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What it actually takes to get into a Norwegian degree.

Norway scores applicants on opptakspoeng, and publishes the result per programme. The median across the country is about 49; the hardest degrees run into the 60s. 312,695 students study here, 8% of them from abroad.

Students

313k

autumn semester, the standard Norwegian count date.

From abroad

8%

23,989 international students across the sector.

Scored programmes

1,057

with a comparable average admission score.

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Fees

Norway introduced fees for non-EEA students in 2023, but each institution sets its own and DBH doesn't publish them.

How to read the admission score

Opptakspoeng combines your upper-secondary grades with age and subject bonuses. The figure shown is the average across everyone who applied to that programme, not a published cut-off, so a competitive programme sits well above the national median of roughly 49.

We derive it. DBH's table is titled “average admission points” but returns the sum across applicants, so it has to be divided by the applicant count. We publish it only where at least 20 people applied and the result falls inside the ordinary scale — above about 70 the programme is admitting on something else entirely, such as a language or portfolio test.

Highest admission scores

Average opptakspoeng of applicants, 2024.

ProgrammeLevelApplicantsAvg points
Master of Science in Economics and Business AdministrationMaster, 2-årig12968.3
Bachelor i film- og TV-produksjonBachelor, 3-årig3867.8
Gjestestudenter på mastergradsnivåHøyere nivå (øvrige)2066.9
MedisinstudietProfesjonsstudium2,06362.6
Industriell økonomi og teknologiledelse - masterMaster, 5-årig1,58262.4
Kybernetikk og robotikk - master (5-årig)Master, 5-årig1,12961.5
Datateknologi - master (5-årig)Master, 5-årig1,23061.4
Nanoteknologi - masterMaster, 5-årig63461.4

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Contains data under the Norwegian licence for Open Government data (NLOD) distributed by HK-dir — Database for statistikk om høgre utdanning (DBH).