Studying management in Norway

Updated on: Monday, January 09, 2012

BI Norwegian Business School, Norway's second largest educational institution and a business school in Europe, received the prestigious EQUIS accreditation from the European Foundation for Management Development in 1999 and was reaccredited in 2005 and 2010.

BI offers the following two-year programmes at the MS level, which are taught in English. It includes MS in business and economics, international management, financial economics, marketing, leadership and organisational psychology and, innovation and entrepreneurship.

These programmes are equivalent to an MBA degree in India. In their second year of study, students have ample opportunities to study a semester or a whole year at one of BI's more than 165 international partners. In India, BI has exchange programmes in place with MDI Gurgaon, IMT Ghaziabad and IIM Calcutta.

The tuition fees for the MSC programme is 11,000 euros per-year and living costs vary from 8000 to 10,000 euros per-year . Students can work part-time , earning around 15 euros per hour. Students with GMAT scores of 650 and above or GRE equivalent or a CAT score of 95% and above along with a good academic record can compete for scholarships . These scholarships include a tuition fee waiver. Also, additional partial grants to cover living costs are available.

Seminar on admissions and visa procedures will be conducted in Delhi on January 21 at The Governors Room, Hotel Hilton Eros, Nehru Place, near Satyam Cinema from 6 pm to 8 pm.

On-the-spot admissions assessment will be conducted during the seminar. There are no application fees. Students are required to bring in their relevant documents for the interviews.

For registration, email your CVs to ashish.sachde@gmail .com or register online at www.studyabroadseminar.com/bi Entry to the seminar is free, prior registration is compulsory . For details, log on to www.bi.no/india. For further details , call 09821455229, 09699957222.
 

Times of India

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