Explore Norway – a great place to study

Posted by: Shreya @ eduassist on: November 8, 2009

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Student mobility and international cooperation are key objectives for Norway. Higher education institutions offer almost 200 Masters programmes taught in English & currently more 11000 foreign students are studying and preparing for their future careers in Norway.Norway’s about 70 universities & university colleges offer a wide range of programmes with different subject areas. Completing a university degree is often considered to be an expensive endeavor and tuition fees are usually making up the bulk part of the cost. Norwegian universities and state university colleges as a rule do not charge tuition fees for international students. “Nothing is for free” is a saying that is true in many cases. But in Norway it is possible to get quality education without having to pay tuition fees. If certain prerequisites are met you could also be eligible for financial support that can pay for your living expenses. “Education for all” is the basic principle of the Norwegian education system. Regardless of social background, ethnicity, age or religion, persons should have equal opportunities to pursue a higher education degree. Why to study in Norway? With a wide range of high quality courses and great flexibility, Norwegian institutions prove to be an ideal study destination for international students. Internationalisation is a high priority within all sectors of the Norwegian education system. Norwegian cities and towns provide ample opportunity to indulge in all those activites that add spice to student life. Higher education institutions are located all over Norway. The major cities have both a university and various university colleges. Therefore there is a wide range of programmes of study available in the humanities, the social sciences and natural sciences; in addition, most of these institutions have their own specialty areas. This means that an international student can combine academic interests with an exciting geographical location. What to study in Norway? Medical Technology, Molecular medicine, Informatics, Petroleum Engineering, Renewable Energy, Mobile computing, Data Security systems, Neuroscience, Nanotechnology.  Why GECS?  At GECS, we offer you a time-tested and cost effective process that enables a quick admission and smooth immigration process. Our expertise extends to guiding you through every step of your admission process: from the choice of universities, to applying with discretion and guiding you through immigration procedures. Germany USA UK Canada Australia Newzealand Netherlands France Sweden Cyprus Switzerland Singapore Ireland Finland China Denmark Norway Contact Us