The University of Oslo, Norway’s International Summer School (ISS) 2026, is a well-known four-week academic program for international bachelor’s and master’s students. In addition to taking part in a variety of social, cultural, and networking activities that enhance the overall learning experience, it gives participants the chance to enroll in a wide selection of short academic courses and Norwegian language sessions.
With participants from 63 different nations joining the ISS in 2025, the program offers a genuinely international setting that unites students from all around the world. Beyond the classroom, students experience student life at one of Europe’s top universities, make enduring international connections, and acquire important cultural exposure.
The University of Oslo provides a number of ISS scholarships to encourage participation from overseas, which may include airfare, lodging, and tuition. All nationalities are welcome to enroll in the program, which makes it a fantastic chance for academic advancement and global learning.
ISS 2026 is a voyage of global connectivity, cultural exchange, and intellectual growth rather than just a summer program. Make the summer of 2026 a time for friendship and education. Visit Norway and Get to Know the World.
Host Country: Norway
University: University of Oslo
Opportunity Type: International Summer School
Dates: June 29–July 31, 2026
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial Coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic Requirements: In order to pursue a master’s degree, candidates must meet all course-specific academic requirements.
- Academic Excellence: A solid academic background is required of candidates, as evidenced by a high GPA or outstanding grades in prior coursework.
- English Language Proficiency: Candidates must present reliable evidence that they meet the necessary English proficiency requirements.
- Scholarship Application: As part of the procedure, a separate scholarship application form needs to be correctly filled out and submitted.
Benefits:
- Tuition Fees: Payment for or assistance with the cost of the program’s academic courses.
- Participation Fee: Funding for administrative or program-related expenses.
- Accommodation Scholarship: Funding to assist with accommodation costs during the program’s term.
- Oslo Travel Card: A pass for easy transportation inside Oslo.
- Airline tickets to and from Oslo: Reimbursement or financial assistance for round-trip international travel to and from Oslo.
Required Documents
- Statement of Purpose: A written statement outlining your academic background, career goals, motivation for applying, and how the program aligns with your future aspirations.
- Letter of Recommendation: A formal reference from an academic supervisor, employer, or professional mentor who can attest to your abilities, achievements, and suitability for the program.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): A detailed overview of your educational background, academic achievements, work experience, skills, certifications, and any relevant extracurricular or research activities.
Deadline: 1st February 2026
