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Norway: scholarships and study funding

CliniGA Education editorial teamSources checked: October 27, 2026

Check eligibility before comparing scholarship amounts. An award may cover tuition, living costs or only a particular mobility period. Admission does not automatically include funding, and a national call may run on a different timetable from university financial support.

Norway

Norway’s government offers no individual scholarships to degree students. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters provide a separate funding route through programmes delivered by institutions across at least three countries. Separate full-degree funding from short mobility support. Check nationality, study level, covered costs and renewal conditions in the current call. Count only a confirmed award as income and prepare a workable budget for the possibility that funding is not awarded.

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Check nationality, residence, degree and subject restrictions for each call.
Compare covered expenses, duration and conditions rather than the headline award alone.
Establish whether funding needs a separate application or nomination.
Do not budget an unconfirmed scholarship as income; reserve cash for travel, deposits and early months.

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Requirements change. Before applying or paying, use the current call at the linked source and obtain the institution's written confirmation.

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