In this article we want to give you 10 scholarships you may be interested to apply to study in Norway in various universities. These scholarships is addressing for international students from any nationalities or specific nationalities. Here are 10 scholarship in Norway you can apply!
1. BI Presidential Scholarship
Norwegian and international applicants who live in Norway will get scholarships that cover all tuition costs for each semester, for a maximum of two years, as long as they meet the academic progress requirements. Sivøk Applicants: Scholarships will cover all tuition fees for each semester, for up to two years, as long as the student meets the required academic progress. International students who apply for scholarships will get their full tuition fees paid for up to two years, and they will also receive a monthly allowance of NOK 50,000 to help with living costs, as long as they meet the academic progress requirements. For detail information visit this link
2. BI Master International Scholarship
BI offers a generous scholarship program for master's degree studies. However, the competition for scholarships is great. Every year, more master’s students who show great academic performance apply for scholarships than there are scholarships to give out. Scholarships are given to students who have good academic performance, not because they need financial help.
- BI Norwegian Business School wants to create a student group that is diverse and includes people from different countries.
- Only people who have been accepted into a Master of Science program and have followed the application instructions will be looked at.
- Scholarship applications will only be considered if the admission offer has already been accepted.
- BI helps spread out scholarships evenly among different MSc programs.
- BI has the right to give scholarships based on the institution's priorities, which can include, but are not limited to, choosing certain master’s programs, promoting diversity and gender balance, or selecting specific partner schools of BI.
- All candidates will be evaluated based on the ECTS scale. Applicants who have completed a bachelor's degree from a foreign university will have their grades converted to the ECTS system.
- Other things that might affect the decision include other academic accomplishments, test scores like GMAT, GRE, or CAT, achievements outside of school activities, and any unique personal achievements.