Norway

Yes but these options are limited and competitive. Below are all teh possible pathways.

• Doing a PhD in Norway
• Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships
• BI Presidential Scholarship
• Aker Scholarship

Even if tuition drops to zero in 2026, Norway remains one of Europe's most expensive countries to live in. So, as of now, with the living costs and tuition fee still included, the total first-year estimate of cost of studying in Norway is INR 21-30+ L. If the proposed changed to fee policy get implemented, then the annual cost could fall to ~INR 14-15 L (living costs only).

From August 2026, the government has proposed allowing universities to voluntarily set fees to zero for all students - but this is not guaranteed. Each university decides ists fee independently. Some unis may go free, others may still keep charging.

In the QS subject rankings, NTNU Norway ranks at the following ranks-

• Petroleum Engineering: #22
• Mineral & Mining Engineering: #39
• Civil & Structural Engineering: #51-100
• Mechanical Engineering: #79
• Architecture & Built Environment: #101-150

Indian students who want to get into Norwegian University of Science and Technology should have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, with a grade point of C. Along with this, students have to submit IELTS / TOEFL / PTE score have to be submitted too. Few documents that Indian students have to submit are -

• Passport
• School and college transcripts
• Resume
• Funding documents

Yes, NTU Norway MSc in Sustainable Architecture course is available at Trondheim campus. It is taught entirely in English. Students are going to be trained in development of research works and in developing Architectural Design projects. The course is open for students with a 3-year Bachelor degree in Architecture, Engineering or Urban Planning. 

Yes, Norwegian University of Science and Technology offers courses in English language. These are mostly Master's courses and can be completed in 2 years. Study areas for the Master's courses of NTNU Norway are-

• Information Security
• Project Management
• Physics
• Sustainable Architecture
• Neuroscience
• Materials Science and Chemial Engineering

Yes! International students can get either partially funded or fully-funded scholarships to study in Norway. Some of the most reputed and highly sought after scholarships to study in Norway are:

• Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Scholarships
• Narotam Sekhsaria's Scholarships
• K.C. Mahindra Scholarships For Post-Graduate Studies Abroad
• Unimoni Student Stars 2023
• JN Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship