Do you have any questions regarding the BI master's degree? This FAQ will give you some answers!

Ever since I arrived in Norway, a lot of self-reflection led me to discover new things about myself. I’m actually a better cook than I thought, and yoga is my new favorite way of relaxing and concentrating.

The world is changing rapidly nowadays, and more and more data is coming. That's why I believe skills in analysing data effectively are important.

Welcome to Norway! Today we will shock you with some fun facts about life in Norway through the eyes of international students like us.

Apart from soaking in everything each destination has to offer, there is the human aspect that underpins the power of the QTEM network.

One of the best advantages of this program is that during the third semester we have three options: we can get an internship, work on a consultancy project, or pursue a research assistant position.

When you arrive Oslo, the first thing you will notice is the great nature that surrounds the city and how it impacts the daily life of the citizens.

Before coming to Norway and BI, I was particularly concerned about two things, the language barrier and part-time job opportunities as an international student.

I knew I was going to have to put in some extra effort to make Norwegian friends because it takes a little longer with them to form friendships. Now I can say that my Norwegian friendships are some of the deepest ones I have!

Norwegians are very private, and being the chatty, extrovert American that I am, I often find myself wondering if I’ve overshared.

Norway, to me, was just this far-away, cold, tundra-like country that people often mistook for the capital of Sweden or a place only worthy of Norse mythology. Now? Norway is home.

I chose to study at Warwick Business School for my QTEM exchange since Warwick has a great academic atmosphere, international background and accessible resources.

BI has offered one of the most generous scholarships, among the top universities, Moreover, studying in Norway has been one of my dreams.

Marko Radman completed the Bachelor of Business Administration programme with a specialization in Finance in 2016. He continued his journey at BI with a MSc in Finance.

How much does student housing cost? How much do I need to live in Bergen? How much do I need to pay for gym, phone and public transportation? If you also have these questions, this article is for you!

For all future students in doubt, I would strongly recommend to apply to Business Analytics program. You will help your future career with one of the most sought after majors in Norway!

Last year, I was looking for opportunities outside Mexico to study a Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and I can say that BI’s program was everything I expected in one.

Being among the first group of students attending Applied Economics classes at master level I knew that I’ll experience things that no one had experienced before.

Oslo is flourishing with green restaurants and cafes, and provides a wide variety of options to lead a sustainable life when it comes to food consumption and recycling.

The public transportation system in Oslo is the best way to get around the city, and best of all - it's good for the environment.

BI has given the chance to start my journey in Europe with International Scholarship – Bergen.

First year MSc students, Raha Golamini from Iran and Jose Luis Sanchez from Mexico, share their experiences from MSc in Business Analytics.

What does a Russian student and a Vietnamese student have in common? They both chose BI.

People from all parts of the world celebrate the drink that brings energy, focus, and warmth – coffee.

Life at BI from the perspective of a Venezuelan Finance student.

Joining BI Norwegian Business School, the premier institute of Europe was a dream come true for me.

Tips to help you save some money but still enjoy life as a student.

Ever-growing interest in Case Competitions should not surprise anyone as they provide one of the best opportunities for students to grow and reach for the stars.

My name is Madeleine Hjelmstierna and I’m currently in my first year of the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) programme.

Meet Team Lefta Consulting, the team that represented BI in the 2019 NHH International Case Competition.

December is finally here, and although exams are in full swing, BI students have still found time to celebrate the holidays around campus.

Here are some practical guidelines to better prepare you for BI’s education system.

How can Game of Thrones motivate you to study at BI Norwegian Business School? Jahanvi Ahuja got the answer.

From University of Oklahoma to MSc in Strategic Marketing Management at BI. This is Meagan's journey.

Thursday 17 October Class of 2019 could celebrate the completion of their Bachelor's degree!

Did you know there are five different types of languages practiced in Norway? And did you know Norwegians ranks fourth in the world in English proficiency?

The Career Week (Karrieredagene) is an annual event organized in order to get prospective graduates and students familiar with Norwegian job market.

Eliana has a Bachelor's degree from Peru, and chose to continue her education with a Master's degree from BI.

Do you know how to get to the city center from Oslo Airport? Do you know where to pick up your key or where to buy food and small supplies? Read this post to make your first day Oslo easier!

Norway’s vibrant capital is not just a good place to study with all its excellent educational institutions but also well known for its numerous outdoor activities.

Vladyslav has a Bachelor's degree in Economics, and has come to Norway to study MSc in Quantitative Finance at BI.

Since BI is one of the top business schools in Europe, I decided that it will support me to continue my studies at a decently high level, which is competitive among other universities.

Three of our international MSc students want to give you some smart advice in advance of your stay in Norway.

Lening Wang travelled all the way from China to Norway to start her Bachelor of Business Administration.

The journey from Vietnam to Norway was not just easy for Huyen Tran. This is her story.

My career goal is to be the best at my job. For now, it doesn’t really matter which sphere it is – I am going to do the best I can and even more wherever I am.

If you are a citizen from outside of EU/EEA there are some formalities that needs to be in order prior of moving to Norway for studies.

The scariest thing about moving away from home was moving out from comfort zone and jumping into the unknown. I took the risk and decided to go North!

I was so inspired to come here. I expected that BI would give me the most incredible experience ever, both academic and socially. And it haven't disappointed me at all.

I decided to go to BI because I am sure that the education I will be given here will be fundamental for my future career.

Maximino gives you his three best pieces of advice that will make your first semester, and hopefully your whole Master’s degree, a smoother experience.

Here you can check the best five tips from the workshop and boost your application for internship in Norway.

I believe this will help my career by allowing me to stand out among other applicants in the future. It is not every day that you meet people who have studied abroad and specifically in Norway.

May is the exam period for our students, but there is still much you can look forward to!

Calin has been studying in Oslo before, and felt so much at home that he decided to come back.

I believe studying at BI Norwegian Business School will help my future by giving me a great knowledge foundation.

Vladimir Khachaturov and Yelyzateva Dovhinka share their experiences on living in two of the most popular student housings in Oslo.

I decided to go to BI because of the country where it is in (Norway), my positive experiences during BI International Summer School, the wish to study abroad and the super good Master programs.

We know that it might be hard to find accommodation in a different city being a student. Therefore, we did some research and made a practical guideline for you.

How much does student housing cost? How much do I need to live in Norway? How much do I need to pay for gym, phone and public transportation? If you also have these questions, this article is for you!

On January 23, 2019 the City Government of Oslo held a student reception in the City Hall for internationals students from BI Norwegian Business School, University of Oslo and Oslo Metropolitan University.

BI International Case Competition 2019 invites prestigious schools from all over the world to compete in solving a real business case, provided by one of our strategic partners.

Daria Stranadko landed her first job in Norway shortly after starting her studies at BI.

Deep fjords, eternal mountains, sudden cliffs, huge trees, colorful autumns — you name it, you got it. Here's three must-do hikes in Norway.

Graduation day where students from across the globe shine.

What is unique about Norway? How is Norwegian companies and their business approaches different from other countries’ companies? In what ways they are similar?

Are you are considering to apply for a master programme at the #1 business school in Norway? This blog post will answer some of the most common questions about scholarships available at BI.

Are you are considering to apply for a bachelor programme at the #1 business school in Norway? This blog post will answer some of the most common questions about scholarships available at BI.

Not sure what you need to apply for our bachelor programmes? This article gives you an overview of what you should keep in mind and what documents you need to make your application successful.

This article highlights the 4 most important aspects to make your master's application successful.