University of Oslo Scholarship 2023/2024 – Apply Here

University of Oslo Scholarship 2023

University of Oslo Scholarship 2023, which is fully funded and sponsored by the University of Oslo, is presently accepting applications from eligible students.

The University of Oslo Scholarship 2023

Located in the capital city of Oslo, the University of Oslo holds the distinction of being Norway’s oldest and largest university.

It has established itself as one of the most prestigious universities in Northern Europe and has been ranked as the 67th best university globally by the Academic Ranking of World Universities.

With a student population of around 27,700 and a workforce of approximately 6,000 individuals, the university boasts several faculties including (Lutheran) Theology – which has been Norway’s state religion since 1536 – Law, Medicine, Humanities, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Dentistry, and Education.

Benefits of University of Oslo Scholarship 2023

Full and part scholarship

Eligibility Criteria for Oslo Scholarship 2023

1. Be an international student, i.e., not a Norwegian citizen.

2. Hold a bachelor’s degree.

3. English Language Requirement.

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Required Documents

Please submit the following documents for your application:

1. Official transcript of records from your bachelor’s degree program.

2. For Nordic and EU/EEA/Swiss citizens, provide documentation of any relevant completed courses/degrees.

3. If applicable, documentation of your financing.

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Application Procedure

As part of the application process, candidates are required to provide a personal statement that outlines their financial need for the scholarship.

Additionally, candidates must submit documentation that supports their academic and professional background, particularly as it pertains to the course of study for which they are applying.

To apply for the scholarship, candidates must complete and submit the scholarship form along with the online application.

As part of the scholarship form, candidates will be asked to specify the amount of funding required to pursue their studies at the university.