Colleges in Norway

As per the Shiksha Popularity Rankings, some of the top universities for MBA in Norway are as follows:

• University of Oslo- #1 in Norway, #70 in the World
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology - #2 in Norway, #167 in the World
• University of Stavanger- #4 in Norway, #510 in the World
• Norwegian School of Economics- #5 in Norway, #535 in the World

Norway is known for its high standard of living, which can make it relatively expensive compared to many other countries. However, education at public universities is free for EU/EEA students, and tuition fees for non-EU students are generally lower than in many other Western countries.

International students can check below the list of top MBA universities in Norway: 

Indian students can apply for admission to universities in Norway in the August/September intake through the official website. They must meet the entry requirements of the programme along with English language requirements to study at Norwegian Universities. Mentioned below are the general entry requirements to study in Norway:

• Submit academic transcripts as per the programme requirements
• Standardized test scores  (if applicable)
• Letter of motivation outlining your academic goals and reasons for choosing Norway
• Reference letters
• Must meet the English language requirements for your program

Lots of international students from all over the world apply to study in Norway because of its world-ranked universities, large economy, and higher education at low cost. Norway is in Europe's high North and it is extremely popular with international students from around the world. Mentioned below is the list of top universities in Norway for international students:

Universities in Norway are not totally free for international students. However, they offers low-cost education to them. Study in Norway fees range from INR 1.38 L to INR 28.54 L for first-year. Some famous universities in Norway offer courses under INR 5 L for first-year international students. The below table includes the first-year tuition fees with a number of universities:

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology is one of the most-sought after universities among international students. Every year thousands of students apply to NTNU from across the Norway and around the world. Currently, NTNU is home to 4,063 international students coming from more than 122 countries around the world. NTNU offers more than 60 Masters programmes in English for international students. All three campuses of NTNU are highly diverse and offer a very vibrant environment for international students. 

Mainly for its courses in science and technology. However, it also offers a variety of programmes of professional study, and great academic breadth that also includes the humanities, social sciences, economics, medicine, health sciences, educational science, architecture, entrepreneurship, art disciplines and artistic activities. 

The admission requirements for international students and domestic students may vary at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. NTNU offers English-taught programmes only at the postgraduate levels. Check below the minimum admission requirements for international students:

• A bachelor's degree in a relevant field
• English proficiency
• Excellent academic performance
• Passport
• Documentation of funding
• Upper Secondary School grade transcript and diploma
• Official transcripts and official diplomas of all your college/university education
• CV
• Verification reports of educational documents

As per student's opinoin we can compare the University of Stavanger and NTNU for petroleum engineering as such. 

• NTNU is currently safer since it is more well known, but grades and your own performance will matter even more. UiS might be more present locally, which is nice.
• Research, might actually be UiS, since they want to grow and might specialise more. You have several unemployed tech people in Trondheim, and more abroad competition.
• NTNU, but like I say, that reputition might be diminishing nationally