Ås, Norway
Figures below are indicative — your counsellor confirms exact fees, cut-offs and deadlines for your profile, free.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences is a Public university in Norway, ranked #761 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.
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Indicative tuition: NOK80,000–NOK150,000 / year · Scholarships can reduce this — we confirm what you qualify for, free.
Typically for Norwegian institutions in this band — university colleges and applied-science institutions — the entry bar sits close to that at the larger universities, because Norway's GSU rules are national: Indian applicants are generally expected to have four years of higher education, so a three-year Indian bachelor's on its own is usually not enough without an additional year of recognised postgraduate study. English-taught master's exist but are a smaller share of the catalogue here than at the big universities, and normally ask for IELTS 6.5 overall (a few programmes accept 6.0). Competition for places is lower rather than the entry bar being different. Requirements vary by programme — Vibedu confirms the exact ones for you, free.
Indicative for international postgraduate applicants — your counsellor confirms the exact cut-offs and English scores for your chosen programme, free.
Norwegian University of Life Sciences offers a wide range of programmes for international students. We confirm the exact courses, tuition and entry requirements that fit your profile — free.
Estimate your total cost of study. Pick your programme length: We don't have a source-backed tuition figure for Norwegian University of Life Sciences, so this covers living costs only. Pick your programme length:
Indicative estimate (annual tuition + living, NOK ). Your counsellor confirms exact fees, living costs and the scholarships that reduce this — free. Living costs are an indicative national figure in NOK, not this university's own figure. Tuition varies by course here, so we'd rather confirm your exact fee than print an average — ask us and it's free. Living costs: Study in Norway, read 29 Sep 2026.
Exchange rates as of 5 Oct 2026 (1 day ago) — open.er-api.com mid-market rates, mid-market. The INR figure is converted from NOK at that rate. Your bank's remittance rate will be worse than mid-market, and currencies move a percent or two a month, so use these for planning rather than as the amount you will actually pay.
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Indicative tuition is around NOK80,000–NOK150,000 per year for international students. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.
Typically for Norwegian institutions in this band — university colleges and applied-science institutions — the entry bar sits close to that at the larger universities, because Norway's GSU rules are national: Indian applicants are generally expected to have four years of higher education, so a three-year Indian bachelor's on its own is usually not enough without an additional year of recognised postgraduate study. English-taught master's exist but are a smaller share of the catalogue here than at the big universities, and normally ask for IELTS 6.5 overall (a few programmes accept 6.0). Competition for places is lower rather than the entry bar being different. Requirements vary by programme — Vibedu confirms the exact ones for you, free.
The main intakes across Norway are Oct, Apr. Norwegian University of Life Sciences sets its own dates per course — we confirm the exact intake and deadline for your shortlist. Apply early: documents, funds and visa processing all take time.
No. Shortlisting, SOP/LOR/Resume drafting, application and visa guidance are free — we're paid by partner universities, not by you.
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