How to apply?

Admission is once a year. Application deadlines:

1 December:

• International applicants.

15 April:

• Extended deadline for citizens from
  the EU/EEA area + citizens from Switzerland.
• Nordic citizens and applicants with a
  permanent residence in Norway.

Application process for applicants from EU/EEA-area

Application process for international applicants:

• How to apply for a master's degree programme

Application process for Nordic citizens and applicants with a permanent residence in Norway:

• Apply through SøknadsWeb. NB: Only for applicants holding an 11 digit Norwegian ID-number. Other applicants, please contact the department for application procedures.

Admission requirements

• Higher Education Entrance Qualification (generell studiekompetanse ). Applicants with foreign education, please refer to the
  GSU-list (pdf file).
• a completed bachelor s degree
  comparable to a Norwegian bachelor s degree.
• a specialization defined by the
  programme.
• a minimum grade point average (GPA) of
  C (in Norwegian scale) or equivalent from the specialization in your
  degree.
• a language requirement documented by
  one of the tests/exams below:
  a) Passed examination in
  English foundation course (140 hours/5 periods per week) in
  Norwegian upper secondary school with a minimum grade of 4 (or an
  equivalent grade from a Nordic upper secondary school) or
  alternatively passed examination in English from second and/or
  third school year, or
  b) An
  internationally recognised English language proficiency test .

Only candidates who have completed a Bachelor's degree within mathematics, natural science or technology are considered for admission.

The admission process also requires you to hand in your:
1) CV
2) Motivation letter. (1/2 page – 1 page stating why you are applying for the Master’s degree in Innovation and Entrepreneurship.)

Please send your CV and motivation letter as pdf-documents to: innlevering@sfe.uio.no before the deadline 15 April.
Please mark your documents with your name.
The CV and Motivation letter will be used as a part of the application process.

Ranking of applicants

Applicants are ranked according to their grade point average (GPA). Applicants who can not be estimated according to their grade point average, will be ranked based on individual assessment.

Admission to 1-2 years' Master's programmes is subject to Regulations governing admission to 1- to 2-year master's degree programmes at the University of Oslo .

The CV and Motivation letter will also be used as a part of the application process.

Recognition of prior education

If you have a bachelor from another University than The University of Oslo you have to read about Academic Evaluation of External Education