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NorwayBI Presidential Scholarship
BI Norwegian Business School
Merit-based scholarship from BI Norwegian Business School for top-performing students entering the first year of an eligible Master of Science programme at BI's Oslo or Bergen campus. International (non-Norwegian, non-Lanekassen-eligible) recipients also receive a living stipend.
Deadline
Closed, usually reopens around March
What you get
Amount not recordedCovers full tuition fees for up to two years. International applicants (i.e. those who do not qualify as domestic for Norwegian student-loan purposes) also receive a living-expenses stipend; applicants who qualify for a Norwegian Lanekassen loan are treated as domestic and do not receive the stipend.
Covers
- Tuition
- Living costs
- Travel
- Health insurance
- Visa fee
Awards offered
Not stated as a fixed number; the page describes demand as "far greater" than the number of awards available.Funds up to two years of full-time MSc study, contingent on maintaining a minimum cumulative GPA of B and full (30 ECTS) study progression each semester.
Who can apply
- Study level funded
- Master's
- Subjects
- Business & management, Economics & finance
- Qualification you must already hold
- a bachelors degree
- Language
- Not stated on the scholarship page itself. BI's general English-language admission requirement for the MSc programme applies separately and was not verified as part of this scholarship review.
- Sri Lankan applicants
- Eligible
- University place
- You must already hold an admission offer when you apply
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Official pageSources
- BI Norwegian Business School - BI Presidential Scholarshipsread 1 September 2026
Checked 8 September 2026, next review due 8 March 2027