Nigeriadondie:

Well let me give u details. Norway, Finland and Iceland it is totally free to all. But in Denmark and Sweden it is free not only to their citizen but extended to EU/EEA citizens. Outside these u wud pay tuition. If u as a Nigerian is resident or has any EU/EEA citizenship in any of these countries then u re eligible to free education. The idea of second class upper is not d case with all universities as I had a second class lower and got placement in one of their universities. I know a number of Nigerians with same grade that also were able to get admission there even up to Ph.D. U should take note that requirements for entry into universities is reviewed from time to time

Please, if I ask you, first. Do Norway offers post-study visa to International students particularly those from Africa?
Second. Are jobs readily available for international students to work as part-time employees to support their living expenses?

Your swift reply would be highly appreciated. Thanks in anticipation.

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Stevezero:


Please, if I ask you, first. Do Norway offers post-study visa to International students particularly those from Africa?
Second. Are jobs readily available for international students to work as part-time employees to support their living expenses?

Your swift reply would be highly appreciated. Thanks in anticipation.

Sorry for delayed response. You could get concrete information from the website of various universities.
There are jobs to do part time but I must admit it has become a bit difficult especially in the area I live. I can’t say precisely in other parts of the country.
Note, in recent times, the Norwegian especially with current anti-immigration party has stiffen immigration rules. For example, it was possible for foreign students to do second or more Masters after the completion of one but now it is almost impossible to do a second masters.

Nigeriadondie:

Sorry for delayed response. You could get concrete information from the website of various universities.
There are jobs to do part time but I must admit it has become a bit difficult especially in the area I live. I can’t say precisely in other parts of the country.
Note, in recent times, the Norwegian especially with current anti-immigration party has stiffen immigration rules. For example, it was possible for foreign students to do second or more Masters after the completion of one but now it is almost impossible to do a second masters.

please is post graduate studies still free in Norway?

Are the classes taught in English especially for post graduate studies?

Nigeriadondie:

Well let me give u details. Norway, Finland and Iceland it is totally free to all. But in Denmark and Sweden it is free not only to their citizen but extended to EU/EEA citizens. Outside these u wud pay tuition. If u as a Nigerian is resident or has any EU/EEA citizenship in any of these countries then u re eligible to free education. The idea of second class upper is not d case with all universities as I had a second class lower and got placement in one of their universities. I know a number of Nigerians with same grade that also were able to get admission there even up to Ph.D. U should take note that requirements for entry into universities is reviewed from time to time

mayowa94:
please is post graduate studies still free in Norway?

All university programmes are tuition free. However, you are expected to have certain amount of money which is quite high. Mind you cost of living in Norway is just too high.

gregor1:
Are the classes taught in English especially for post graduate studies?

Majority of the post graduate studies have options of being taught in English