Most exchange students are admitted on the basis of nomination by their home institution. This means that you will have to apply at your home university to participate.
CHOOSING RELEVANT COURSE UNITS
Use the course unit overviews to get an idea of which courses you would like to study at Nord University. Course descriptions provide information about:
- Academic content
- Mode of delivery (face-to-face/online/combined)
- Course literature
- Prerequisites
- Responsible faculty
If you still have questions about academic content, teaching modes or course structure, contact the study advsior at the relevant faculty.
CHECKLIST FOR COURSE UNIT CHOICE
- Is the course unit provided at your level of study, eg. Bachelor, Master? Master level course units require completed Bachelor degree studies.
- Is the course taught in English? Check "Language of Instruction" in the course unit description.
- Is the course unit taught on campus, or online? See "Mode of delivery" in the course unit description. Online courses will not provide a basis for a visa application to Norway.
APPLYING TO nord
Once you have been nominated by your home institution, and have an idea of which courses you are interested in, contact the International Office at Nord University for information about available study places and procedures for admission.
The partnership agreement between institutions determines the documentation requirements for exchange.
Regardless of programme, most exchanges are based on a study agreement between the partner institutions, which must be finalized prior to the your arrival.
LEARNING AGREEMENT (FOR ERASMUS STUDENTS)
Learning Agreement.doc
The Learning Agreement must be signed by the sending institution, the mobile student and the receiving institution before study start. In order for the agreement to remain valid, any changes must be agreed upon within 2 weeks of commencement of regular classes and before the deadline for registration, and initialed by all three (3) partners.