Nord University offers programs at bachelor, master and doctoral levels. There are also study locations in Central and Northern Norway, with some of the best art teaching and research facilities located in a spectacular northern setting. The university offers free tuition to local and international students while also facilitating a range of flexible and online study programs via active use of learning technology.

Application Deadlines

February 1: This is the admission deadline for international students who are non-European Union/EEA citizens

March 1: Submit applications by this deadline if its based on prior learning or exceptional circumstances

April 1: Local admission for European Union/EEA citizens

April 15: Central admission date for applicants with Norwegian education (refer to information about admission to Norwegian-taught programmes)

May 15: Local admission for applicants with Norwegian education (refer to information about admission to Norwegian-taught programmes)

Application Documents

When you apply, you will be asked to submit documentation that supports the educational qualifications that form the basis of your application. Although you are required to apply online, all documentation must be submitted in hard (paper) copy. We do not accept documentation sent via email.

Applicants to Nord University are subject to documentation requirements provided by the Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (NOKUT). The requirements are country-specific, meaning that they vary depending on where applicants obtained their education and qualifications.

All international applicants receive an automatically-generated email after submitting their application for admission. This email contains more information about documentation as well as the relevant deadline for submission of documents.
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