The University of Oslo, a globally known top university, offers an annual scholarship to international students in aims to embody their goal of more global diversity for their International Summer School (ISS). With tight funds, the university consistently provides its assistance to deserving students holding a strong academic record and professional background.The ISS Scholarship only offers its assistance to international students who want to study in their International Summer School since the offer will not include all-year programs at the University of Oslo. The university also offers a variety of annual Norway scholarships but for this year, they will only offer the Norwegian language summer courses.
Scholarship Summary
Host country: Uk
University(s): University of Oslo
Sponsor: International Summer School
Eligible country(s): All countries except Canada and USA
Duration: Up to 2 years
Number awarded: 1.
Degree: Master's
Gender(s): not specified.
Age: not specified
Commitment of time: Full time
Deadline: February 1, 2024
Documentation requirements
Scholarship benefits
- Pocket money (per diem)
- Visa application fees
- Travel insurance
- Any other personal costs
Terms and conditions
- No part of the value of the scholarship is payable to the recipient in cash. It represents a reduction or waiver of the on-campus or off-campus basic fee.
- Scholarships awarded are non-negotiable.
- If you apply for both a scholarship and a travel grant, it is not guaranteed you will be awarded both. You might only get a scholarship, but not a travel grant.
- You may be asked to write a report or letter to the scholarship donor.
- You are responsible for covering expenses that are not included in the scholarship, this includes travel costs to and from the airport, visa application fees, personal expenses, etc.).
- It is also highly recommended that your secure travel insurance to cover loss/theft/travel delay etc. during your journeys between your home and Oslo, and during your stay at ISS).
- It is the recipient’s responsibility to evaluate if they can afford participation at the ISS after reviewing the costs and what is not covered by the scholarship.
