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About the Program
With approximately 3,000 students, the Norwegian University of Life Sciences offers an intimate setting for students. The university focuses specifically on biology, food, environment, land use, and natural resource management. It is located only about 30 minutes outside of Oslo. Oslo offers a blend of nature and culture. Fjords, lakes, and forests surround this city that boasts a variety of cultural, shopping, and sporting activities.
About the Program Sponsor: Learning Abroad CenterLearning Abroad Center sponsored programs are:
- Affordable: our programs are cost effective.
- Academically strong: many programs have strong University of Minnesota departmental support and offer pre-approved courses for many majors.
- Culturally rich: regardless of the program you choose, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture.
- Expertly managed: our staff in Minnesota and abroad are trained professionals and are always available to answer your questions from pre-departure to reentry. Your safety and well-being are paramount, and we work hard to ensure you have a rewarding, and safe, experience abroad.
Faculty & Staff
The International Education Office is your on-site staff during the time you are in Norway. There are also advisers within each department who can offer advice on course selection.
Housing & Meals
Students live in dormitories located within walking distance of campus.
Contact a Past Participant
The past participants listed here are available to answer your questions about this program. Feel free to contact them to get a student perspective if you are considering this program or if you have been accepted to the program and have specific questions about student life in Norway.
- Mallory Turner—Genetics, cell biology, and development major, spring semester 2008
Access Abroad
Persons with disabilities or special needs are encouraged to explore opportunities abroad. The Learning Abroad Center and Disability Services are collaborating to enhance access to study abroad for students with disabilities. Go to the Access Abroad web page for more information.
Last modified on July 31, 2008 |