Mobility Grant for Norwegian Language and Literature 2025 For International Students:
International students who want to pursue a master’s degree in Norwegian language and literature at the Norwegian Institute in Norway are eligible to apply for the Mobility Grant. The mobility grant is given to master’s and doctoral students in non-Norwegian countries who are enrolled in institutions that offer a Nordic/Scandinavian studies department and who have selected Norwegian literature or language as their dissertation topic. The grant must be used for fieldwork related to the dissertation in Norway.
A minimum of one month and a maximum of three months can be spent with the mobility allowance. The applicant must submit information on a tutor at the higher education/research institution in Norway who has consented to tutor the student during his or her stay, and the fieldwork must be carried out at one of these institutions. The award is meant to help defray some of the costs associated with the study stay in Norway. Also apply for Humber International Entrance Scholarships 2024 In Canada (Fully Funded).
Features:
- University: Norwegian Institute.
- Degree Level: Masters & PhD Degrees.
- Scholarship coverage: Fully Funded.
- Eligible nationalities: All Nationalities.
- Country of award: Norway.
Deadline For Application:
The deadline for Application to apply for Mobility Grant for Norwegian Language and Literature 2025 is March 25, 2025 (The next call for application will be published in January 2025. This call will apply for fieldwork in Norway during the academic year 2025-2026.)
Financial Benefits:
The beneficiary of the Norwegian Language and Literature Mobility Grant will receive the following advantages:
- Along with a grant for board and lodging, a new, unique travel grant is established.
- Travel award at set prices:
- NOK 3,000 for departures from European nations
- Travel expenses from St. Petersburg and Moscow in Russia came to NOK 4,500.
- Travel from other Russian cities, other Eurasia nations, and non-European nations will cost NOK 6,000.
- Grant for accommodation and board:
- The stipend, which is NOK 11,800 per month, is given at rates determined by The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund for basic support.
Eligibility Criteria:
The following conditions must be met in order for you to be eligible for the Norwegian Language and Literature Mobility Grant:
- English is the required language.
- All nations across the world are eligible.
- The Mobility grant is given to master’s and doctoral students studying Norwegian language or literature in universities with a Department of Nordic and Scandinavian Studies in nations other than Norway. The grant must be used for fieldwork related to the dissertation in Norway.
- The Norwegian Studies Abroad Programme Committee will evaluate the applications.
- The results of the applications will be sent to the applicants.
- Reporting: Within a month of the fieldwork’s conclusion, a report regarding the work must be turned in. In Espresso, a report form will be accessible under “My Tasks.”
- Who might not be eligible:
• Students pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
• Students having the same educational background who have previously received funds for the same project from Diku (SIU).
• Norwegian citizens enrolled in a master’s or doctoral programme in a foreign university.
Application Process:
- Start by downloading and reading the Norwegian Language and Literature Mobility Grant Guidelines.
- Write a project description and get in touch with a tutor and a Norwegian higher education institution.
- Complete the Espresso online application form. You can write your application in either Norwegian or English.
- Required appendices:
- a personal invitation letter from the Norwegian institution
- a reference letter from the instructor at the home institution
- Submit an application by March 25th, 2025, the annual deadline.
- The Norwegian Studies Abroad Programme Committee will evaluate your application.
- The applicant will receive notification of their application’s status sometime in May.