University is a great time to learn from people who have already faced some of the first important career decisions. Here you will find mentoring programs for students and graduates that support skills development, career planning, exploration of different industries, and the building of early professional relationships.
A student-focused mentoring program that helps you turn theory into practice through professional support, early responsibility and an inclusive work environment at BDO.
Who is it for? Students and recent graduates who want to develop professional and practical skills.
UiT’s BFE faculty has used peer mentors for first-year bachelor cohorts since 2017.
Who is it for? First-year students at UiT’s Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics
A peer-led guidance scheme at BI supporting students’ academic development, social integration and study progression.
Who is it for? New and continuing BI students; experienced BI students as peer mentors.
Hauge School of Management has more than a decade of experience with student mentoring.
Who is it for? Students at Hauge School of Management / NLA University College
MENTO is a two-way mentoring programme connecting young people and students from Gamle Oslo with experienced leaders in Bjørvika.
Who is it for? Students and young people in Gamle Oslo together with experienced leaders in Bjørvika
NMBU is piloting a mentoring scheme for neurodivergent students in the 2026/27 academic year.
Who is it for? NMBU students with neurodivergence, for example ADHD, ADD or autism
A guide with templates and practical advice for establishing, running and evaluating student mentoring schemes at OsloMet.
Who is it for? Staff planning and running mentoring schemes
Mentoring scheme for students receiving education funded by NAV who need practical assistance or help structuring their study routine.
Who is it for? Students aged 22+ receiving education funded by NAV
Mentorordningen at the University of Bergen pairs new students with experienced fellow students in small groups to ease the transition to university life through social support, academic guidance and practical information.
Who is it for? New students at the University of Bergen
The medical-student mentoring scheme is run by the Norwegian College of General Practice and the Norwegian Medical Students’ Association.
Who is it for? Medical students in Norway and Norwegian medical students abroad
The Norwegian Veterinary Association runs a national mentoring scheme designed to help students and newly qualified or less-experienced veterinarians enter production-animal practice with professional, practical and collegial support.
Who is it for? Veterinary students, newly qualified and less-experienced veterinarians entering production-animal practice
The mentoring scheme at the Faculty of Psychology pairs new students with experienced peers in small groups to support a safer academic and social transition to university.
Who is it for? New psychology students at the University of Bergen (UiB)
Mentorprogrammet provides young leaders in student sport with personal development, professional input and networking through a mentoring scheme, gatherings and international leadership practice.
Who is it for? Young leaders and elected representatives in student sports
A mentor program that pairs master's students at the Business School with leaders from Norwegian industry for career and personal development through one-to-one mentoring and joint seminars.
Who is it for? Master's students at HHN who are proficient in Norwegian (spoken and written).
Six-month mentorship program pairing NHH master's students with experienced alumni for career guidance, networking, and personal development.
Who is it for? Master's students at NHH
The OXLO 2026/27 mentoring scheme matches a small number of final-year master’s students with mentors across the City of Oslo.
Who is it for? Final-year master’s students seeking insight into the City of Oslo
A UiT mentor program pairing bachelor and master students with mentors from the private and public sectors in Northern Norway to provide workplace insight and networking opportunities.
Who is it for? Bachelor and master's students at the School of Business (UiT)
YATA Norway and the Norwegian Atlantic Committee launched a joint mentoring programme in autumn 2026 for young people interested in foreign, security and defence policy.
Who is it for? Young talent interested in foreign, security and defence policy