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University of Oslo International Summer School (ISS) Scholarships 2027: Tuition, Housing, Meals and Flights

Application Deadline
January 25, 2027

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Opportunity Overview

Scholarships to attend a four-week master's-level summer course at the University of Oslo International Summer School (ISS), from 26 June to 24 July 2027; applications run from 4 to 25 January 2027. There are two options: a Basic Fee Scholarship covering tuition and the participation fee, or an ISS Accommodation Scholarship that also covers a shared room in ISS housing, meals and an Oslo travel card. Applicants from Africa, Asia, Latin America and European countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland can also ask for return flights to Oslo, while visa fees and airport transfers are not covered. For comparison, a master's course with housing cost about NOK 52,300 in 2026. You must apply for one master's course only in Søknadsweb and tick the 'stipend' option, meet the academic and English requirements, have a strong academic record, and submit the scholarship form, a letter of recommendation showing the relevance of your background, and a CV. Selection weighs academic and professional achievement, geographical distribution, financial need and gender balance. Not eligible: EU/EEA/Swiss citizens (except, exceptionally, those living outside that area), permanent residents of Norway, former ISS scholarship holders, US and Canadian citizens (who have separate partial scholarships), and applicants to bachelor's or Norwegian language courses.

Funding Benefits & Coverage

3 Benefits

Tuition and participation fee

For a four-week master's course.

Housing and meals

Shared room and Oslo travel card (Accommodation Scholarship).

Return flights

For applicants from Africa, Asia, Latin America and non-EU Europe.

Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria

4 Criteria
Eligible Nationalities

Non-EEA/Swiss international students (all Arab countries eligible)

Apply for one ISS master's course and meet its academic and English requirements.
Not a citizen of the EU/EEA, Switzerland, the USA or Canada, and not a permanent resident of Norway.
No previous ISS scholarship.
Flight cover is available to applicants from Africa, Asia, Latin America and non-EU/EEA Europe.

Required Documents

4 Docs
Søknadsweb application with the 'stipend' option selected
Scholarship form
Letter of recommendation
CV, transcripts and proof of English

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps for 2027 / 2028.

Funding type: Fully Funded. Announced benefits: Tuition and participation fee, Housing and meals, Return flights.

Eligible levels: Master.

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Submit your application directly through the official provider portal.

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Available Majors

Open to all fields of study

Key Details

Category:Scholarship
Host country:Norway
Eligible Nationalities:Non-EEA/Swiss international students (all Arab countries eligible)
Event Schedule:2027-06-26 → 2027-07-24
Degree level:Master
Application Deadline:Jan 25, 2027

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