Dockal:

Congrats. I was also given admission in same school for MPH. Have you accepted your offer?. Cos on d "soknadsweb", i can't see the options for "Reject or Accept"

I accepted the offer via email sent to me

Dockal:

Congrats. I was also given admission in same school for MPH. Have you accepted your offer?. Cos on d "soknadsweb", i can't see the options for "Reject or Accept"

Click on the link they sent to your email, it will take you to Soknadsweb, that's how I did mine.

polis007:


Click on the link they sent to your email, it will take you to Soknadsweb, that's how I did mine.

That's exactly what i did. But there was no option to either accept or reject the offer on the page.

Semose:

I accepted the offer via email sent to me

Did they acknowledge your email?

Dockal:
Did they acknowledge your email?

No

Semose:

No

It's quite unusual, you need to follow up your email and lay the complaint n mk sure you get a feedback before the April 9th deadline. The official channel for acceptance is the Soknadsweb cos there's where you'll eventually download the admission letter.

Is application open for fall semester

polis007:


It's quite unusual, you need to follow up your email and lay the complaint n mk sure you get a feedback before the April 9th deadline. The official channel for acceptance is the Soknadsweb cos there's where you'll eventually download the admission letter.

I already downloaded the official admission letter.. Is there still a need for accepting the admission offer.. Cos I accepted it via the admission confirmation email sent to me

Pls guys am Elvis I want to apply for study in Norway I just need someone to guard me.

elvisgood:
Pls guys am Elvis I want to apply for study in Norway I just need someone to guard me.

U will have to wait till late October to apply.. Google Study in Norway to get more info

Pls do we have anyone who got admitted to UiT the Artic University here?

elvisgood:
Pls guys am Elvis I want to apply for study in Norway I just need someone to guard me.

Start your research here


https://www.studyinnorway.no

I heard finding work in Norway without a good knowledge of the Norwegian language is like finding a needle in a hay stack.

https://medium.com/@twobeers/so-you-want-to-come-to-norway-to-find-work-b93907a94bc5

http://mylittlenorway.com/2009/10/how-to-get-a-job-in-norway/

KillerBeauty:
I heard finding work in Norway without a good knowledge of the Norwegian language is like finding a needle in a hay stack.

https://medium.com/@twobeers/so-you-want-to-come-to-norway-to-find-work-b93907a94bc5

http://mylittlenorway.com/2009/10/how-to-get-a-job-in-norway/

Very very very very true in my opinion.

KillerBeauty:
I heard finding work in Norway without a good knowledge of the Norwegian language is like finding a needle in a hay stack.
https://medium.com/@twobeers/so-you-want-to-come-to-norway-to-find-work-b93907a94bc5
http://mylittlenorway.com/2009/10/how-to-get-a-job-in-norway/

The end part of the second link says it all.

"Have a couple of things you can fall back on - a trade, a hobby or an education - so you can work as a freelancer or develop a small business. So... what do you think - is it easy to get a job in Norway, or is it hard?"

Without a skill, I will never leave Nigeria to a foreign land to rely on jobs. I know some people who said Ghanaians for example go into large scale farming in Australia to meet ends meet. But we, Nigerians will most likely rely on strong muscles to get work experience doing menial jobs in a foreign land.
Learn something like tailoring, fashion design, beads making, freelancing or even broiler or layers production. It's not that hard to learn all these things.

Hi everyone, I am very happy seeing this thread on Nairaland.

I am a graduate of Plant Breeding and currently considering studying in Norway for MSc.

I saw that a lot of schools in Norway has tuition-free programmes.

Is there any scholarship that can cater for living and travel expenses in Norway? Please, I need help on this and I am planning to apply ASAP if there is any school that offers Plant Biotechnology or Plant Breeding.

Thank you very much!

damisco87:
Hi everyone, I am very happy seeing this thread on Nairaland.

I am a graduate of Plant Breeding and currently considering studying in Norway for MSc.

I saw that a lot of schools in Norway has tuition-free programmes.

Is there any scholarship that can cater for living and travel expenses in Norway? Please, I need help on this and I am planning to apply ASAP if there is any school that offers Plant Biotechnology or Plant Breeding.

Thank you very much!

