- Norway
About Program
Nestled in the heart of Scandinavia, Norway boasts a unique blend of natural beauty and Scandinavian culture. Where else can you witness the majestic fjords, hike through breathtaking mountain ranges, experience the midnight sun, and marvel at the awe-inspiring Northern Lights? Norway offers all this and more, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
One of Norway's most remarkable features is its commitment to environmental sustainability and green living. From its innovative eco-friendly architecture to its extensive network of cycling paths, Norway leads the way in promoting sustainable practices and preserving its pristine natural environment.
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Program Highlights
- Courses bring a diversity of perspective both in and out of the classroom, so prepare for learning about the things impacting society today while you are living in it.
- Students will complete three courses as a cohort, and will get to choose one elective course from Østfold University College in Fredrikstad, which offers courses taught in English to help you integrate with local students.
- Most necessities, including a brand-new mall, are within walking distance, including housing just a 5-minute walk from the campus.
- Students will receive a regular stipend of 750-800 NOK per week during the semester to be used to purchase their food and groceries to cook in their residence hall.
- Classes include guest speakers, trips to visit local groups, museums, businesses, and more. We also include fun excursions in the area to help you learn even more about the history, culture, and region! All of our excursions are included in program fee.
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Norway leads the way in promoting sustainable practices and preserving its pristine natural environment all while building social policies with a strong emphasis on education and innovation. With all of Norway’s green sustainability practices and social systems, comes the contradictory nature of spearheading the green revolution and while also relying heavily on income from the the oil industry. This program examines those complexities.
