The International Programmes and Networks Unit falls under the Department of Academic Affairs in the university's central administration.
Candidates from developing countries or Central and Eastern Europe, who intend follow Master programmes held in English or PhD studies, may apply for financial support under the Quota Scheme.
The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Higher Education (SIU) and Norad signed the agreement for the new Norad\'s Programme for Master Studies (NOMA) for the programme period 2006-2010 inviting applications for grants to Master programmes to be conducted in English in the South.
The Norwegian University of Life Sciences has a few scholarship programmes for students from developing countries. Please see specific information for each scholarship programme as the administrative routines vary.