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Outbound student exchange
Bachelor's and master's level (our PhD students also travel abroad, but this is still a less structured process – we are working to improve this with our R&D department - how is this organised at your institution?)
Many students travel abroad for practical training – often shorter stays.
Largest group go to Europe, USA, Australia, SA – unfortunately not the same countries as our international students come from.
Numbers too low: Measures taken - Increased focus on the design of study programmes and how mobility windows are integrated into the programme.
Also: increased focus on internationalisation at home.
Certificate of International Learning - CIL.
Inbound student exchange
Mostly from Europe (Erasmus+)
Guaranteed housing: OsloMet guarantees subsidized student housing for exchange students coming during regular semester dates (Start August, January) through the Student Welfare Organisation (SiO).
Buddy programme & Welcome activities (Introduction to Norway, fast-track immigration, visa support, local buddies, parties, etc)
Opportunities to engage in student associations and activities (Buddy Board, ESN), and funds for them to organize events (International activities’ fund)
Support from the Student Centre and from the faculty coordinators
International master's degree programmes
Five master's degree programmes offered completely in English:
Applied Computer and Information Technology (MSc)
International Social Welfare and Health Policy
International Education and Development
Product Design
Structural Engineering and Building Technology
Combination of local and international students
2 year duration
Guaranteed housing and support throughout their studies from the Student Centre and their faculties
How we work with mobility
Different kind of agreements: Institutional level (non-European) and faculty level (Erasmus + others)
Section for Internationalisation/International Office more involved in the institutional agreements
International coordinators at department level: administrative/academic