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Finnmark University College (UIT)

Finnmark University College (UIT) offers several courses taught in English. If you choose to be a student at our institution, you’ll be one of 1800 students. The facilities are modern and with sophisticated technical/ IT infrastructure. Finnmark University College is known for its compact locations and the informal student oriented learning environment. Finnmark is the largest county in Norway. UiT Norway’s Arctic University is a broad university contributing to a knowledge-based development regionally, nationally and internationally. We will leverage our central location in the northern areas, our academic breadth and quality and our interdisciplinary advantages to meet future challenges. We are located in Alta and in Hammerfest, two towns at 70 degrees north. Both towns have a wide range of urban activities like cafes, cinemas, shopping, and concerts in addition to easy access to Europe’s last wilderness. (Source: the university’s website)

Degree Courses Taught in English: Yes
Online/Distance courses offered:
Bachelors Course Duration: Semesters (6) Years (3)
Masters Course Duration: Semesters (4) Years (2)

Arts & Humanities

  • Northern Studies (e-learning)

Business & Economics

  • Rock 'n' Roll Entrepreneurs

Business & Economics

  • Tourist Studies

This University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.

None required.

TOEFL 500/170/60 or IELTS 5 min required.

SiF is a student welfare organisation providing for the accommodation of approximately 600 students in Hammerfest and Alta where the main campuses of Finnmark University College are located.

For information on living in halls as well as private housing options, please visit the university’s housing pages:

Finmark Housing

Full time students don’t usually take on work whilst studying in Norway. However there are vacancies available through the university’s jobs pages, please follow the link below:

https://uit.no/tavla/stillinger

The Norwegian Government requires foreign students to arrive in the country with enough funds to be able to support themselves throughout the full study period.  Proof of NOK 92,500 (data from the academic year 2012/13) is required per year per student, this equates to approx £11340 (rates change daily so please check). Please check the University website for more detailed information.

Please note all costings are in Norwegian krone and have been converted into euros, so please check the exchange rates.