Life as a student can be both exciting and challenging. Therefore we've listed different opportunities and resources which can be useful during your studies.
Life as a student is exciting, but is can also be challenging. BI offers different services to make sure you are feeling good about yourself and to help you succeed as a student. BI and SiO offers courses, groups and counselling that can help make your student life easier.
If you as a student, friend or parent have some concerns, contact us at counselling@bi.no or call Vibeke Aarflot at +47 464 10 101.
The transition into student life can be challenging. At BI, we have a large, professional staff here to ensure that you get the most out of your time here. We can help you succeed in your studies and to reach your goals.
The library services available at BI Norwegian Business School include the main library in Oslo, the libraries at Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger campuses, as well as the digital library, which is always open!
The University Chaplain at Campus Oslo is a good interlocutor and counsellor, and have confidentiality. Contact the University Chaplain at studentprest@bi.no or book a session at InfoHub at the main entrance.
The student welfare organisations are here to support you with what you need, and can offer health services, counselling, gyms, housing, child care and more on a student friendly budget. BI Norwegian Business School are in close collaboration with the welfare organisations in each city, and by paying the semester fee you get access to all of the services your welfare organisation offers.
Read more about the different student welfare organisations below.
SiO's main task is to provide our students with products and services that make life as a student efficient and stimulating.
Sammen is a welfare organisation that helps students in Western Norway to have a great study period.
SiS is run by and for students. We will make sure you as a student get the most out of your study period.
SiT want to help the students have a great time studying in Trondheim, and we want to encourage more students to come here.