The Brew-Hammond Energy Centre at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), in collaboration with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) and Norway-Ghana Alumni has held an insightful session on postgraduate study opportunities in Norway.

The event, held on April 2, 2025, provided students with vital information on academic prospects, scholarships, and research collaborations at NMBU. The session brought together faculty members, students, and alumni to explore the benefits of pursuing further education in Norway.

The Director of the Brew-Hammond Energy Centre, Professor David Ato Quansah, emphasized that the session aimed to educate students on available opportunities for further studies and provide essential guidance. He encouraged attendees to take full advantage of the event to gain valuable knowledge for future academic pursuits.

Professor Sam Adaramola from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU) delivered an in-depth presentation on graduate study opportunities in Norway. He outlined various postgraduate programs available to international students, emphasizing fields in science, technology, and sustainability.

He provided a step-by-step guide on the application process, detailing the requirements, eligibility criteria, and important deadlines. He also took attendees through available scholarship and sponsorship opportunities, explaining how students can secure financial aid to support their studies.

Professor Adaramola shed light on the overall experience of studying in Norway, discussing research collaborations, industry partnerships, and the quality of education at NMBU. He highlighted Norway’s commitment to fostering a diverse learning environment, which allows international students to thrive both academically and professionally.