Norway is one of the only countries in the world where all public universities offer tuition-free education to both domestic and international students.

• Norway’s policy is based on the belief that education is a universal right, not a privilege. • Students only pay a small semester fee, usually between $60 and $80, which grants benefits like campus services, sports facilities, library access, and healthcare through student organizations.

• Norway hosts world-class institutions such as the University of Oslo, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), and University of Bergen.

• Courses are available in English at the Master’s and PhD levels, and many programs focus on technology, engineering, energy, climate research, and health sciences.

• While tuition is free, the cost of living in Norway is high, so students must cover expenses like housing, food, and transport.

• Norway consistently ranks among the safest, happiest, and most environmentally advanced countries, making it an ideal destination for global students.