Applicants must hold the Norwegian Higher Education Entrance Qualification. International students must meet the GSU‑list requirements. The school follows the national academic framework and does not use SAT scores for undergraduate admission.

No. The admissions process is based on the Norwegian Higher Education Entrance Qualification and the GSU‑list for international students; SAT results are not considered.

The school focuses on business, economics, analytics, and management, with case‑based learning, data‑driven decision‑making, and communication skills across international cohorts.

Students have access to modern classrooms, analytics labs, collaboration zones, libraries with databases and research coaching, quiet study rooms, trading rooms, and project spaces, all within an urban setting near corporate districts.

Yes. The school has exchange agreements, double‑degree options, and multinational projects that help students build intercultural fluency and prepare for international consulting, finance, and management roles.

The institution provides advising, career coaching, networking events, and connections with employers, as well as clubs, competitions, and speaker series that support professional development.

Costs vary by program and include expenses for materials such as software or textbooks; specific tuition amounts are not listed.