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The University of Bergen (UiB) has updated its salary system for PhD candidates following changes to the Basic Collective Agreements for the Civil Service. This update introduces a new system for automatic salary increases, primarily through a guaranteed 3% annual increase based on seniority. The specifics of salary progression can vary depending on whether a PhD candidate is a member of the NTL union or other unions, due to differences in how collective agreements and local negotiations impact pay grades and general salary adjustments.
Frequently asked questions
- Do international students have to pay tuition fees at the University of Bergen?
- Yes, international students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. The exact amount varies by faculty and program.
- Does the University of Bergen offer scholarships for tuition fees or living costs?
- No, the University of Bergen does not offer scholarships for tuition fees or living costs. Students should consult the 'Study in Norway' website for information on external scholarships.
- How are PhD salaries determined at the University of Bergen?
- PhD salaries are determined by an updated system with a guaranteed 3% annual increase based on seniority. Specific progression may vary based on union membership and local negotiations.
- Do I need to prove I have enough money to live in Norway?
- Yes, international students must document sufficient funding for living costs in Norway to obtain a study permit.
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Tuition (international)International students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland must pay tuition fees. These fees are adjusted annually. Specific amounts vary by faculty and program, with examples including NOK 401,704 for Design, Fine Art, and Music Performance/Composition, NOK 197,000 for Humanities programs like Digital Culture and English, and NOK 226,000 for programs in Biomedical Sciences and Earth Science. Admitted students will be informed of the exact fee with their offer of admission. Fees are non-refundable if you withdraw after September 1st. Some students may be exempt from fees based on residence status in Norway or connection to Norway.
Tuition (home)Information not available for home tuition amounts.
LivingInternational students must document sufficient funding for living costs in Norway to obtain a study permit. The University of Bergen does not offer scholarships to cover tuition fees or living costs. Students typically finance their living expenses through loans, savings, or support from family. Further details on living costs can be found on the 'Study in Norway' website.
The University of Bergen does not offer scholarships for tuition fees. Prospective students are advised to consult the 'Study in Norway' website for information on external scholarships.
Frequently asked questions
Do international students have to pay tuition fees at the University of Bergen?
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Yes, international students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland are required to pay tuition fees. The exact amount varies by faculty and program.
Does the University of Bergen offer scholarships for tuition fees or living costs?
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No, the University of Bergen does not offer scholarships for tuition fees or living costs. Students should consult the 'Study in Norway' website for information on external scholarships.
How are PhD salaries determined at the University of Bergen?
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PhD salaries are determined by an updated system with a guaranteed 3% annual increase based on seniority. Specific progression may vary based on union membership and local negotiations.
Do I need to prove I have enough money to live in Norway?
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Yes, international students must document sufficient funding for living costs in Norway to obtain a study permit.