UNIVERSITY OF BERGEN · NORWAY
Master's Programmes at the University of Bergen
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€18k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 401,704 NOKHighest annual tuition fee for select Master's programmes
- 197,000 NOKLowest annual tuition fee for select Master's programmes
- 226,000 NOKMid-range annual tuition fee for select Master's programmes
- 2 yearsTypical duration for Master's programmes
- EnglishPrimary language of instruction for international Master's programmes
The University of Bergen (UiB) offers a range of Master's programmes taught in English. These programmes cater to international students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland, who are required to pay tuition fees. The university provides diverse study areas across various faculties, including Fine Art, Music and Design, Humanities, Medicine, Science and Technology, Psychology, and Social Sciences. Each programme is designed to offer in-depth knowledge and practical skills in its respective field.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the annual tuition fees for international students?
- Annual tuition fees for students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland range from 197,000 NOK to 401,704 NOK per year for the 2026/2027 academic year. These fees are adjusted annually and must be paid in full.
- Are there any scholarships available for Master's programmes?
- The University of Bergen does not offer scholarships for tuition fees. Information on external scholarships and funding opportunities can be found on the Study in Norway website.
- What is the typical duration of a Master's programme?
- Master's programmes at the University of Bergen typically span two years. The curriculum is structured to provide comprehensive knowledge and research skills.
- In which language are the Master's programmes taught?
- The Master's programmes offered at the University of Bergen for international students are taught in English.
- How do I apply for a Master's programme?
- You should review programme-specific admission requirements and application procedures on the university website, gather required documents including proof of funding, and submit your online application by the specified deadline.
- Do I need to prove I have enough money to live in Norway?
- Yes, international students must document sufficient funds for living costs in Norway when applying for a study permit. The university refers to external resources for specific amounts.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Annual tuition fees apply to students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland. Fees vary by programme, ranging from 197,000 NOK to 401,704 NOK per year for the 2026/2027 academic year. Tuition fees are adjusted annually.
Tuition (home)Students with citizenship from EU/EEA countries and Switzerland are generally exempt from tuition fees.
LivingInternational students are required to document sufficient funds for living costs in Norway when applying for a study permit. The University of Bergen does not specify an exact amount for living costs but refers to external resources for information on the cost of living in Norway.
Tuition fees must be paid in full and cannot be paid in installments. Information on potential exemptions from tuition fees is available for specific circumstances, such as holding a residence permit or having close ties to Norway.
How to apply
1. Check Programme SpecificsReview the admission requirements and application procedures for your desired Master's programme on the University of Bergen website.
2. Gather Required DocumentsPrepare all necessary academic transcripts, diplomas, language proficiency certificates, and any other documents specified in the programme requirements.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit your online application through the university's designated portal by the specified deadline.
4. Document FundingAs an international student from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland, you must document sufficient funds for your living costs in Norway as part of your admission application.
5. Await Offer of AdmissionSuccessful applicants will receive an offer of admission, which will include details about the precise tuition fee.
6. Pay Tuition FeeThe full tuition fee must be paid upon admission. A confirmation of payment is required for your study permit application.
7. Apply for Study PermitUse the admission and payment confirmation to apply for your Norwegian study permit/residence permit.
Scholarships
External ScholarshipsVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the annual tuition fees for international students?
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Annual tuition fees for students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland range from 197,000 NOK to 401,704 NOK per year for the 2026/2027 academic year. These fees are adjusted annually and must be paid in full.
Are there any scholarships available for Master's programmes?
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The University of Bergen does not offer scholarships for tuition fees. Information on external scholarships and funding opportunities can be found on the Study in Norway website.
What is the typical duration of a Master's programme?
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Master's programmes at the University of Bergen typically span two years. The curriculum is structured to provide comprehensive knowledge and research skills.
In which language are the Master's programmes taught?
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The Master's programmes offered at the University of Bergen for international students are taught in English.
How do I apply for a Master's programme?
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You should review programme-specific admission requirements and application procedures on the university website, gather required documents including proof of funding, and submit your online application by the specified deadline.
Do I need to prove I have enough money to live in Norway?
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Yes, international students must document sufficient funds for living costs in Norway when applying for a study permit. The university refers to external resources for specific amounts.