Study Abroad Comparison: Germany vs. Norway

What is a common feature of public universities in both Germany and Norway?

• They charge high tuition fees.

• They require international students to pay double fees.

• They are tuition-free for all students.

• They only offer courses in the local language.

Which country is known for its openness towards international students?

• Norway

• Germany

• Neither country

• Both countries

How do teaching styles differ between Germany and Norway?

• Germany focuses on continuous assessment, while Norway relies on final exams.

• Norway emphasizes continuous assessment, while Germany relies on final exams.

• Both countries use continuous assessment.

• Both countries rely solely on final exams.

What is a notable difference in professor-student relationships between Germany and Norway?

• Norwegian professors focus more on research than teaching.

• German professors are more personal with students.

• Norwegian professors are more dedicated to students.

• Both countries have impersonal professor-student relationships.

What is the approximate range of monthly living costs for students in Germany?

• 1500 to 2000 euros

• 2000 to 2500 euros

• 900 to 1400 euros

• 500 to 800 euros

In which country is it more expensive to live as a student?

• Germany

• Norway

• Both are equally expensive

• Neither, both are cheap

What is required for non-EU students to work in Norway?

• No requirements, they can work freely

• Only a work permit

• A work permit and a statement from the institution

• A statement from the institution only

How many hours per week can international students work in Norway during term time?

• 10 hours

• 15 hours

• 20 hours

• 25 hours

Which country offers more scholarships for international students?

• Neither offers scholarships

• Both offer the same amount

• Norway

• Germany

Which language is predominantly used for undergraduate education in Germany?

• English

• German

• Norwegian

• French