Nettsider med emneord ?international students?
A walking tour of central Oslo, visiting selected cutting edge green architecture and sustainable urban planning projects.
Join us for a fun and inviting night into Norwegian culture and traditions at R?nningen Folkeh?yskole! You will experience Norwegian fairytales, dance, music, clothing and food, while also getting the chance to participate yourselves!
We invite you to take part in the International Night created by and for our students! This is an evening of celebrating the many different cultures attending this year's summer school, with student made food and entertainment.
All ISS participants gather one last time to say farewell and celebrate ISS 2024.
All ISS participants gather one last time to say farewell and celebrate ISS 2023.
The Student Council invites all ISS students to take part in the amazing International Night!
A walking tour of central Oslo, visiting selected cutting edge green architecture and sustainable urban planning projects.
An evening showcasing various aspects of Norwegian culture.
The ISS participants gather one last time on screen for a farewell and official end of ISS 2022.
All ISS participants gather one last time to say farewell and mark the end of ISS 2022.
The Student Council invites students to share cultural content of their home countries at the International Night.
Test your knowledge about Norwegian culture, nature, geography and traditions in a digital Norway quiz.
Test your knowledge about Norwegian culture, nature, geography and traditions in a Norway quiz. There will also be possibilities of getting a taste of Norwegian food.
A walking tour of central Oslo, visiting selected cutting edge green architecture and sustainable urban planning projects.
The former director of the ISS, Nita Kapoor, welcomes the new director, Anne Cathrine Uteng da Silva, as both digital and in-person courses begin for the summer 2022 students.
The ISS welcomes you to a walk along the Aker River accompanied by the Activities Coordinator. The river runs through Oslo from Maridalen Lake to the Oslo fjord, and divides the city into an Eastern and Western part.
Nordmarka is a favorite escape for many of Oslo's inhabitants. These public areas in the forest are ideal for hiking, swimming, camping and overnight stays in a cabin.