There's no school that can cater for living and travel expenses, they've already given you tuition free programs. If you want to study in Norway, prepare your 4.7m for living expenses.

You can search for courses here https://www.studyinnorway.no/

damisco87:
Hi everyone, I am very happy seeing this thread on Nairaland.

I am a graduate of Plant Breeding and currently considering studying in Norway for MSc.

I saw that a lot of schools in Norway has tuition-free programmes.

Is there any scholarship that can cater for living and travel expenses in Norway? Please, I need help on this and I am planning to apply ASAP if there is any school that offers Plant Biotechnology or Plant Breeding.

Thank you very much!

The courses are closed for the session and will reopen around Sept to Dec 2018 for application.
See link for courses
https://www.mastersportal.com

skarlett:


There's no school that can cater for living and travel expenses, they've already given you tuition free programs. If you want to study in Norway, prepare your 4.7m for living expenses.

You can search for courses here https://www.studyinnorway.no/

Thank you for your reply. However, I was seeing some scholarship links online, although I could not see Nigeria as an eligible country. How are the Nigerians studying in Norway coping? I want to believe there should be a legit way out of this.

Thank you!

EMMAACHILE:

The courses are closed for the session and will reopen around Sept to Dec 2018 for application.
See link for courses
https://www.mastersportal.com

damisco87:


Thank you for your reply. However, I was seeing some scholarship links online, although I could not see Nigeria as an eligible country. How are the Nigerians studying in Norway coping? I want to believe there should be a legit way out of this.

They have the money to study there? Or they have someone willing and able to foot their bills?

My dear, I see you're kind of looking for a way to circumvent the huge money involved in the process but the truth is, there's no country in the world where you won't spend to get your degree, even if there's no tuition. You have to really prepare yourself and plan wisely.

skarlett:


They have the money to study there? Or they have someone willing and able to foot their bills?

My dear, I see you're kind of looking for a way to circumvent the huge money involved in the process but the truth is, there's no country in the world where you won't spend to get your degree, even if there's no tuition. You have to really prepare yourself and plan wisely.

It's possible to study without tuition and living expenses. Those on full college scholarship are an example.

EMMAACHILE:

It's possible to study without tuition and living expenses. Those on full college scholarship are an example.

They didn't take tests? Pay for their flight tickets? Visa fees? To mention a few

skarlett:


They didn't take tests? Pay for their flight tickets? Visa fees? To mention a few

Some cover all like costs like the Kofi anan scholarship covers tuition, fees, flight and living expenses.

EMMAACHILE:

Some cover all like costs like the Kofi anan scholarship covers tuition, fees, flight and living expenses.

Interesting

skarlett:


Interesting

Can foreigners in Norway access credit cards?

EMMAACHILE:

Some cover all like costs like the Kofi anan scholarship covers tuition, fees, flight and living expenses.

Exactly, this was what I was trying to point out. Even though everybody might not be able to benefit from this but I beleive it is possible. Please, if you know of any scholarship like this in Norway or that studying in Norway will benefit from, kindly let me know.

skarlett:


They didn't take tests? Pay for their flight tickets? Visa fees? To mention a few

Even if I have to pay for flight ticket or visa fee, I do not mind. I am more interested in getting the living expenses sponsored.

damisco87:


Even if I have to pay for flight ticket or visa fee, I do not mind. I am more interested in getting the living expenses sponsored.

Oh okay. I don't know if that's possible in Norway

Sorry Guys, I know this is the wrong thread to post this question,but i can't seem to find any. Is 700k account balance enough to apply for a Polish visa to attend a conference for two days?

So ur saying 4.7million can cover for one's stay throughout his or her studies

There's no school that can cater for living and travel expenses, they've already given you tuition free programs. If you want to study in Norway, prepare your 4.7m for living expenses.

You can search for courses here https://www.studyinnorway.no/[/quote]

skarlett:


They have the money to study there? Or they have someone willing and able to foot their bills?

My dear, I see you're kind of looking for a way to circumvent the huge money involved in the process but the truth is, there's no country in the world where you won't spend to get your degree, even if there's no tuition. You have to really prepare yourself and plan wisely.

I disagree with the bolded... i have friends in Aussie and NZ currently receiving stipends from host country while they get a degree... fully funded scholarship