Incoming guest/visiting students

his website is for guest students, for example, guests students seeking admission to singular courses - formerly known as freemover), summer school, guest traineesships (internships and placement) and admission to full degree programmes (bachelor & master), please scroll all the way down this webpage.

  1. FREEMOVER STUDENTS
  2. ADMISSION TO SINGLE COURSES
  3. GUEST ERASMUS+ TRAINEESHIP STUDENTS FROM NON-PARTNER UNIVERSITIES
  4. GUEST RESEARCHERS
  5. SUMMER PROGRAMME & SCHOOL

VISITING NON-EXCHANGE STUDENTS (COURSE-BASED, FREEMOVERS)

The freemover programme has been terminated at UiT. We only accept exchange students electronically nominated by our partner institutions through formal exchange agreements.

ADMISSION TO SINGLE COURSES (NON-EXCHANGE EU / EEA STUDENTS)

Students with EU/EEA citizenship can apply for singular courses at UiT.

NOTE:

  1. Admission to singular courses does not give you the right to be an exchange student at UiT.
  2. Admission to singular courses is administered by the Admission Office, not the Office in charge for exchange students. This means that the Admission Office will not sign Erasmus+ Learning Agreement or Erasmus+ Confirmation of Exchange or any documents concerning your Erasmus+ scholarship.
  3. Admission to singular courses has its own rules and deadlines. Please see the "How to apply" in link below.

How to apply

Questions about admission to singular courses? Send your email to admission@uit.no

ERASMUS+ TRAINEESHIPS (GUEST STUDENTS FROM NON-PARTNER UNIVERSITIES)

We welcome applications for Erasmus+ traineeships (work placements, internships, etc) abroad from guest students who are enrolled in higher education institutions in Erasmus programme or partner countries at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

How to apply

GUEST RESEARCHERS

Who is a guest/independent researcher?

A guest/independent researcher and PhD student is defined as person who has been invited by Department, research centre or research project to teach, lecture, or perform research on a topic the visitor is valued for. And for a limited period.

Guest researchers are not employed by or paid any salary by UiT. Basically, a guest is not in any way formally registered at UiT and consequently UiT as institution has no responsibilities. This means initially that a guest does not have the right to access basic IT services (login to computers, e-mail account, storage of data, printing, etc), or access to buildings and laboratories. However, a faculty/department hosting a guest may approve and allocate rights. The Head of Department handles the administrative hosting, and in collaboration with the research unit, when necessary.

How to apply to become a guest researcher?

Usually, you will have the best chance to succeed in making a research visit, if you first establish direct contact with our researchers in your field. You can find links to research groups, projects, centres and schools on this website: Research at UiT | UiT

Fulbright Independent Researcher: please visit this website: Fulbright students and scholars: Fulbright students and scholars: study and research opportunities at UiT | UiT

Practical matters for guest researchers

For information about immigration matters, insurance, taxation and accommodation, please visit this website: Staff mobility | UiT

SUMMER PROGRAMME & SCHOOL

Please note: we unfortunately do not offer any summer programmes, practical training, internships, clinical rotations or activities for international students during the summer vacation in the period of June - July.

DEGREE-SEEKING STUDENTS (ONE-YEAR, BACHELOR & MASTER PROGRAMMES)

For foreign students who want to apply to undergraduate and graduate programmes taught in Norwegian or English.

How to apply

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Last changed: 24.07.2024 12.40
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