Norwegian School of Economics

NHH features a stunning campus made up of cutting-edge structures that house top-notch educational facilities like smart classrooms, laboratories, and practise areas outfitted with cutting-edge technology and equipment. Students and teachers can use the extensive collection of printed and digital materials in the NHH library for studying, teaching, and research. In addition, the campus has a tonne of support and recreational amenities that allow students to unwind and partake in a variety of activities. Six departments at the university offer undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral academic programmes. Students have the option of enrolling in degree programmes in management, professional and intercultural communication, finance, economics, strategy, marketing, and accounting. In addition, it has one centre of excellence and 17 research centres. With around 3455 students and more than 400 employees from other nations, NHH is a diverse community of ethnicities and cultures. 17% of NHH’s entire student body is made up of overseas students. At NHH, there are 250 professors who are experts in their fields and have years of experience teaching. NHH offers students many study abroad possibilities through the Erasmus Program and welcomes 992 students to do the same. Additionally, the Students’ Association offers students a number of opportunities to expand their knowledge, pursue a variety of hobbies, and promote those interests at events and programmes. As a result of its graduates living in numerous countries throughout the world, NHH maintains a sizable alumni network. The alumni list comprises a number of well-known personalities honoured for their contributions in their different fields of profession as well as the names of top post holders in eminent organisations. Among the prominent graduates of NHH are economist and Nobel Prize winner Finn Erling Kydland, musician, author, and economist Jo Nesb, former CEO of Equinor Eldar Saetre, author Agnar Mykle, economist and politician Torstein Dahle, and politician Thorolf Rafto (Human Rights Activist and Academic).