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	Norway is ranked as the Best Place to live in the world because of their quality of education, well paid jobs and such beautiful environment, views of beautiful Mother Nature which includes mountains, glaciers, fjords and lakes covering around 70% of its land. Norway is ranked as the&nbsp;best place to live&nbsp;in the United Nation&rsquo;s annual Human Development Report, and it ranked as the best out of nearly 200 countries<a href="https://www.studyabroad.pk/guides/study-in-norway/facts" target="_blank"><strong>.</strong></a></p>
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	Type Of Higher Education In Norway</h2>
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	There are different types (4) of higher education system in Norway as described below</p>
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			<strong>Universities:</strong> Offer bachelors, masters and PhD degree programs in all professional (law, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and psychology) and other subjects including arts, science, humanities etc.</p>
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			<strong>University College:</strong> Offer same degrees to national and international students as universities do in Norway, but these institutes mainly focus on the project work, and group lessons and offer degree programs especially in engineering.</p>
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			<strong>Specialized Universities: </strong>Focus on a specific programs/ study areas including veterinary studies and sports</p>
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			<strong>Private Universities:</strong> Most offer degree programs for the subjects that tend to fill fast in public universities like business management, fine arts and marketing.&nbsp;</p>
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	Degree Programs Offered In Norwegian Higher Education Institutes</h2>
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	Norwegian universities offer following degree programs to national and international students and follow the Bologna process as</p>
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				<strong>Degree Program</strong></td>
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				<strong>Duration&nbsp;</strong></td>
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				Bachelor&rsquo;s Degree&nbsp;</td>
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				3 years&nbsp;</td>
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				Master&rsquo;s Degree&nbsp;</td>
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				2 years&nbsp;</td>
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				PhD/ Doctoral Degree&nbsp;</td>
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				3 years&nbsp;</td>
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	Number Of Higher Institutes In Norway</h2>
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	Norway is a home of 10 Pubic universities, 9 specialized universities, 24 university colleges and a wide range of private universities.&nbsp;</p>
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	<img alt="free study in Norway for Pakistani students " src="/ckfinder/userfiles/images/study-in-norway-for-pakistani-students-for-free(1).jpg" style="width: 100%;" /></p>
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	Study Programs Offered By Norwegian Institutes To International Students</h2>
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	Norwegian universities offer degree program in almost every study field like</p>
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			Arts and Humanities</p>
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			Engineering, manufacturing and construction</p>
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			Generic programs and Qualifications</p>
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			Social Sciences, Journalism and Information</p>
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			Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics</p>
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			Information and Communication Technologies</p>
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			Business Administration and Law</p>
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			Health and Welfare</p>
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			Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Veterinary Science</p>
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			Education &nbsp;</p>
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<h2>
	Best Subjects To Study In Norway</h2>
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	Based on the career opportunities and student&rsquo;s interest, here is a list of best courses/ study fields for international students to study in Norway&nbsp;</p>
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			Architecture</p>
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			Master of Business Administration</p>
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			Bachelor of Engineering</p>
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			Master of Law</p>
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			Study of Medicine</p>
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			Bachelor programs in Science</p>
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<h2>
	Education System In Norway</h2>
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	Higher education system in Norway is semester based, there are two semesters in a year from August to December and from January to June.</p>
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	Study Of Medicine In Norway</h2>
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	Medical universities in Norway have closed cooperated hospitals in the same cities for students. Study of medicine in Norwegian universities takes 6 years to complete including 1.5 years as practicing of medicine.</p>
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	Grading System In Norwegian Universities</h2>
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	European credit transfer and accumulation system has set a grading system according to scale of six (A-F). Some of the institutes also use 7.5 and 10 credit block system for grading of the exams. Exams are usually held in December and June every year for the two semesters.</p>
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	Application Period To Apply At Norwegian Universities</h2>
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	Norwegian universities accept applications from international students during 1<sup>st</sup> November to 1<sup>st</sup> December.&nbsp;</p>

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