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Student ID Card

Sist oppdatert 22.09.2010 av Maija Heinilä

All students should have a student ID card. Student ID cards are issued on the first day of the semester. You must pay the semester fee and register for the semester. Note: all exchange students are exempt from paying the semester fee, but they must be registered.

For degree-seeking international students: when the fee is paid, bring your receipt and valid identification with a photo (passport, bank card or driver’s license) to the Information Desk (Høgskoletorget) and you will get a sticker on your student ID card. This sticker renders your card valid, and by presenting the card you are entitled to discounts on buses, etc.

The student ID card is in the same format as a bank card. Functions are installed onto the card so that it can also be used as a library card and key card to access certain rooms and buildings. You receive a personal code which must be used to access the buildings after closing time. Included in the card is the purchase of 100 photo copies; if you need more, you can buy a refill.

Exam Locations Outside Campus

11.09.2009
As examinations require a flat room (not an auditorium), some of our exams are scheduled outside the campus at times. You will find information and maps about these locations here.
Student ID Card

23.03.2009
All students should have a student ID card. Student ID cards are issued on the first day of the semester. You must pay the semester fee and register for the semester. Note: all exchange students are exempt from paying the semester fee, but they must be registered.
Norwegian Social Security Number

23.03.2009
If you are staying more than six months in Norway you need to apply for a Norwegian social security number.
Health, Medical Aid and Insurance

23.03.2009
It is the student’s own responsibility to make insurance arrangements for any accident, illness, injury, loss or damage to persons or property resulting from, or in any way connected with, the study period in Norway. General travel, luggage and accident insurance is recommended during your stay ...
Useful Vocabulary

20.03.2009
Most of the Norwegians speak English quite well. But to get the most out of your stay with us it might be a good idea to learn some basic words to start with.