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The programmes the government register records for this institution. Source: DBH, read on 3 November 2026.
Studying in Norway
These apply to every international student in Norway, including at Høyskolen Kristiania. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.
Money you must show
Study in Norway's figure for 2026-2027. UDI's own page still showed the 2025/2026 amount, NOK 166,859, when we checked. Tuition comes on top.
Study in Norway (HK-dir), source re-checked 22 Oct 2026
Work while you study
Granted automatically with the study permit. Self-employment is not allowed.
Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI), checked 24 Sep 2026
Stay after you graduate
Apply before your study permit expires, ideally a month ahead. Full-time or part-time work allowed while you search.
Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI), checked 24 Sep 2026
The same rules for every institution in Norway; Høyskolen Kristiania's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.
Deadlines and intakes
Non-EU master's deadlines are early. At NTNU and NMBU the deadline for non-EU/EEA applicants is 1 December for programmes starting the following August; NMBU's portal opens 15 October and NTNU's application window opens 1 November. Many other universities use a similar date: check yours.
After admission, typically in spring, you pay tuition or make the deposit, then apply for the permit. BI names 1 July as UDI's final submission deadline for its students and 15 June for the funds transfer. Allow two to three months between admission and permit.
Language you need
Most English-taught provision is at master's level; bachelor's programmes are overwhelmingly taught in Norwegian. English requirements are set per programme, usually as IELTS, TOEFL or Pearson scores, and test results must generally be no more than two years old at the deadline. Check your programme page for the exact scores.
No Norwegian is needed for the permit. Norwegians speak excellent English, but part-time and graduate jobs outside international firms and academia widely expect Norwegian. Start a course in your first term if you want to stay.
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