Aalesund University College Admission

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Aalesund University College

Aalesund University College (Norwegian: Høgskolen i Ålesund) was a medium-sized institution of higher education in Norway with 2249 students and 224 employees.

AAUC was founded in 1994 as a result of the reorganisation of professional higher education in Norway. Three former colleges in Ålesund, the College of Marine Studies, the College of Engineering and Aalesund College of Nursing were then merged into one institution.

The college was divided into five faculties:

• Faculty of Health Sciences
• Faculty of International Marketing
• Faculty of Life Sciences
• Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences
• Faculty of Maritime Technology and Operations^[2]

Aalesund University College Admission

Aalesund University College or Høgskolen i Ålesund (AAUC) – higher education institution in Norway. AAUC began its history in 1994. Aalesund University College is in top 5 universities of Norway according to the national rankings. Despite being one of the youngest universities of Norway, Aalesund University College ranks high in international ratings.

The composition of the university. Aalesund University College belongs to small universities, with a capacity of only 3000 students. Being a foreign citizen does not exclude you from the admission process. Both students and the academic staff can participate in the university’s international exchange programs. You can find the university on Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin, which might tell you more about the day to day life of AAUC.

Infrastructure of AAUC. The university has a functioning library. Aalesund University College has a variety of sports facilities which might be important to many students.UNIPAGE SERVICESADMISSIONS ASSISTANCE

Høgskolen i Ålesund
Country	Norway
Cost of living	$950 -1,780 USD/month
Official Website	www.hials.no

 General information

Established	1994
Abbreviation	AAUC
Students	2,999
Gender limitation	No limits
Exchange programs	Available
Sport facilities	Available
Library	Available
Accreditation • Not reported. Please contact or visit the Høgskolen i Ålesund

Rankings

International rankings

Cost of living in Norway

Expenses – USD/Month	Min.	Med.
Accommodation	411	516
Food	310	643
Transportation	67	232
Communications and utilities	97	126
Clothing	32	122
Sports and leisure	33	140
Total	950	1,780

Accommodation in Norway	USD/Month
Shared room outside of centre	416
Shared room in city centre	521
1 bedroom apartment outside of centre	727
1 bedroom apartment in city centre	928

AALESUND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Step 1 : Find courses
You should figure out which courses you want to take before starting your application.
Where you can find the courses ?
1) https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/coursesearch#semester=2017&gjovik=false&trondheim=false
&alesund=false&faculty=-1&institute=-
1&multimedia=false&english=false&phd=false&courseAutumn=false&courseSpring=false&co
urseSummer=false&pageNo=2&season=spring&sortOrder=ascTitle
• Check the box ‘taught in English’ and select the correct city under “Teaching location”.

• Courses listed for autumn 2017 will normally be available again autumn 2018.

• Bachelor courses are normally called “Foundation”, “Intermediate” or “Third-year” courses,
Master’s level courses are called “Second degree level” and PhD courses are called “Doctoral
degree level”. Some variations of these names may occur.

• Are you eligible? Check if the course requires previous knowledge, the language of
instruction, study level, ect.

• You can choose courses at different faculties/institutes.

• If a course is project based it can normally be supervised in English, even though the
language of instruction is Norwegian.

• You are not guaranteed entry to the courses you select. It is the faculty/institute that have
the final say in whether you get admission to a course.
Changing your courses
If the course you list is not offered or you are not eligible for admission, you will get the opportunity
to pick new courses after arrival at NTNU. Also, if you change your mind about the courses you would
like to take; it is usually not a problem to change your courses after arrival.
Step 2 : Apply online and upload required documentation
Instructions for how to apply online through the application portal Søknadsweb.

1. Go to the application portal Søknadsweb.
2. Select language in the top right corner where it says “Norsk bokmål”.
3. Click on “International Applicant”.
4. Click on “Register new international applicant”.
5. Answer the questions. The answer to your question will in no way affect your application,
   assuming you are considered eligible to apply.
6. On the question regarding financing, please note that all students who are non-European
   citizens must have a way to finance their stay in order to receive a residence permit to
   Norway.
7. You have now reached the actual application form. Please register as an applicant using your
   full name as it is written in your passport, but note that you cannot use letters that are not in
   the English alphabet.
8. You will receive your password by e-mail.
9. Log on to Søknadsweb with your e-mail address and password, and fill in the application
   details.
10. Choose ‘Select’ under ‘Exchange student’. Please note that selecting ‘Early admission’ will not
    affect the processing time of your application.
11. In the ‘Extra information’ field please fill in the information below in the following order:
12. Home institution
13. Courses which you would like to apply to at NTNU. Fill in both the course code and
    the name of the course. Use course search to find courses. If you wish to do a thesis
    or project work, please indicate this.
14. Upload the documents listed in „required documents”.
    Please note that there is no “submit button” in Søknadsweb.
    Required documents:
    The following documents must be uploaded to Søknadsweb:
15. Official grade transcripts for all university studies (including grade transcript and
    diploma from bachelor degree studies)
16. Translation of grade transcripts if originally in another language than English
17. List of courses in progress
18. The personal identification page of your passport
19. Documentation of English proficiency, if required :
    There are no formal language requirements for exchange students from EU countries at
    NTNU, but we do expect that our incoming Erasmus students have a good command of the
    English language that enables them to communicate well at an academic level. The level of
    English proficiency should be at least B2, preferably C1, using the Common European
    Framework of Reference for Languages scale.
20. A short CV
21. Additional form for exchange students : https://www.ntnu.edu/studies/application-formexchange
    -Accommodation:
    1) Housing in Trondheim :
    In Trondheim, it is the Office of International Relations that is responsible for allocating student
    housing to international students. Do not book a room before you have received an email with a
    booking code from the Office of International Relations.
    Normally, all students are allocated student housing in the spring semester. In the autumn semester,
    some students will have to find private housing:
    • Exchange students from non-EU/non-EEA countries, who applied within the deadline
    (1 May/1 October), are guaranteed housing. Exchange students from EU/EEA are not
    guaranteed housing.
    Private housing:
    Students who are not allocated student housing at SiT will have to find private accommodation on
    their own. While finding a place to live can be a challenge at the start of the autumn
    semester, especially for students who want to live centrally, all students eventually find somewhere
    to live.
    Temporary housing :
    New students arriving in Trondheim in the autumn semester are guaranteed short term housing
    through “Roof Over Your Head”. This provides you with an opportunity to search for private housing
    after your arrival in Trondheim.
    You may also find temporary housing at Trondheim Hostel (all year) and Singsaker Summer
    Hostel (summer and early autumn).
    • Trondheim Hostel : http://www.trondheimvandrerhjem.no/en/home.html
    • Singsaker Summer Hostel : https://sommerhotell.singsaker.no/?welcome