According to the latest news from the university of Oslo, the above programs will no longer admit new students, including the Master of Biology, the Master of Comparative and International Education, the Master of Computational Science and Engineering, the Master of Educational Policy for Global Development, the Master of European and American Literature Studies, the Master of European Languages, the Master of Higher Education, the Master of Informatics, the Master of Materials Science and Nanotechnology, the Master of Media Studies, the Master of Model and Data Analysis, the Master of Molecular Biology, and the Master of Networks and Systems Management.
In addition, the deadline for non-EU students to apply for fall 2022 admissions has been moved from December 1 of the previous year to November 15, and the University of Oslo still adopts a special admission policy - senior students cannot apply, and students who have already graduated from the undergraduate degree can apply for the master's program at the University of Oslo. This deadline, in European countries, is indeed too early!
The University of Oslo (http://www.uio.no) was founded in 1811 and is located in the capital Oslo. The University of Oslo is the largest and oldest university in Norway and an important academic institution. The University of Oslo has trained four Nobel laureates, which shows the strength of his research.
Oslo University is ranked 61st globally in the Academic Rankings of World Universities 2021, 102nd in the QS World University Rankings 2022, 119th in the World University Rankings 2022, and 90th globally in the 2021 USNEWS World University Rankings.
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