Universitetet i Stavanger

Nightclub Javel, Coffeeshop Amy's and for hiking and excellent view Preikestolen!

It is no problem getting housing when you are an international exchange student and the level of housing is as it should be, but one would hope they could push it from mediocre to just above.

I spoke swedish, which was the reason I felt I could study in norwegian. It was at most part not an issue, only when dealing with the authorities, not in academic life. Slang was the most difficult part, but when you got used to it, it was rarely an issue. But it was hard to learn the language as we rarely had dealings with the local students and were mostly secluded into groups of international students in every situation...

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Ryan air flies from Haugesund, only a bustrip away, visit London! And try the ship to Denmark. Also, Bergen, Kristiansand and Oslo are must sees if you have time. Be open and just jump in, everyone is there to meet new and exciting cultures. Don't be afraid to ask and most importantly don't be afraid to make contact with the locals. It can be very difficult to do, because most international students rarely have opportunities for it, but just be brave and jump in!