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Have you considered becoming an exchange student? Have you considered going to Oslo as an exchange student? Does your university have a student exchange agreement with the University of Oslo? If that’s the case let us tell you this:
- Internationalization is one of the key focus areas of the Department of Health Management and Health Economics.
- The main research areas at the Department are medicine, economics and management. Our researchers are active and well respected, they are often asked to be members of councils, participants in public debates and commentators. Their work frequently sets the agenda for public discussions. The relatively small number of students accepted into the program guarantees a close student/teacher-relationship, this of course adds to the academic value.
- The University of Oslo strives to strengthen its international position as a reseach-intensive university. It wishes to be a university that transcends borders and focuses on internationalization. It currently ranks among the 100 best universities in the world (Quackarelli Symonds Top University Ranking 2010).
- The program is located in Harald Schjelderups Hus (the Harald Schjelderup Building). This is a brand new building with state-of –the-art teaching and studying facilities. It’s located within a ten minutes walk from the Blindern main campus, a short journey by tram from the city centre and with Marka, the city’s main recreational area, mere minutes by skis away. It doesn’t get much better, does it?
Interested? Go ask your student exchange manager how you can get here.