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Nord University

Nord University is a public institution located in Norway. University of central Norway, strong in aquaculture, marine bioeconomy and tourism, across seven campuses.

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Informational note: this page is an independent descriptive profile of Nord University, provided for information only and not affiliated with the institution or its official representatives.

Welcome to the dedicated profile of Nord University, a public institution located in Norway.

Whether you are a future student looking for your ideal academic path or simply curious to discover this university, you will find here essential information about this institution: its international rankings, tuition fees, programs and the useful steps to study there.

About Nord University

Nord University, created in 2016 by merging university colleges of central Norway, hosts around 12,000 students on campuses in Bodø, Levanger, Mo i Rana, Namsos, Nesna, Steinkjer and Stjørdal. It is recognised for its centre of excellence in aquaculture and marine bioeconomy (Bodø), as well as adventure tourism, business, health and education. Its aquaculture management programme is among Europe's most respected. The university cooperates closely with the region's seafood and tourism industries. Since 2023, non-EU/EEA students pay annual tuition fees, while EU/EEA citizens remain exempt.
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Tuition fees

Bachelor's

60,000 NOK

Minimum price per year

Master's

60,000 NOK

Minimum price per year

Average study cost

The average cost of studying at Nord University is 60,000 NOK per year.

These prices are given as an indication. Actual fees may vary depending on your academic situation, nationality and chosen program.

Additional information

Tuition fees may vary depending on several factors:

  • Student nationality (different rates for international students)
  • Specific study program (some fields may be more expensive)
  • Scholarships and financial aid available (which can significantly reduce costs)

Programs offered (15)

Additional information

Choosing a university is an important decision that can shape your academic and professional future.

Nord University offers a stimulating learning environment where students can develop their skills and pursue their passions.

To make an informed decision, we recommend that you:

  • Visit the campus if possible or explore the available virtual tours,
  • Contact the admissions office directly for specific questions,
  • Talk to alumni or current students,
  • Review the study programs to make sure they match your goals,
  • Find out about funding and scholarship opportunities.

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Frequently asked questions about Nord University

Concise answers to prepare your application

Is Nord University a public or private university?

Nord University is a public institution located in Norway.

How much does a bachelor's degree cost at Nord University?

Bachelor tuition fees at Nord University start from 60,000 NOK per year. These fees are given as an indication and may vary depending on the programme and student status.

How much does a master's degree cost at Nord University?

Master tuition fees at Nord University start from 60,000 NOK per year.

How do I apply to Nord University?

To apply to Nord University, check the official website directly (https://nord.no/) for admission requirements, required documents and application deadlines.