University of Oslo

About the university

Norway's oldest and largest university, founded in 1811. Consistently ranked among the top 200 universities globally. Known for law, medicine, humanities, and social sciences. Home to 5 Nobel Prize laureates. Strong research focus with world-class facilities.

Key information

Location: Oslo, NO
Ranking #191
QS #191
THE #138
National ranking #1
Institution type: public

Popular faculties

Law
Medicine
Humanities
Social Sciences
Natural Sciences

Programs (20)

Law
Medicine
Psychology
History
Linguistics
Philosophy
Political Science
Sociology
Economics
Mathematics
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Computer Science
Neuroscience
Environmental Science
International Relations
Anthropology
Fine Arts
Education

Student body

Total students: 28,000
International students: 15%

Housing & accommodation

Housing cost: NOK 700 - NOK 1,500 / per month

Career & internships

Employment rate: 93%

Admission requirements

Required tests

IELTS
TOEFL

Minimum GPA: 3

Tuition costs

NOK 0 / per year
Acceptance rate: 45.00%
Scholarships available: No tuition fees for all students (including international). Norwegian Government Quota Scheme scholarships available. Student welfare org (SiO) housing support.
Additional costs: Semester fee ~€100, living costs Oslo €1,200-2,000/month

Quick facts

Founded: 1811
Teaching languages: Norwegian, English
Study formats: offline, hybrid

Contact

Website: https://www.uio.no