Tuition fees: Bachelor programmes
Tuition fees for the 2027-28 academic year
Tuition fees are listed per academic year and invoiced each semester. The amount depends on your citizenship.
These fees apply to the following bachelor's programmes:
| Determined by citizenship | NOK | EUR* | USD* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic | 110 700 | 10 680 | 12 020 |
| International – EU/EEA/Switzerland | 110 700 | 10 680 | 12 020 |
| International – outside EU/EEA/Switzerland | 144 000 | 13 890 | 15 640 |
Some international citizens residing in Norway may qualify for domestic tuition fees.
Check eligibility and how to apply for an exemption.
*EUR and USD amounts are approximate equivalents based on exchange rates from October/November 2026. Exchange rates are subject to change.
NOK 170 368 for the 2026–27 academic year.
This is the national estimate for student living expenses in Norway, published by Study in Norway. Living expenses are in addition to tuition fees.
The estimate covers everyday costs such as accommodation, food, electricity, transport and personal expenses. Actual costs will vary. You should also budget for course literature, study materials and additional expenses such as travel, insurance and study permit application fees, where applicable.
Students who require a study permit must document sufficient funds to cover their living expenses and any applicable tuition fees.
Read more about living costs in Norway and study permit requirements.
Full-time bachelor's programmes normally last three academic years. Tuition fees are listed per academic year and include lectures and standard examination fees.
Tuition fees do not cover:
All full-time students must also pay a separate semester fee to the student welfare organisation at their place of study.
Tuition fees are adjusted annually. BI Norwegian Business School reserves the right to adjust tuition fees.