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Norwegian language requirementsNorwegian is the official language of instruction at institutions of higher education in Norway. All our Bachelor`s Programmes are conducted in Norwegian. A good command of the Norwegian language is necessary, to attend regular courses and degree programmes. The minimum requirement is one of the following
Molde University College does NOT offer any Norwegian Language Courses which prepare students for acceptance to our bachelor`s programmes. English language requirementsAlthough the language of instruction at our bachelor degrees is Norwegian, much of the required academic litterature is in English. A good command of English is therefore essential. Non-native English speakers must document their proficiency in the language by taking one of the following tests/examinations:
More info: http://www.uio.no/iss/test/toefl.html
More info: http://www.uio.no/iss/test/ielts.html The following applicants are exempted from the requirements above:
You can find more information about the admission requirements in Norway on: http://www.samordnaopptak.no/english/index_04.html Financial requirements / VISAFor non-europeans:
Most of our students on our Master programmes finance their studies themselves. In order to obtain a residence permit (visa) for Norway, students are required to document that they have NOK 80 000 for one academic year (10 months) or NOK 40 000 if accepted for only one semester. This is to cover their living expenses. The Norwegian immigration authorities may insist on documentary evidence of adequate means of support for the entire period of study. This means that you will be required to document this amount for each year of your entire stay in Norway before youare granted a residence permit. The Norwegian immigration authorities are very strict on this point; an application for a student visa that lacks such documentation will be turned down.
Once a student is acceptedby Molde University College, details regarding the banking procedure to be followed, will be provided. Molde University College does not offer any scholarship, but there are no tuition fee at universities or university colleges in Norway. Students from these/the following countries do not need visa for studies in Norway: http://www.udi.no/templates/Page.aspx?id=5523
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