ππππΏππππ ππ πππππΌπ ππ πππππ ππππΏπππ'π πΏπππΌπ β€οΈπ International students give many reasons as to why they like studying in Norway: the safe, peaceful, and technologically advanced society; the magnificent scenery; the opportunity to take part in a variety of outdoor sports and activities β summer and winter; and the fact that studying in Norway will enhance their career opportunities, both in Norway and in other countries. From the crystal-clear fjords to the icy peaks to the Northern Lights, Norwayβs natural environment is nothing short of epic. Norway has become renowned for its progressive attitudes towards protecting the environment. The country is a world leader in electric car use, and more than 95% of the countryβs electricity comes from hydropower. πA safe place to study The crime rate in Norway is low. Very low. Allowing for the massive difference in population size, the US has ten times more prisoners and eight times as many murders per year. The reasons are complex, but you can trace them to the point where culture meets politics: Norway is run as a social democracy. πFree education Another benefit of a country that is run for people rather than profit is that the Ministry of Education and Research funds most higher education institutions. Students -- including international students -- donβt have to pay fees unless they study at a private university. Even then, the fees are low and cost no more if you come from abroad. You will have to pay a fee to the student union each semester (around the price of a textbook) to cover access to certain facilities, but itβs nothing compared to regular tuition fees. Source: https://www.bachelorstudies.com/article/6-reasons-to-study-in-norway/
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Woww Noruega no conozco pero lo que se duce parece muy interesante