Life at BI
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Life in Norway
Road to Norway
After graduating with my bachelor’s degree, I decided to test my capabilities in the education field. Becoming a certified trainer and getting the position of assistant to the dean at the university were the first steps towards a new realization: my dream was to study in a different country for a period longer than just one semester. In the decision-making process, Norway came out on the top of my list.
Student life at BI
Why you should choose to get your master's degree at Campus Bergen!
Campus Bergen offers 2 master’s programmes taught entirely in English: the MSc in Business – major in Finance and the MSc in Leadership and Organizational Psychology. Bergen is located on the west coast of Norway and gives students an opportunity to experience the Norwegian lifestyle in a picturesque, student city. Here are my main reasons for why you should consider coming to Bergen to study your master’s.
Internship and job opportunities
Getting my dream internship
During the third semester of my Master of Science studies I could choose between going on exchange, ...
Internship and job opportunities
How to ace that nerve wrecking interview
It’s that time of the year when the days are short, the weather is miserable, and many of us are eag...
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5 tips for a first year student
Are you a first year student coming to BI? Here are my 5 best tips for you!
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Life in Norway
Newcomer’s experience
Deciding to study abroad can be a pretty heavy step to many of us. In particular because you are get...
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Top plugins and applications to enjoy your student life
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My journey to BI
Why study Applied Economics and why choose BI? From the perspective of a first-year international student
It is at times difficult to grasp the idea that this time last year I had never heard of BI Norwegia...
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How to effectively learn Norwegian
You have gotten accepted to the university of your dreams in Norway, you packed all your things and ...
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How to overcome cultural shock in Norway
My name is Adilet Azizbekov. I am from Kyrgyzstan. Had a bachelor's degree at KIMEP University, Alma...
Life in Norway
STREET ART IN OSLO – THE ONLY CERTAINTY IS CHANGE
During the last months of my business bachelor in Amsterdam, I was already dreaming about moving to ...
My journey to BI
From exchange to master student
Why do I distinguish between my first and second time being to Norway? Well, that’s because I lived ...
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An introverts guide to surviving “Buddy Week”
Buddy Week? What is that you might be wondering? First of all, let me disappoint you and tell you th...
Life in Norway
5 PLACES WHERE TO GO IN OSLO IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ART
Are you a true art lover? Maybe you adore beauty? Or maybe you like strange and nice pictures on Ins...
Life in Norway
Volunteering to Keep Norway’s Water Pristine: the Oslo Fjord Clean-up
When it comes to nature, Oslo has a little bit of everything for everyone; from the mountains to the...
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5 thing to bring to Norway
I am pretty sure that you, upcoming BI students, are very excited about arriving in Norway as soon a...
Student life at BI
Life in SIO Student Housing
Are you thinking about studying in Norway but are worried that you may end up homeless due to skyroc...
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Getting Involved as an international student
Welcome to Norway!! Whether you’ve been around for a while or fresh from the airport, Oslo is defini...
Student life at BI
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Get to know BISO
BISO is one of Norway’s biggest student associations. Check out this video to find more about who th...
Life in Norway
An Aussie in Norway
Norway and Australia – polar opposites, right? Correct! But let me tell you, it is an experience wor...
Internship and job opportunities
How to find a job in Norway - Advice from a professional
When people come to Norway, they have very different rationales why they are searching for a job. I ...