UArtic- North2North Mobility programme
NMBU is a member of the UArctic network 's north2north mobilty programme. North2north provides opportunities to study Northern/Artic issues in different parts of the North.
Students at Norwegian north2north institutions can apply for stipends for both semester and exchange stays of shorter duration. For eligible students, this may also include a waiver of tuition fees.
Where can I go?
Denmark, Greenland, the Faroe Islands, Canada, the United States, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, France and Scotland participate in the north2north program.
List of north2north institutions
Students are expected to independently research the institution most relevant to their fields of study prior to applying.
Scholarship amounts
UArctic's mobility program (north2north) offers scholarship for qualified students and for a number of students tuition free exchange.
Scholarships amount for 2024-2025
| Outbound semester mobility | NOK 8,000 per month (with exemption from payment of tuition fees) NOK 12,000 per month (if the student has to pay tuition fees) |
| Outbound short mobility (1-2 weeks) | NOK 8 000,- to Europa, 10 000,- to North America |
How to apply
Students who wish to apply must submit a letter of motivation of approx. a page (A4), which will form the basis for evaluating the candidates. Tips on what to include in the motivation letter.
Contact utveksling@nmbu.no for further details on how to apply.
Note: north2north tuition free exchange spots are more competitive then with NMBU exchange partnerships. Rather than competition based on a NMBU institutional level, one is competing with students from within all north2north members.
Important:
It is important that students applying to north2north insitutions outside of Europe, and with whom NMBU does not also have a bilateral institutional agreement, are aware of possible consequences related to your privacy protection when studying outside the EU.
In Norway, we have rules that ensure a considered and safe use of personal data. This regulation applies to the entire EEA area. The purpose is to protect the individual from privacy infringement when personal data is processed. Among many things, this regulation shall ensure that information is collected for a specific purpose, and is not reused for other purposes, without any statutory obligations being fulfilled. The act shall also ensure that you as the owner of the data are informed about how your personal data is used.
You must be aware that certain countries, such as the United States, have their own laws that give the authorities the right to use information about you for purposes for which you have neither accepted nor for which you are informed.
When you wish to travel as an exchange student to a country outside the EEA, NMBU has assumed that this is something you do voluntarily, and that you understand that the country you are travelling to has other or no rules related to the use of your personal data.
For employees
NMBU north2north koordinator:
Beth Annwyl Roberts Send e-post