Universitetet i Oslo

Food is the most important issue. Almost everything is imported, so it's very expensive, and what is not imported (potatoes and little more) is produced at the very high Norwegian wages, so it costs quite much all the same. Housing was less expensive than in my city, because there's a lot of space for students in Oslo. Nightlife was the same as at home (so pretty high!) but you have to consider that getting to the place is very expensive, since public transport costs a lot (about 60€/month for a monthly prepaid ticket, 90€ for non-students; single fare: about 2,60€).

SIM cards for mobile phones are pretty cheap.

Because Norway is incredibly expensive, so expensive it is quite unbelievable. The UK is quite expensive compared with most of Europe and certainly alot more than North America. In Norway many things are double the cost.

I spent less on food etc because everything was paid for with the scholarship, but in general life is much more expensive than anywhere else, so i did end up spending quite a lot of money

Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world just after Tokyo. Food is especially expensive there.

Brecause everything is miore expensive i Norway for tax purpose.