List of universities in Norway
This list of universities in Norway presents the country's universities, giving their locations, abbreviated titles (in Norwegian), and years of establishment. Most universities in Norway are public.
Most of the university colleges were created in 1994, following the university college reform. The University of Tromsø is the world's northernmost. Schools with an asterisk (*) have been created as the result of a merger.
Private university colleges with accredited programs
- Ansgar School of Theology and Mission (Kristiansand)
- Arkivakademiet (Oslo)
- Atlantis medisinske høgskole (Oslo)
- Baptistenes Teologiske Seminar (Stabekk)
- Barratt Due Institute of Music (Oslo)
- Bergen Deaconess University College (Bergen)
- Bergen School of Architecture (Bergen)
- Betanien Deaconal University College (Bergen)
- Bjørknes College (Oslo)
- Campus Kristiania (Oslo)
- Den norske balletthøyskole (Oslo)
- Noroff University College (Kristiansand)
- Norwegian Eurythmy College (Oslo)
- Norwegian University College for Agriculture and Rural Development (Klepp)
See also
Notes
- Until 2005 Agricultural University College at Ås
- Until 2010 Bodø University College
- Until 2007 Agder University College
- Until 2005 Stavanger University College
References
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