BI Norwegian Business School Scholarships 2027 – Norway (No IELTS)
Offered by BI Norwegian Business School
Deadline not stated
Merit‑based scholarships for international students at BI Norwegian Business School, covering full tuition and possibly a living stipend, with no IELTS required if you can prove English‑medium study.
Overview
BI Norwegian Business School, a private institution in Oslo, offers several merit‑based scholarships for the 2027 intake. The Presidential Scholarship and other awards can fully cover tuition fees and, in some cases, provide a monthly living stipend. These scholarships are highly competitive and target students with strong academic records.
Who can apply
The awards are open to international applicants at the master’s level. There is no mandatory IELTS requirement; candidates may demonstrate English proficiency through a previous degree taught entirely in English, an official transcript, or alternative tests such as TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic or Cambridge English qualifications.
What is covered
- Full tuition fees for the chosen master’s programme.
- Optional living stipend (available for some awardees).
- Access to BI’s student services and facilities.
Application process
- Identify a suitable master’s programme on the BI website.
- Check the English‑language requirements and confirm that your previous education satisfies the exemption criteria.
- Gather supporting documents (see “Documents needed” below).
- Submit the scholarship application through the BI online portal before the spring deadline (typically March for the autumn 2027 intake).
- Await the selection result; successful candidates will be notified by the university’s International Admissions Office.
Funding reality
While tuition is fully covered, the stipend is not guaranteed for every recipient. Applicants should also consider part‑time work rights (up to 20 hours per week) to supplement living expenses once enrolled.
How to apply
Steps
- Visit the BI website and navigate to the “International Scholarships” section.
- Choose a master’s programme that matches your academic background.
- Review the language exemption policy and ensure you have acceptable proof of English‑medium study.
- Prepare your CV, academic transcripts, personal statement and any alternative English test results.
- Complete the online scholarship application form and upload all required documents before the March deadline.
- Submit the application and monitor your email for further instructions.
What you will need
- CV or résumé
- Transcripts
- Personal statement
- Language test result
- Cover letter
Eligibility notes
Applicants must prove English proficiency through a previous English‑medium degree, official transcript or an accepted alternative test; IELTS is not required.
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