University of Bergen

The Faculty of Law at the Universitetet i Bergen counts approximately 2400 law students. The faculty offers legal education of a high academic level in almost every area of law. However, the faculty has particular expertise in criminal law. A number of courses are offered in English.

The university and faculty are located in the heart of the city of Bergen. Students can therefore take full advantage of the city's vibrant center and many cultural activities. But the breathtaking fjords and mountains of western Norway are also within easy reach. The city offers a unique blend of beautiful nature, vibrant cultural life and high quality academic education.

Deadlines for nomination:
Apply for nomination to the International Office Law before 1 March in order to be included in the first nomination round of the next academic year (for both first and second semester exchange) After the first round selection takes place on a 'first come first serve' basis.

(Nomination deadline at the partner: 15 May for first semester, 1 November for second semester)

Availability:
Each year, six students may go on exchange to Bergen for one semester.

Language requirements:
B2 is the minimum level of English proficiency recommended by the university for taking courses. Students who are proficient in a Scandinavian language can also take courses in Norwegian.

Course information:
Exchange students may choose from a wide range of courses, including master's courses. Available courses can be found on this website.

Accommodation:
Housing is guaranteed by the university to exchange students, if they apply before the deadline. Read more about application and deadlines on this website.

"Although Norway is very expensive, it is more than worth it. It pays for itself in unprecedented ways. Bergen is surrounded by seven mountains and it is the gateway to the fjords. Norway has beautiful nature and the subjects at the University van Bergen represent the well-known high quality of education in Scandinavia."