed only by the Norwegian University
of Science and Technology . The Academic
Ranking of World Universities has ranked it the
58th best university in the world and the third
best in the Nordic countries. In 2015, the Times
Higher Education World University Rankings
ranked it the 135th best university in the world
and the seventh best in the Nordics. While in its
2016, Top 200 Rankings of European universities,
the Times Higher Education listed the University
of Oslo at 63rd, making it the highest ranked
Norwegian university. The University of Oslo
offers several Master's programmes in English
however, bachelor's degree programmes are
offered in Norwegian language. The University of
Oslo does not charge tuition fee from both local
and international students.

Some Master's Programmes Available in
English

Astronomy (master's two years)

Biodiversity and Systematics (master's
two years)

Bioscience (master's two years)

Chemistry (master's two years)

Computational Science (master's two
years)

Data Science (master's two years)

Economics (master's two years)

Electrical Engineering, Informatics and
Technology (master's two years)

Entrepreneurship (master's two years)

European Languages (master's two
years)

European Master in Health Economics
and Management (master's two years)

Geosciences (master's two years)

Global-MINDS (master's two years)

Health Economics, Policy and
Management (master's two years)

Informatics: Design, Use, Interaction
(master's two years)

Informatics: Language Technology
(master's two years)

Informatics: Programming and System
Architecture (master's two years)

Informatics: Robotics and Intelligent
Systems (master's two years)

Information and Communication
Technology Law (master's 1 1/2-years)

Maritime Law (master's 1 1/2-years)

Materials Science for Energy and
Nanotechnology (master's two years)

Mathematics (master's two years)

Mechanics (master's two years)

Network and System Administration
(master's two years)

North Sea Energy Law (master's -
experience based)

Physics (master's two years)

Psychology (master's two years).

Admission Requirements

Only applicants who meet the admission
requirements are qualified. Your application will
be rejected if you are not qualified. Please note
that you can apply to up to two prioritized study
programmes.

Below are the required documents

Bachelor's degree certificate and
transcript: prospective students must
upload their first degree certificate in
relevant field to the application portal...

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