The University of Stavanger (UiS) offers a variety of master's programs taught in English, attracting students from around the globe. Here's an overview of the application process, tuition fees, English language requirements, and available subjects for the 2026 academic year.
UiS
offers a diverse selection of master's programs conducted in English across
various disciplines. Some of these programs include:
For
a comprehensive list of master's programs and specific admission requirements,
prospective students should consult the official UiS website.
Starting
from the academic year 2025/2026, non-EU/EEA citizens are required to pay
tuition fees at UiS. The tuition fees vary depending on the specific program.
Additionally, all students are required to pay a semester fee of approximately
NOK 900, which contributes to student welfare services.
Test
results must be submitted by the application deadline and should not be more than
two years old at that time.
Application Process for International Students
For the 2026 academic year, the application timelines are as follows:
Applications are submitted through the UiS online application system, Søknadsweb.
General Admission Requirements
Test results must be submitted by the application deadline and should not be more than two years old at that time.
Additional Considerations
International students are advised to begin the application process well in advance to ensure all requirements are met timely. It's also essential to prepare for living expenses in Norway, which can be relatively high compared to other countries. While UiS offers a limited number of scholarships for master's students from selected partner institutions outside the EU/EEA, applicants are encouraged to explore external funding opportunities or part-time work options, keeping in mind the regulations governing student employment in Norway.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to UiS's official admissions page or contact their International Admissions Office.