Norway scored 9 out of 10, taking seventh place in Europe in terms of international students’ satisfaction. The public universities in Norway offer free education to the students regardless of their country of origin, providing an opportunity for obtaining a degree at a quality university at no cost.

• High-quality Education: 

The educational system is generally state-supported, to ensure that access to education is equal for all meaning that most institutions have no tuition fees. The high-quality education of Norwegian Universities and colleges has led to more and more international students choosing to study in Norway. In addition, a wide range of courses to choose from as per your wish.

• Student Life:

The living standard is generally high. Student life is a generally social and active period in Norway. Alongside studies, international students are also allowed to work part-time with an upper limit of 20 hours a week, to supplement their living costs, and their student loans and to gain work experience.

• A Safe Place:

Norway is considered a safe country as the crime rate is low. Norway is a wealthy country, much fairer than other nations. More importantly, social responsibility is collective, so a crime is, for many people, understood as a responsibility of the community rather than the failing of an individual. Overall, your student days in Norway are most likely to go unmarked by crime or police harassment.

• A Modern and Technologically Advanced Society:

Norway has emerged as the most advanced nation in the world in terms of consumer adoption of digital media, with the UK ranked tenth. It is known for being the place with the highest living standards, and its rich economy is one of the major reasons.