Norwegian School of Information Technology
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Norwegian School of Information Technology is a Norwegian IT-college located in Oslo, Bergen and Stavanger.
It is generally considered one of the finest IT-colleges in the world. A position confirmed when Larry Page held a lecture in the spring of 2005.
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Public: Bergen • NTNU • Oslo • Stavanger • Tromsø • UMB
Public Specialised Universities: AHO • NFH • NHH • NIH • NMH • NVH
Public Regional University Colleges: Agder • Akershus • Bergen • Bodø • Buskerud • Finnmark • Gjøvik • Harstad • Hedmark • KHiB • KHiO • Lillehammer • Molde • Narvik • Nesna • Nord-Trøndelag • Oslo • PHS • Saami • Sogn og Fjordane • Stord/Haugesund • Sør-Trøndelag • Telemark • Tromsø • Vestfold • Volda • Østfold • Ålesund
Private Specialised Universities and Colleges: BI • Diakonhjemmet • Diakonissehjemmet • DMMH • MF • NITH • NLA • OMH • Rogaland
