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The University of Oslo, Norway's oldest university (1811), offers almost all of its bachelor's degrees in Norwegian. Technology Systems: Science and Engineering is its one English-taught bachelor's programme open to students without Norwegian-language study. Norway ended free tuition for non-EU/EEA students in 2023, so this is now a paid programme.
Programme shown
B.Sc. Technology Systems: Science and Engineering
Degree level
Bachelor's
Language of instruction
English
Duration
3 years
Typical length for a European Bologna-system bachelor's degree (180 ECTS credits) — this is an approximate guide, not independently verified per programme. Some professional or engineering programmes run 3.5-4 years, so confirm your specific programme's length with the university.
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Student residence permits issued in Norway
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Estimated cost of living in Oslo
€1,400/month
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