The University of Oslo is a public research university in Oslo, founded in 1811. It offers broad study and research across humanities, social sciences, law, education, medicine, mathematics and natural sciences.
Location
Oslo, Norway
Programme focus
M.Sc. Computer Science
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
August
Fee plan on request
2 years
English; confirm the current programme page for course-level language details.
August
Oslo, Norway
Public
The University of Oslo is a public research university in Oslo, founded in 1811. It offers broad study and research across humanities, social sciences, law, education, medicine, mathematics and natural sciences. International applicants should distinguish English-taught master's routes from Norwegian-language undergraduate study and check the exact programme page.
UiO's main Blindern campus sits in Oslo's northwest, with teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, student associations and green spaces linked by pedestrian routes. The city campus setting gives students access to public transport, cultural institutions and research partners while retaining a concentrated academic environment.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Oslo in Oslo, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
UiO's main Blindern campus sits in Oslo's northwest, with teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, student associations and green spaces linked by pedestrian routes. The city campus setting gives students access to public transport, cultural institutions and research partners while retaining a concentrated academic environment.
Student housing is administered through SiO, the student welfare organisation serving Oslo, and availability is competitive. Options include furnished rooms in shared flats and other student residences; rent, deposit and contract terms vary by residence and should be checked directly with SiO. Private shared housing is an alternative but can be substantially more expensive.
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The University of Oslo is a public research university in Oslo, founded in 1811. It offers broad study and research across humanities, social sciences, law, education, medicine, mathematics and natural sciences.
Location
Oslo, Norway
Programme focus
M.Sc. Computer Science
Fee status
Fee plan on request
Next intake
August
Fee plan on request
2 years
English; confirm the current programme page for course-level language details.
August
Oslo, Norway
Public
The University of Oslo is a public research university in Oslo, founded in 1811. It offers broad study and research across humanities, social sciences, law, education, medicine, mathematics and natural sciences. International applicants should distinguish English-taught master's routes from Norwegian-language undergraduate study and check the exact programme page.
UiO's main Blindern campus sits in Oslo's northwest, with teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, student associations and green spaces linked by pedestrian routes. The city campus setting gives students access to public transport, cultural institutions and research partners while retaining a concentrated academic environment.
Open a programme profile for eligibility, tuition, curriculum and application planning.
Practical information about day-to-day life while pursuing this program at University of Oslo in Oslo, the country. This covers the campus environment, accommodation, daily living and available safety and student-support services.
UiO's main Blindern campus sits in Oslo's northwest, with teaching buildings, libraries, laboratories, student associations and green spaces linked by pedestrian routes. The city campus setting gives students access to public transport, cultural institutions and research partners while retaining a concentrated academic environment.
Student housing is administered through SiO, the student welfare organisation serving Oslo, and availability is competitive. Options include furnished rooms in shared flats and other student residences; rent, deposit and contract terms vary by residence and should be checked directly with SiO. Private shared housing is an alternative but can be substantially more expensive.
Admissions support
Get focused help with your application, documents and visa process. We will turn the information on this page into a practical next-step plan.
SiO provides student food services and canteens in Oslo, while the city has broad grocery and restaurant choice. Students with dietary, religious or allergy requirements should check each venue's current menu and kitchen information; the university page does not guarantee a particular cuisine or certification.
Students can use UiO and SiO support channels for welfare, health and emergency guidance. Norway's emergency number is 112 for police, 113 for medical emergencies and 110 for fire. Students should follow UiO's current safety instructions and keep local emergency and out-of-hours contacts available. International students receive arrival and study guidance through UiO's international and faculty services, while SiO offers health, counselling, housing, sports and welfare services. Non-EU/EEA students must coordinate admission, housing, tuition documentation where relevant and the UDI study-permit process before arrival.
SiO provides student food services and canteens in Oslo, while the city has broad grocery and restaurant choice. Students with dietary, religious or allergy requirements should check each venue's current menu and kitchen information; the university page does not guarantee a particular cuisine or certification.
Students can use UiO and SiO support channels for welfare, health and emergency guidance. Norway's emergency number is 112 for police, 113 for medical emergencies and 110 for fire. Students should follow UiO's current safety instructions and keep local emergency and out-of-hours contacts available. International students receive arrival and study guidance through UiO's international and faculty services, while SiO offers health, counselling, housing, sports and welfare services. Non-EU/EEA students must coordinate admission, housing, tuition documentation where relevant and the UDI study-permit process before arrival.
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