University of Oslo - Norwegian Quota Scholarship Scheme for Developing Countries 2012

Norwegian Quota Scheme for Developing Countries to study at University of Oslo Norway 2012

The Norwegian Quota Scheme is a funding scheme offered by the Norwegian Government to students from developing countries, Central and Eastern Europe, and Central Asia for studies at institutions of higher education in Norway. Applicants from institutions with which the University of Oslo has a formal cooperation agreement are eligible to apply for the scholarship.

Scholarship In Norway for Bachelors, Masters and PhD Students from Developing Countries By Norwegian Government 2012

The Norwegian Government funds the Quota Scholarship scheme for Bachelor’s, Master's and PhD Students from Developing Countries at universities and university colleges in Norway

The main objective of the Quota Scheme is to contribute to capacity building through education that will benefit the home country of the students when they return. The Scheme is also intended to strengthen relations between Norway and the selected countries and thus contribute to internationalization at Norwegian institutions of higher education. Most universities and university colleges in Norway participate in the Quota scheme. The institutions involved are allocated a certain number of students under the programme each year. Most of the programmes offered are at Master's or PhD level, but the Quota Scheme also offers certain Bachelor's study programmes

Ibsen International Scholarships in Norway 2011

The International Ibsen Scholarships were initiated by the Norwegian government and will be handed out for the 4th time in 2011. Scholarships are applicable to individuals, organizations or institutions within the artistic and cultural community. The International Ibsen Scholarships are awarded annually. The scholarship committee wish for as many relevant applications as possible, from projects throughout the world.

The reality of Free Tuition, Scholarship and Study in Norway

Norwegian universities and state university colleges as a rule do not charge tuition fees for international students. The Norwegian government considers access to higher education for all to be an important part of the Norwegian society. This applies to foreign students, no matter which country you come from. The truth remains that living expenses in Norway are higher than in many other countries, but it is possible to get quality education without having to pay tuition fees. Even more encouraging is that if certain prerequisites are met you could also be eligible for financial support/scholarships that can pay for your living expenses, so you get almost everything for free.

List of tuition free Universities in Sweden, Norway, Finland and USA for Free Education

You can get a full list of tuition free universities and colleges in Sweden, Norway, Finland and USA in one piece for your offline use. A number of Universities and colleges offer tuition free admission to their students in some countries in Europe and America.