BI directs students to housing information for international students and the relevant student-welfare organisation at the place of study. Housing availability, rent, deposits and eligibility vary by campus, so applicants should apply early and budget for private alternatives. Secure accommodation and retain evidence of living funds where a Norwegian study permit requires it.

BI's published tuition estimate treats room and board as part of annual living costs rather than promising a meal plan. Students should budget for groceries and meals in Oslo or their campus city, check accommodation kitchen arrangements and confirm any dietary or allergy support directly with housing and student services.

BI's main campus is in Nydalen, Oslo, with additional campuses in Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger. The school describes an international, business-focused learning environment with student organisations, a library, learning centre, career support and teaching that connects business subjects with industry and society.

BI provides campus and emergency information through its student-facing services and directs students to campus-specific support. Students should follow BI's current emergency guidance, keep local emergency contacts and confirm any programme or housing instructions after admission; general safety assumptions should not replace current official advice. BI provides a student portal, learning resources, library and learning centre, admissions guidance, career-related support and student-welfare links. New international students should use BI's current admissions, housing, orientation and student-service instructions for registration, documentation and campus-specific support.

BI directs students to housing information for international students and the relevant student-welfare organisation at the place of study. Housing availability, rent, deposits and eligibility vary by campus, so applicants should apply early and budget for private alternatives. Secure accommodation and retain evidence of living funds where a Norwegian study permit requires it.

BI's published tuition estimate treats room and board as part of annual living costs rather than promising a meal plan. Students should budget for groceries and meals in Oslo or their campus city, check accommodation kitchen arrangements and confirm any dietary or allergy support directly with housing and student services.

BI's main campus is in Nydalen, Oslo, with additional campuses in Bergen, Trondheim and Stavanger. The school describes an international, business-focused learning environment with student organisations, a library, learning centre, career support and teaching that connects business subjects with industry and society.

BI provides campus and emergency information through its student-facing services and directs students to campus-specific support. Students should follow BI's current emergency guidance, keep local emergency contacts and confirm any programme or housing instructions after admission; general safety assumptions should not replace current official advice. BI provides a student portal, learning resources, library and learning centre, admissions guidance, career-related support and student-welfare links. New international students should use BI's current admissions, housing, orientation and student-service instructions for registration, documentation and campus-specific support.