Studying abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You will learn about another culture and gain a different perspective on your field of study. You will meet different people, improve your language skills and build networks with people who can be valuable in your future career.

Upon completion of two years at Noroff Vocational School, students will have received a comprehensive vocational education and gained considerable practical experience. This also applies to online students.

Upon finishing one of the following programmes – Network and IT Security, Music and Sound Production, Film Production, 3D Art and Games Technology - Interactive, 3D Art and Game Creation - Content Development, or Graphic Design – students are eligible to receive credit for two years of vocational studies at one of Noroff's partner universities, provided they meet the criteria. It should be noted that some universities have specific grade requirements and place particular emphasis on the portfolios produced at Noroff during the admission process.

Some universities conduct individual interviews with applicants in order to guide them and assess which bachelor's degree they may be offered.

Information coming soon.

Tuition fees and living costs vary between different countries and universities. We have tried to specify the various costs under each university to give you a clearer overview.

Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund - Lånekassen

Lånekassen provides comprehensive financial assistance in the form of grants and loans, including support for studies conducted outside the country of residence. In order to be eligible for financial assistance from Lånekassen for studies abroad, it is necessary to have achieved general university admission certification. This can be obtained by completing a two-year vocational programme at Noroff.

As a student, you are entitled to basic support, tuition fees, and travel support from Lånekassen. To apply, please click here.

Note: It is important that you apply for a bachelor's degree abroad when you apply to Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund. Education abroad is NOT an exchange program.

Below are the rates for the year 2024/2025.
Please refer to the relevant regulations to ascertain whether any changes have been made to the amounts in question.

Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund supports the universities with which Noroff has a 2+1 cooperation.

Basic support for 2024/2025 is NOK 151.690 per year. 
40% is converted into a grant upon passing your studies. Read more here. 

Tuition fees for 2024/2025 are NOK 280.344
Read more here. 

Travel support depends on where you are going to study, and you must have a registered address in Norway to apply. The table showing the grant/loan you can receive for the region you wish to study in is available at the link. Read more here.

For the University of South Wales, Teesside University, Solent University and BIMM, we recommend you apply from April to no later than 15 June. For Deakin University the deadline is November. For more information, please visit the individual university websites.

A visa is required to study in Great Britain and Australia. You will need to apply for this as a student. You can find more information on the individual university websites.

You do not need to take a language test before applying to our partner universities, as long as you meet their English language requirements. In cases where you do not meet the requirement, you will need to take a language test before you receive your final offer. Please visit the individual university websites for more information.

The cooperation agreements are only available to students who want to study physically abroad. You can benefit from the agreements even if you have completed your Noroff studies online. This means that you can study two years online in Norway and then one year abroad.

If you have any questions about studying abroad, please email exchangeprograms@noroff.no and we will be happy to help you.