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NHH – Norwegian School of Economics

Bergen
Norway

   Generally available as a second or third preference.

NHH Norwegian School of Economics is one of the leading business schools in Europe. NHH has an internationally recognised research environment and is the first choice for students who want to study business administration in Norway.

A visit to Bergen will allow you to enjoy a historic and picturesque city surrounded by mountains, known as the “Gateway to the Fjords of Norway�. NHH is less than 10 minutes by bus from Bergen’s city centre.

Semester dates

UQ SemesterHost SemesterDates
Semester 1Semester 2 (Spring)´³²¹²Ô³Ü²¹°ù²â–J³Ü²Ô±ð
Semester 2Semester 1 (Autumn)´¡³Ü²µ³Ü²õ³Ù–D±ð³¦±ð³¾²ú±ð°ù

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Guides and additional information

NHH has online resources to help get the most out of your exchange:

Exchange deadlines

Exchange deadlines

Full-time study load

30 ECTS credits per semester at NHH is equivalent to 8 UQ units.

Host university requirements

GPA
You will need a minimum cumulative GPA of 4.5 to study at NHH.

Study Options
You will be admitted through the School of Economics.

Note: Host university eligibility criteria are at the discretion of the host and may change without notice.  

Find courses

Search the NHH course catalogue for or .

UQ Credit Precedent Database
 
The first step is to review the host university's most recent course catalogue and identify the courses available to exchange students in the semester you plan to attend (e.g. Fall/Spring or Semester 1/Semester 2).
 
Once you have identified suitable courses, you can search the  to check whether any of those courses have previously been assessed for UQ credit.
 
Please note:

  • Always use the host university course catalogue to identify available courses. The CPD should only be used to check whether those courses have previously been assessed for UQ credit. 
  • The CPD is a guide only and does not represent the full or current range of courses available at a host institution. 
  • Previous credit assessments may have expired or no longer reflect the current course content. 
  • Courses that do not appear in the CPD can still be considered for UQ credit through the Study Plan assessment process.

Study areas taught in English

Undergraduate
Business administration
Business analytics
Economics
Finance
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Leadership and Management
Postgraduate
Business administration
Business analytics
Economics
Finance
Innovation and entrepreneurship
Law
Leadership and Management
Marketing

Exchange deadlines

Exchange deadlines

Accommodation

Student housing is , the Student Welfare Organization in Bergen. Most exchange students live in Hatleberg, across the road from campus. Student housing is guaranteed for exchange students from non-European partners, CEMS and Double Degree students. Single and double rooms are available.

Alternatively, NHH is a partner of HousingAnywhere.com, the international student-to-student housing platform which students can use to find and book a room in Bergen.

NHH has the information you need to get started finding .

Cost of living

Living in Norway can be quite expensive, however, can be affordable to students. Study Bergen has a guide to the .

Financial support

A range of funding for student exchange including scholarships, grants and loans are available to UQ students.  

Insurance

Students approved to participate in a Semester-based Exchange are automatically covered by UQ’s Travel Insurance for the country of their host university only.

For more information, read the Student Travel Insurance Policy Summary on (login required).

If you plan to travel outside of your host country, you should purchase additional insurance.

Study in Norway has information surrounding when studying in Norway.

Exchange deadlines

Exchange deadlines

Organise your visa

It is your responsibility to ensure you have the correct visa for the country where you will be studying. As the Global Experiences team is not a visa-issuing authority we cannot provide visa advice.

NHH has for incoming exchange students.

Contact the for more visa information.

Travel risk levels

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If a country's risk level changes to 3 or above, experiences to that country are suspended until the risk level improves.

Find out the risk level and travel advice, and sign up to receive updates for your host country on the .

Exchange deadlines

Exchange deadlines