Posted on November 09 2022
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The government of Norway allocated a fund of NOK 50 million to 17 universities so that traveling expenses of students doing internships can be covered. Most of the funds will be received by the universities listed below:
The allocated funds have already been announced in the 2022 revised national budget. The allocation of funds has been done to increase the internship for social studies and health.
According to the Ministry of education, “17 state and private universities will receive the funds.” Previously, the government allocated 300 places in nursing and specialist nursing education. Now universities and colleges are asked to provide 200 more places under this category.
Ola Borten, the education minister of Norway, stated that more places are needed to provide internship so that Norway can be made a country of practice.
The minister also said that educational institutions will be directly supported so that students residing far from the campus can get their internships easily. Approximately, 3,500 students will be supported through this fund at present.
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