– Financing: NTNU's international master's programmes
APPLICABLE FOR:
Applicants to the International Master's Programmes at NTNU, who are not citizens of the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) or EFTA countries.
MINIMUM FUNDING REQUIREMENT
Regulations from the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration state that all international students who are not citizens of EU/EEA/EFTA countries need to apply for a residence permit for students in Norway (www.udi.no). This means that applicants for the international master's programmes at NTNU under the Individual funding category are to document the source(s) of funding (minimum NOK 82 900 per academic year) in their application.
DOCUMENTATION PROCEDURE
Documentation of funding can be confirmation letters from sponsors, confirmation of scholarships or grants, bank guarantees etc. Applications without such documentation will not be processed.
Students in the "individual funding category" who are admitted to an international master's programme will be requested to transfer NOK 82 900 to a Norwegian bank account at the Student Welfare Organization in Trondheim before their arrival in Norway. Information about the practical arrangements for transferring the money to the Norwegian bank account will be given together with the letter of admission.