Study in Norway
Tuition from about $2,840 at NTNU up to $22,100 for science and technology. After graduation: 12 months as a job seeker, but you must prove about $34,970 for it.


About $21,200 to $40,400 for the first year
- Tuition. Tuition from about $2,840 at NTNU up to $22,100 for science and technology.
- Funds to document: about $21,200, the figure that decides most applications.
- After you graduate: 12 months as a job seeker, but you must prove about $34,970 for it.
US dollars, checked October 2026 against official sources, including UDI Norway.
What makes this route worth a look
Not everything in Norway is expensive. NTNU still runs English-taught master programmes at about $2,840 a year, and PhD candidates pay no tuition at all and are hired as salaried employees.
What ends most Norway applications
The whole year of funds, about $18,310, must sit in a Norwegian bank account before a decision, and Norway offers no government scholarship to degree students.
Questions about studying in Norway
How much does it cost to study in Norway as an international student?
How much money do I need to show for a Norway student visa?
Can I work in Norway after graduating?
Is there a scholarship to study in Norway for free?
Do I need to speak Norwegian to study in Norway?
Costed next to Norway
Countries near Norway on the first-year scale. Worth a look before you decide.
