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Bilateral Exchange Agreement

AHO has established bilateral agreements with several institutions outside the EU and EEA. These agreements allow students to participate in exchange programmes at universities in countries such as the USA, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, and many others around the world.

Overview of institutions with bilateral cooperation agreements:

Discover where you can go

What is a bilateral agreement?

A bilateral agreement is a mutual cooperation agreement between two educational institutions. It allows students to study at the partner institution without paying tuition fees, and ensures that the exchange is academically recognised as part of your degree at your home institution.

What do you gain?

Academically relevant exchange at recognised universities
Tuition-free study at the host institution
Financial support from Lånekassen, including travel grants and, if applicable, tuition support
International experience that enhances your CV and personal development

Note: For more information on specific agreements, please see the agreement page of the relevant institution.

Published Sep. 12, 2024 11:18 AM - Last modified Sep. 2, 2025 1:15 PM