{"name":"University of Oslo","slug":"university-of-oslo-10ca55e3","url":"https://collegestat.britexstudy-15d.workers.dev/university/university-of-oslo-10ca55e3","country":"Norway","country_code":"NO","city":"Oslo","type":"Public","founded":1811,"website":"http://www.uio.no/","summary":"The University of Oslo was founded in 1811 as the Royal Frederick University, named after King Frederick VI of Denmark-Norway, and started teaching in 1813. It was Norway's only university for more than a century and took the name University of Oslo in 1939. Most of its activity is now on the Blindern campus in Oslo.","key_facts":[{"id":"rank","value":"=131","detail":"QS 2027","source":"https://insights.qs.com/hubfs/Rankings%20Excel%20Reports/2027%20QS%20World%20University%20Rankings%201.1%20%28For%20qs.com%29.xlsx"}],"sources":[{"label":"rank","url":"https://insights.qs.com/hubfs/Rankings%20Excel%20Reports/2027%20QS%20World%20University%20Rankings%201.1%20%28For%20qs.com%29.xlsx"},{"label":"Official website","url":"http://www.uio.no/"},{"label":"Reference","url":"https://ror.org/01xtthb56"},{"label":"27,400 students in 2025; committed to education since 1811","url":"https://www.uio.no/english/about/facts/"},{"label":"Cross-check: Royal Frederick University, 1939 rename","url":"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Oslo"}],"note":"Figures are as reported by the linked sources; confirm requirements with the university before applying."}