Here you can find information about which application category you belong to and when you can apply. This will depend on the citizenship, language skills and educational background.
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Application Deadlines for Master's programmes at UiS
- I have a bachelor’s degree from a Nordic country.
You must apply as a local applicant between 1 February and 20 April (only in 2022, 15 April is regular deadline)
How to apply as a local applicant.
- I do not have a bachelor’s degree from a Nordic country, but I meet the Norwegian language requirement. (Check how to meet the Norwegian language requirement)
You must apply as a local applicant between 1 February and 1 March.
How to apply as a local applicant.
- I have a citizenship from a Nordic country/EU/Switzerland or Liechtenstein, but I do not have a bachelor’s degree from a Nordic country, and I do not meet the Norwegian language requirement.
You must apply as an international applicant between 1 February and 1 March
How to apply as an international applicant.
- I do not have a citizenship from a Nordic country/ EU/Switzerland or Liechtenstein, I do not have bachelor's degree from a Nordic country, and I do not meet the Norwegian language requirement.
You must apply as an international applicant between 10 December and 10 January.
How to apply as an international applicant.
Programmes with other deadlines and application procedures
- All programmes in Music and Dance at the Faculty of performing arts have different deadlines and application procedures.
How to apply for studies in Music and Dance - All applicants to the Master in Prehospital Critical Care (both local and international) have to apply between 5 January and 5 February.
How to apply for the Master in Prehospital Critical Care - The Master of Science in Applied Data Science and the Master of Science in Offshore Field Development Technology are only open for Nordic citizens and applicants residing in Norway.
How to apply for the Master of Science in Applied Data Science
How to apply for Master of Science in Offshore Field Development Technology
Important information
- The Nordic countries consist of Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Iceland as well as the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Åland. If you are not able to apply as a local applicant, please contact masteropptak@uis.no
- Applicants with secondary education from the Nordic countries can meet the Norwegian language requirement in different ways depending on their background. Choose the country where you have your secondary school from to see whether you meet the Norwegian language requirement.
- A Norwegian residence permit or citizenship does not automatically entitle you to apply as a local applicant. Please read the application categories and deadlines carefully before you apply.
- Applying in the wrong category will result in rejection.
- Everyone has to apply through Søknadweb.