Information and Communication Technology Law
University of Oslo offers this 18-month English-taught master's in Oslo, ranked #113 by Times Higher Education.
DURATION
18 mo
ECTS
90
LANGUAGE
English
TUITION FROM
€17,028
Non-EU / yr
What it costs
Plan for roughly €43k–€46k per year all-in as a Non-EU student — tuition plus a normal Oslo student life.
Which fee applies to you?
TUITION EU
—
TUITION NON-EU
€17,028
/ yr
ROOM / MO
€1,368
1-br rent
OTHER / MO
€769
food + transport + etc.
€17,028/yr−12.7%vs field median (55 programmes) (€19,500)
Living in Oslo
Rankings
- Times Higher Education 2026#113
- Times Higher Education 2025#116
- QS World 2025#119
- THE — Law 2026#34
- QS_LAW_2025 — Law 2025#142
- QS_BUSINESS_2025 — Business 2025#592
Visa & life in Norway
The practical stuff — what's allowed, what's funded, what to expect after you graduate.
- Student visa
- Study Residence Permit (Studietillatelse). Fee €480 · 8-12 wks processing · ~€1,450/month proof of funds. NOK 137,907/yr (~€11,800) proof of funds 2026. Tuition charged for non-EEA since 2023 (NOK ~100,000+/yr at many programmes).
- Post-study work
- Residence Permit to Seek Work as Skilled Worker — 12 months. No employer sponsorship required during the search window. Income proof ~NOK 325,400/yr required. Skilled-worker permit on job offer.
- Scholarships
- Quota Scheme (discontinued 2016, partial successors) · NORAM and Norwegian-Russian/Eurasian programmes · Erasmus+
- English-taught master's
- ~200 English-taught master's; UiO, NTNU, BI Norwegian Business School. Source: studyinnorway.no.
About University of Oslo
Oslo, NorwayAll University of Oslo programmes →
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