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Molde University College offers semester programmes suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate exchange students, and Master's programme in logistics and informatics. Descriptions of these programmes are available via the following links:
Other Student Exchange Programmes
Molde University College participates in several exchange programmes for students, as well as a number of bilateral exchange agreements.
Please note that Molde University College does not offer any scholarships, nor do we charge any fees. Check with your home institution whether it is engaged in exchange programmes or agreements which include Molde University College. If it is, apply for admissionfor a place in such a programme. Once accepted, your home institution willlet Molde University College know that you are a candidate and we willthen process your application according to their established routines. Most student exchanges take place within the NORDPLUS programme, comprising universities and university colleges in the Nordic countries,the SOCRATES/ERASMUS programme, comprising universities and colleges within the EU and the EFTA countries, and however, we also have bilateral agreements with universities in allother continents. The Socrates Erasmus ProgrammeErasmus ("European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students") is the European Commission's education programme for Higher Education students, teachers and institutions. It was introduced in 1987 with the aim of increasing student mobility within the European Community, subsequently including European Economic Area countries like Norway. In 1995, Erasmus became incorporated into the new Socrates programme which covers education from school to university to Life Long Learning. Socrates-Erasmus can involve student mobility, teacher mobility and curriculum development and is based on cooperation agreements between Higher Education Institutions inthe participating countries. Check with your home institution if they have an agreement with Molde University College in this programme. If so, apply before the deadline, and you may then be nominated for a place atMolde as an Erasmus student. Students withinan Erasmus agreement are exempted from the requirement of passing an English language test.
The Quota SchemeOnly students from developing countries or Central Eastern Europe who intend to study for either Molde University College`s master`s programme in English (MSc in Logistics) or doctoral programme, may apply for financial support under the Quota Scheme. Nationwide, a total of 1100 students, 700 from developing countries and 400 from Central and Eastern Europe are sponsored within the scheme.
Who can apply for the Quota Scheme?
Only students from Molde University College`s collaboration institutions can be supported. Molde University College offers support only a very limited number of students under the quota scheme. No individual students can apply on their own.
What financial issues does The Quota Scheme cover?
Quota Programme covers living expenses while studying in Norway. Travel allowances according to fixed national rates at minimum student price, support to cover field work periods in the students` home country as part of the study in Norway, and an additional support when they are staying together with the student in Norway. A major part of the support is given as a loan, that will be waived if the student is permanently settling in his or her home country. A minor part is given as a scholarship. Quota scholarship can be given for a maximum period of four years and is given by The Norwegian Educational Loan Funding. (Lånekassen) for more information: http://www.lanekassen.no/
To get scholarship and loan from the "Lånekassen" you must:
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