University of Stavanger

There are various approaches to arrive at the University of Stavanger in Norway, including taking the bus, train, walking, or renting a motorcycle. The city has an efficient and most well public transportation system.

Traveling by bus:  On the web pages of the public transportation firm Kolumbus, you can schedule your bus travel. You receive a discount on your bus tickets if registered as a student. You must travel with your student ID if you purchase discounted tickets.

Traveling by bicycle: If you have a bike, you can utilize the roads or cycling lanes to travel to our campuses in Ullandhaug or Bjergsted. Nine hundred sixty bicycles can be parked on Ullandhaug, most of which are covered.

Traveling by car and Parking License: Parking on the university's campus is free; however, you must park properly to avoid fines. Please be aware that some parking slots are only available to people with special permits. A fine and towing at the owner's expense may ensue from parking or outside designated areas. Finding parking spaces can occasionally be challenging, particularly shortly after the start of the semester. Therefore, we urge all our students, faculty, and staff to avoid driving to activities and instead use the bus or bicycle.

• You can access student learning, wellness, and career services throughout your time at the University of Stavanger

• Academic and athletic excellence makes students eligible for various scholarships and work-study opportunities on campus.

• The College streamlines the process of preparing students for a bright future through its career services.

• The athletics and recreation department at the University of Stavanger offers a range of activities and facilities to keep students interested while enhancing their health and wellbeing.

• The Waterloo faculty also has a dedicated Masonry Center, Roofing Skill Training Center, and HRAC Training Center in addition to a full-service restaurant.

Since the University of Stavanger has a rich history; this is where culture and education collide. You may discover all of these things in the city, as well as museums (such as the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and the Archeological Museum), stunning sculptures, and art galleries (such as the Kunsthall Stavanger), music venues, and concert arenas (such as the DNB arena).

• Student life includes sports, nature excursions, and other leisure pursuits.

• The region is rich, from beaches to high mountains, and you can have fantastic experiences not far from the city. 

• The Student House was built in the heart of the UiS Ullandhaug campus in the fall of 2011. The structure serves as the hub for student activities on campus. The offices of many student organizations, the student chaplain, and the student-run pub are all located here.

• Organization for Student Welfare (SiS): Numerous services are provided to University of Stavanger students through the Student Welfare Organization (SiS) at Stavanger. 

• The largest sports center in the county of Rogaland is on the Ullandhaug campus.

• SiS Bok is the university bookshop where you may acquire books for your courses, study resources, and literature.

• The University of Stavanger has six student cafeterias, five on the Ullandhaug campus and one on the Bjergsted campus.

• SiS Kindergarten has space for 89 students aged 0 to 6 years. The kindergarten is conveniently located near the University of Stavanger's Ullandhaug campus.

University of Stavanger provides on-campus accommodation to all interested students. Further, you can check out the details on their official website and the details mentioned below: