European Quality Improvment System - EQUIS - is an international system of quality assessment, improvement and accreditation for higher education institutions in management and business administration. If your payment is not registered within a week, contact the servicecenter for help. Non-EU/EEA students may work up to 20 hours per week (full-time during the holidays) during their first year of study.

We recommend the following semester structure: 1. semester: 30 ECTS major 2. semester: 15 ECTS major + 15 ECTS elective/minor 3. semester: 30 ECTS elective/minor/exchange 4. semester: 30 ECTS master's thesis See detailed programme description The copy fee will be given as consideration to the authors and licensees of the work. Note that it may take between three to five days before your payment is registered on Studentweb. You must register in Studentweb every semester. Your email address will not be published. All students are required to confirm the education plan, including registrations for classes and exams on Studentweb. NHH has been EQUIS accredited since in 2001, and this was renewed for an additional 5 years in 2016 and 2011.

Scholarships provided by others (please see the links for information, deadlines and application forms): Admission MSc in Economics and Business Administration, Student Welfare Organisation in Bergen (Sammen), Please read here about documentation of financing, Please refer to the Visit Norway Web site to get an idea of the living expenses for students in Norway, The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education, The A. Wilhelmsen Foundation Scholarship programme, The Fulbright Scholar Program (US citizens only), Norway-America Association (US citizens only), Please consult the web pages of the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) for more information. The Student ID app functions as a semester receipt and student ID. It is possible to change the pin code.

You must pay the semester fee and complete the semester registration for the current semester on Studentweb before you can use the app.

The student key card is your access card and also functions for access to printers. The remaining NOK 210 per semester, goes in full to Kopinor. NHH Norwegian School of Economics (Fees & Reviews): Bergen, Norway NHH Norwegian School of Economics NHH Norwegian School of Economics is one of the leading business schools in Europe. You will need a valid ID in order to pick up the student key card in the Service centre. The semester fee is currently NOK 810 whereof NOK 550 goes to the Student Welfare Organization in Bergen (Sammen), and NOK 50 is a voluntary fee to NHH Aid. NHH is a publicly funded university and charges no application or tuition fees. The part-time work permit must be renewed and depends on satisfactory study progress.

NHH - Norwegian School of Economics is among the best ranked business schools in Europe and is the Norwegian member of the exclusive CEMS network – the strategic alliance of 32 leading business schools, 65 multinational companies and six NGO partners. If you have paid the semester fee and registered, this information will show up in a yellow box at the bottom of the page. Trade secrets or confidential information. Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Brighton College Officially Opens its Gates in Dubai, High-achieving Emirati siblings geared up to accomplish very different goals.