Two out of three law students in Oslo are women
Only 36 percent of those who were admitted into the University of Oslo this autumn are men. This is according to figures from The Norwegian…
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Immigrant workers and students are given reduction in entry restrictions
Starting July 1, the government will open the door for immigrants who have been granted their residence permits to work or study, to travel to…
Entire class of students can now gather in Oslo schools from next Thursday
The one-meter social distancing requirement will be removed in Oslo schools next Thursday and an entire class of students can be now reassemble in the…
Thousands of candidates took Norwegian exam on Tuesday
On Tuesday, around 4,500 private candidates took exams in their main written Norwegian language in order to get the diplomas they need. Although students in…
200,000 students offered additional loans this week
During the week, more than 200,000 students will be offered an additional loan of 26,000 kroner, which will go to those who have lost income…
BI cancels the autumn exchange trips to countries outside Europe
BI Norwegian Business School cancels all exchange trips to countries outside Europe for the autumn semester, 2020. Students who have already agreed to such trips…
The income limit is removed for a number of students
The Government has removed the income limit for students working in the health and care sector so as to ensure that they retain the scholarship…
Over 20,500 students and staff are ready to help the health care system
The country’s universities and colleges have reported over 20,500 names of students and staff who are in readiness for the health care system during the…
Students who lose their jobs are guaranteed student support
The government extends the deadline to apply for student aid to save students who lose income. SV thinks students should be secured scholarships instead of…
Students at a number of schools are infected with the coronavirus
Students and teachers around the country have been asked to stay home after a coronavirus infection has been identified at a number of schools. Also,…
Survey: 14,000 students gets high
A recent study shows that 14,000 students use drugs to promote their own school performance. Now more organizations are calling out for caution. – …
One of two high school students prefers paper than digital
Half of high school students would rather read the book on paper than digital, a recent study shows. At the same time, 18.2 per cent…
6,435 students dropped out from high school last school year
3.4 percent of pupils dropped out from high school the previous school year. – “Quitting school is a serious choice,” says Minister of Education Jan…
Fewer students go abroad
Last year, 24,083 Norwegian students took all or part of their education abroad – 864 fewer than the previous year, according to recent figures from…
Students from countries outside the EU/EEA or Switzerland studying in Norway
This page explains your health rights as a student from countries outside the EU/EEA or Switzerland studying in Norway. If you are a student from…
Students wish to work with renewable energy, and in Equinor
Renewable energy is the industry that catches most Norwegian students’ eye showed the Career Barometer 2019. Nevertheless, Equinor climbed list of attractive employers. Innovation Norway…
One in six students admits to exam cheating
In a survey done by Sentio for the Norwegian Student Organization (NSO) and Universitas, one in six students said that they have cheated on exams…
One in three students suffers from sleep problems
31%, i.e. close to one in three students, suffer from sleep problems according to the Students’ Health and Well-being Survey from 2018. Often it’s about…
Ministry of Education says students can safely exchange in the UK
The Ministry of Education and Research changed its advice from earlier this year and now believes that Norwegian students can safely travel to the UK….
Nybø advises students against applying to UK colleges and universities this fall
Due to the danger of the British stumbling out of the EU, Higher Education Minister Iselin Nybø (V) warns Norwegian students against applying to the…