2012 ISS Scholarships at University of Oslo, Norway
The International Summer School (ISS) has a wide variety of full and partial scholarships, but the competition for scholarships is tough.
To be a successful scholarship recipient, you must demonstrate:
- that your academic background is related to the course you apply for
- that your professional background or goals are related to the course apply for
- your financial need
- your personal qualities that make you a good representative of your country
If you do not meet the first two points in the Pre-Application process, you will not be encouraged to submit an application.
On the scholarship application form, applicants will be asked to specify the extent of scholarship needed to participate. Also, a reference person not related to the applicant must confirm the financial need. This could be a bank employee, representative of your school's financial aid office, financial advisor, or someone who has detailed knowledge of your financial situation.
Who CANNOT apply for scholarships awarded by the ISS?
- Applicants residing in Norway (regardless of citizenship)
- Applicants for Intensive Elementary Norwegian, Level I
- Medical professionals applying for Norwegian language courses
- Former ISS students
Who can apply for scholarships to Bachelor's courses?
- Applicants who study Scandinavian Studies at their home university
- Applicants from the Caucasus or the Balkans
- Applicants from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
- Applicants from the USA or Canada (mostly partial scholarships)
- Applicants who can demonstrate a specific need to study in Norway
Who can apply for scholarships to Master's courses?
- Applicants from developing countries (particularly for NORAD countries)
- Applicants from the Caucasus or the Balkans
- Applicants from the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe
- Applicants from the USA or Canada (mostly partial scholarships)
- Applicants who can demonstrate a specific need to study in Norway
Sponsored applicants
If you apply to the ISS as "sponsored" applicant, some or all of your costs will be covered from a source other than the ISS: an employer, a private foundation or company, school, etc. You may still apply for a partial scholarship from the ISS, however, ISS scholarships are non-negotiable once they are awarded.
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