A Right Royal Crossover! Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway Will Join Infanta Sofia of Spain at Forward College in the Autumn
- On Monday, the Royal Palace announced 2026 academic plans for Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus, designating education as their primary responsibility while performing selected official duties when feasible.
- Prince Sverre Magnus will move to Lisbon, Portugal, to begin a bachelor's degree in Business Management at Forward College, with subsequent semesters in Paris and Berlin.
- Princess Ingrid Alexandra began an exchange semester at the University of Oslo on Monday, studying comparative politics and conflict resolution to remain closer to her family.
- The Prince's education at Forward College costs 20,600 euros and includes economics, statistics, and accounting; the Princess will balance academic work with selected official engagements for the Kongehuset.
- Historian Trond Norén Isaksen has suggested the Princess should assume more official duties, though the Palace maintains that studies will remain their primary focus for the foreseeable future.
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While Princess Ingrid Alexandra is studying in Oslo, Prince Sverre Magnus moves to Lisbon – a surprising step of the Norwegian royal family.
Princess makes fresh start at university after returning home to be with ill mother
Princess makes fresh start at university after returning home to be with ill mother . Princess Ingrid Alexandra began a fresh chapter today as she arrived at the University of Oslo for her first day as an exchange student
As the summer holidays are full, it will soon be time for the students to go back to school. And we now know where Sverre Magnus of Norway will be studying. It is the same prestigious institution where Sofia of Spain studies.
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway Begins Her Fall Semester at University of Oslo
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra is enrolling at the University of Oslo this fall, transferring from the University of Sydney as her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, recovers from a lung transplant.
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