Princess Ingrid Alexandra to Continue Her Studies at the University of Oslo

The Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Oslo welcomes Princess Ingrid Alexandra as a student

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway will begin studying International Relations and Political Economy this autumn at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Oslo as an exchange student from the University of Sydney. Following Crown Princess Mette-Marit's recent lung transplant, Princess Ingrid Alexandra has chosen to continue her studies at the University of Oslo in order to remain closer to her family.

The Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Oslo welcomes Princess Ingrid Alexandra as a student

The University of Oslo will hold an official welcome ceremony on August 10, 2026, the first day of the academic year. Princess Ingrid Alexandra will be welcomed by Rector Ragnhild Hennum, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences Anne Julie Semb, and President of the Student Parliament Anna Bergum Furset. Following the official welcome ceremony, she will continue her studies at the University of Oslo as a regular student.

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  1. Anonymous6/8/26 23:51

    She will be close to home and study in Oslo. So, we will see her more often at events. Always nice to have the children close. I wish her the best for her studies.
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    1. Anonymous8/8/26 12:19

      It is not because she can do her studies in her own country that she will have time to be more often at events. If the events fall in a period that she'll have to study for her exams, she will have no time to assist at all sorts of events.

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  2. The very best wishes to her, I hope her studies go well.

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  3. Anonymous7/8/26 08:37

    I hope she will have the chance that other young royals often have and use, later on: to study and live for a while in the anonymity of a different country.

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    1. Anonymous7/8/26 10:27

      Yes always good. She did get at least a semester in Sydney. I’m glad too that she can choose to be close to her mum in a significantly scary period health wise. I wish her all the best.

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    2. Rossella 🖤7/8/26 14:56

      Me lo auguro anch’io, non può perdere un’occasione così importante per la sua crescita.

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    3. Anonymous7/8/26 19:01

      Ingrid is still studying in Sydney. She's only gonna be an exchange student in Oslo one semester due to her mother's illness.

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  4. Je suis ravie qu’elle soit auprès de sa famille et de poursuivre ses études ; de plus, nous aurons l’occasion de la voir plus souvent !

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  5. Anonymous7/8/26 15:05

    Prudent choice given the family situation. No doubt she and her brother will be needed more in Norway, at least for now, given the ages of their grandparents and the health of their mother.
    -Royal Watcher

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    1. Anonymous7/8/26 19:02

      Sverre i is gonna study somewhere in Europe this fall. Where hasn't been announced yet.

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  6. Anonymous8/8/26 02:27

    Je trouve tout à fait normal qu’elle poursuive ses études å Oslo, spécialement dans la condition où se trouve sa mère. Josée.

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  7. P. the original8/8/26 13:14

    I am sure that Princess Ingrid Alexandra will do well in Oslo, too.
    No doubt her presence is requested at the Royal Palace to perform some upcoming public duties .
    What counts most , she must be of great confort to her mum under the circumstances.
    I sense she is a young lady of substance, kudos to her and to P.Sverre Magnus.

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