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The University of Bergen has earned the reputation of being Norway's most international university. Read more here.

The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences carries out research in all traditional scientific disciplines. The faculty has chosen to concentrate on the following fields in particular: marine and climate research, petroleum research, nanoscience, genomic studies and informatics. Teaching is offered at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

BACHELOR’s degree programmes

Application deadline: 1 March

This deadline applies to applicants who meet the Norwegian language requirement.

MASTER´s degree programmes

Application deadline: 1 December

Applies to applicants for the Quota Scheme and applicants covering their own living expenses.

Application deadlines: 15 April (for autumn semester) / 1 November (for spring semester)

Applies to applicants residing in Norway and applicants with a Norwegian ID number

EXCHANGE: ERASMUS, Nordplus and other bilateral exchange

Application deadlines: 15 May (for autumn semester) / 15 October (for Spring semester)

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    Admission to Bachelor's degree programmes

    Admission to undergraduate studies in Norway is coordinated through The Norwegian Universities and Colleges Admission Service (NUCAS). Section for Academic Administration is responsible for admission to regular undergraduate study programmes at the University of Bergen.

  • International Applicants Residing Abroad

    International applicants for Master's degree programmes residing outside Norway must apply by completing our online application form.

  • International Master Applicants Residing in Norway

    Applicants to the master programmes at our faculty who are residing in Norway or who have a Norwegian ID number, have to apply as a Norwegian applicant. Application deadline is 15 April for the autumn term and 1 November for the spring term.

  • Exchange students

    Admission of Exchange Students

    International students can apply as exchange students if they are nominated by their home universities for a period of study abroad (1 or 2 semesters). The university of Bergen offers a large number of courses taught in English at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.