University of Bergen. The only fee to be paid at the University of Bergen is the semester fee to the Student Welfare Organisation (SiB), currently NOK 480. The University of Bergen is a public institution and therefore does not charge tuition fees. This applies both to Norwegian and international students.aster level courses: NOK 11 360 per course (6 ECTS). When students take the full semester workload of 30 ECTS, the tuition fee is equal to the maximum charge of NOK 39 950. The BI Norwegian Business School offers a number of summer programme scholarships.
Incorporating whole grains and fiber into your diet may help your nerves stay as calm and cool as a cucumber. Eating complex carbohydrates --those with whole grains and fiber -- such as brown rice, sweet potatoes and whole wheat pastas, for example, prevent your blood sugar levels from spiking and later plunging.
Studies have shown that some foods, like turkey, whole grain breads, and sugary snacks, have definite effects on the brain, raising and lowering mood-altering chemicals. Not only does your food affect your mood, your mood affects the food you'll choose, Taub-Dix said.