University of Bergen

The University of Bergen was founded in 1946, making it Norway¡¯s second oldest public university.

Today it employs 1,272 academic staff in six faculties serving 14,800 students, 59 per cent of whom are women while 11 per cent are international.

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Research is flourishing at Bergen, which houses four Norwegian Centres of Excellence, funded by 바카라사이트 Research Council of Norway, including 바카라사이트 Birkeland Centre for Space Science and 바카라사이트 Centre for Geobiology.

Bergen is Norway¡¯s largest marine university, and 바카라사이트 institution forms part of a marine cluster known as 바카라사이트 Hjort Centre, which conducts inter-disciplinary research into changes in marine ecosystems.

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The University Museum of Bergen has some of 바카라사이트 biggest collections relating to culture and natural history in Norway, including exhibitions about 바카라사이트 Viking age, a whale hall and an area devoted to Henrik Ibsen and 바카라사이트 time he spent as a stage director in Bergen.

The city itself sits on Norway¡¯s southwestern coast, and is surrounded by fjords and mountains, making it an appealing place in which to study. Culturally, it also has plenty to offer, with more than 60 concerts and festivals taking place each year, including 바카라사이트 Bergen International Film Festival.

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