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Study in the U.S.A.

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Increasing educational and academic mobility between Norway and the United States is a key priority for the U.S. Embassy in Norway.

The Embassy works towards this goal as part of EducationUSA, which is the Department of State’s network for promotion of educational opportunities in the U.S. In Norway, the Embassy’s Public Affairs Section and the Norway-America Association are part of EducationUSA.

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Scholarships

Discover a variety of U.S. government-sponsored educational and professional exchange programs.

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Alumni

Join the International Exchange Alumni Community, a website for current and emerging leaders who have participated in U.S. government-sponsored exchange programs.

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English Language Learning

Teach and learn English as a foreign language, explore American culture and encourage English conversation within the global learning community.

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Culture and Other Exchanges

Discover cultural programs and exchanges, such as cultural heritage protection, empowerment of women and girls, professional development, virtual exchanges and more.

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