About The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences
The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences is a public / government specialised university institution based in Oslo. It appears on NOKUT's current list of Norwegian higher-education providers. Its academic profile centres on sport science, physical education, coaching, outdoor studies and health.
University highlights
- A national specialist institution for sport and physical activity, with laboratories, training facilities and programmes spanning health, coaching and outdoor studies.
What makes this institution stand out
- Consider The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences for focused study in sport science, physical education, coaching, outdoor studies and health.
- Its Oslo setting and public-service role may suit students looking for a research-based or professionally oriented Norwegian study environment; confirm the exact programme language and admission route.
Why Study at The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences?
Rankings & Accreditations
No entry located in Study.eu's eight-institution Norway ranking table for 2026/27.
The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences is listed by NOKUT as a specialised university institution. This category can establish bachelor programmes broadly and has defined self-accrediting authority at higher levels within its doctoral field or fields.
Programs Offered
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Level:
| Program | Degree | Duration | Tuition | Intake | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor i friluftsliv, helse og naturguiding | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor i Sport Management | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor i trenerrollen og idrettspsykologi | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor i trening helse og prestasjon | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| European Master in Physical Activity and Health | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Executive Master in Sports Medicine | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Further Education in Physical Education | Others | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Guidance Pedagogy | PG Diploma/Certificate | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Integrert praktisk-pedagogik master i kroppsøving, idrettsfag og friluftsliv | Master | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Integrert praktisk-pedagogisk (PPU) master i kroppsøving, idrettsfag og friluftsliv | Master | — | — | ● Closed |
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Tuition Fees & Scholarships
Tuition fees and scholarship information coming soon. Contact the university for details.
Admission Requirements
Bachelors Degree
- Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
- Passport
Masters Degree
- Bachelors Certificate
- Bachelors Marks Sheet
- Passport
UG Diploma/ Certificate/ Associate Degree
- Passport
Ph.D
- Bachelors Certificate
- Bachelors Marks Sheet
- Masters Certificate
- Masters Marks Sheet
- Passport
Campus & Gallery
Visa & Immigration
Student Visa Process
Valid passport: Identity and travel document with suitable validity. Required
Admission letter: Proof of admission to an accredited university or university college. Required
Full-time study confirmation: The programme must meet UDI's full-time requirement. Required
Proof of living funds: NOK 170,368 for the 2026–27 academic year, or the published semester amount. NOK 170,368/year
Tuition evidence: If tuition applies, show it is paid or that enough money is available; otherwise provide institutional exemption confirmation. If applicable
Housing evidence: Documented place to live in Norway. Required
Application fee: Adult study permit fee published by UDI. NOK 5,400
Country-specific checklist: UDI personalises documents and conditions by citizenship and application place. Check live
Appointment and originals: Follow UDI/embassy/police instructions for identity, document submission and any biometric capture. As instructed
Return and credibility assessment: UDI also assesses whether the circumstances indicate that the applicant can return after studies. Case-specific
Varies; check UDI’s current waiting-time guide
Monthly Cost of Living
Official monthly benchmark
NOK 15,488 / month
Autumn semester funding
NOK 77,440 / month
Spring semester funding
NOK 92,928 / month
Accommodation
NOK 6,000–11,000
Food and groceries
NOK 3,000–4,500
Transport
NOK 500–1,000
Utilities and internet
NOK 1,500 / month
Mobile phone
NOK 300–600
Books and materials
NOK 300–800
Personal, health and leisure
NOK 1,500–3,000
Contingency
NOK 2,000–3,000
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences appears on NOKUT's current institution list. Its listed category is: Specialised university institution. The exact accreditation position is described in the accreditation section.
A national specialist institution for sport and physical activity, with laboratories, training facilities and programmes spanning health, coaching and outdoor studies. Prospective students should confirm the current programme, teaching language, tuition status, entry requirements and application route on the official website.
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