AI & Machine Learning Programs Abroad — 2026 Guide
A breakdown of the strongest AI/ML Master's programs abroad and what admissions committees are actually looking for this cycle.
Sukhada's Study Destination Guide
Everything you need to know about tuition, cost of living, post-study work rights and top universities in Norway — backed by Sukhada's counselling team.
Norway at a Glance
Norway offers high-quality education in a safe, nature-rich setting with strong wages. Public universities now charge tuition to non-EU students, so plan your budget carefully.
Quick Facts
A bachelor's degree in Norway usually takes 3 years and a master's takes 2 years. The main intakes are August.
A–F; E is a pass
IELTS, TOEFL
Most students start 10–12 months before their intake. Exact deadlines vary by university and programme.
Typical bachelor's tuition in Norway: NOK 100,000–250,000/yr. Master's tuition: NOK 100,000–250,000/yr. Living costs, covering rent, food and transport: NOK 12,000–16,000/month.
Figures are indicative ranges for international students and change every year. Your counsellor will confirm exact fees for your shortlisted courses.
Indian students apply for the Study Permit after receiving the Admission letter. Visa fee: About NOK 6,300. Typical processing time: Up to 2 months.
Immigration rules change often — always confirm on the official government website before you apply.
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Cold, with long dark winters. Summers: Mild with long days. Winters: Very cold and dark.
A national ID number (fødselsnummer or D-number) is needed.
Safety: Very high. Healthcare: Excellent.
Graduate job demand in Norway is moderate. Entry-level salaries are roughly NOK 500,000–600,000/yr, rising to about NOK 650,000–850,000/yr with experience.
Salary figures are indicative gross annual ranges and vary by city, role and employer.
Egalitarian and outdoorsy.
Well-known options for Norway include University scholarships (limited). Eligibility and deadlines change every year, so check the official page before applying.
Our team tracks live scholarship listings across 150+ university and government portals. Here are the common categories students in Norway typically qualify for — talk to a counsellor for current deadlines and amounts.
Merit Scholarships
Awarded by universities based on academic performanceNeed-Based Financial Aid
Partial tuition waivers based on demonstrated financial needGovernment & Institutional Grants
Country and institution-run funding programs for international studentsSukhada Partner Discounts
Fee-waivers and priority processing through our university partnershipsWe're adding verified partner universities in Norway. Talk to a counsellor and we'll shortlist options for your course and budget.
Typical tuition for international students in Norway: NOK 100,000–250,000/yr for a bachelor's degree and NOK 100,000–250,000/yr for a master's. Living costs: NOK 12,000–16,000/month, depending on the city.
The visa you need is the Study Permit, and the application is based on the Admission letter. Visa fee: About NOK 6,300. Typical processing time: Up to 2 months.
Yearly amount set by UDI, often deposited with the university. The exact amount is revised from time to time, so confirm it with the official immigration website before applying.
Student work rules in Norway: Up to 20 hrs/week.
Post-study work in Norway: Job-seeker permit for up to 1 year. Long-term settlement route: Permanent residence after 3 years on qualifying permits.
Safety in Norway: Very high. Healthcare: Excellent.
Yes (public after registration). Typical cost: Free public healthcare after registration.
Graduate job demand in Norway is moderate, led by Energy, Maritime, IT. Entry-level salaries are roughly NOK 500,000–600,000/yr.
About 25,000 people of Indian origin. Indian food: Available in Oslo.
The main intakes in Norway are August. A bachelor's degree usually takes 3 years and a master's takes 2 years.
IELTS, TOEFL. Minimum scores differ by university and course, so check each programme page.
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