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Well, you mean what I think about the programme itself, or the university? Can't really go wrong with any university in Norway, so that's fine.

Other than that, the programme looks promising. I see no reason why you shouldn't apply for it.

I'm in the middle of an exam period, so haven't been so active. If I didn't answer your question, let me know!

StarFlux: Well, you mean what I think about the programme itself, or the university? Can't really go wrong with any university in Norway, so that's fine.

Other than that, the programme looks promising. I see no reason why you shouldn't apply for it.

I'm in the middle of an exam period, so haven't been so active. If I didn't answer your question, let me know!

I actually got an offer there, just considering whether to take it or not. I have till April 30th to make that decision

Telemark is a nice area. Maybe a bit dull compared to the cities, but it's definitely worthy.

If you already got an offer, I can't really think of a single reason why you wouldn't take it. Unless you have other offers to consider. It's mostly about the location, and whether you'd want to live in a city or not.

StarFlux: Telemark is a nice area. Maybe a bit dull compared to the cities, but it's definitely worthy.

If you already got an offer, I can't really think of a single reason why you wouldn't take it. Unless you have other offers to consider. It's mostly about the location, and whether you'd want to live in a city or not.

I really don't care about being in the city or not, its just the quality education that I desire. Sadly I couldn't get into NTNU but I'm just looking at prospects after study. I sure prefer Norway to Uk and personally I feel a 2year masters is more enriching than a one-year crash program. I'm thinking about job prospects after study and if having a Nigerian passport would be an issue. My big picture plan is to return to naija after five years of Northsea experience.

P.S: How soon can a dedicated mind learn the language if I put in one hour a day to this project

maybe some online edu classes called "open source" will be more helpful too

Well, Norway certainly isn't topping the rankings, not that I put much weight on such. You are really ensured a good education in any Norwegian university.

The language has many similarities to English. I'd say one hour per day, maybe a couple of months. I was able to learn some Yoruba in that timespan, and it's nothing like anything I know. With dedication, a good book + dictionary (and CDs are a must for pronounciation) you can do it in a few months time for the basics ++

starflux u seem not active here any more, hope all is well. please i just want to ask a question on the documentation. the instruction in respect of your certificate say"Copies of original certificates must be officially certified by the awarding institution" how do they mean. do we take the photocopy to the school for stamping or what.

StarFlux:
Are you still in need to help? I live in Norway and can do research for you.

pls I want to appy to any university in norway but I have my waec and ND with me how will I go about it pls this is my email femsyonball@gmail.com let sort things out bro

Startflux I need your help pls how can we chat personally
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hi starflux, i'm Ekene, a graduate from the university of Lagos, i graduated with a 3.4 CGPA, and wish to do my Msc at the NTNU. i would love to know about propective admission requirement, and if GRE would be need for sponsorsip....ill really appreciate your help sire......Thank you