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India Today
2 days ago
- Business
- India Today
Norway's princess takes break from royal duties to pursue college abroad
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is set to begin her university education in Australia. The 21-year-old royal will pursue a degree in social sciences at the University of Sydney starting this a notable step towards personal growth, Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra will pause her royal duties to pursue higher education full-time. The 21-year-old royal, second in line to the Norwegian throne, is set to begin a bachelor's degree in social sciences at the University of Sydney this August. Photo credit: AP advertisementAccording to an official statement from the Royal House of Norway, the Princess is eager to focus on her studies in the coming years. During her time in Australia, she will live in student accommodation on campus, immersing herself fully in university life. The University of Sydney has warmly welcomed her decision. Kirsten Andrews, Vice-President of the university, expressed enthusiasm, stating, 'We're thrilled that the Princess has chosen our institution and are confident she'll enjoy everything Sydney has to offer.'Born and raised in Oslo, Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and the granddaughter of King Harald V. She recently completed 15 months of military training, serving as an engineer soldier and her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, also spent time in Australia during her youth, attending Wangaratta High School in Victoria for a year.
NDTV
2 days ago
- Politics
- NDTV
Pics: Who Is Ingrid Alexandra, Norwegian Princess Who Moved To Australia
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, 21, is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit. She is second in line to the Norwegian throne after her father and is expected to become the next monarch. The 21-year-old Princess of Norway has now made a big move and relocated from her royal home to Australia for higher education. The Princess of Norway was born and raised in Oslo and recently completed 15 months of military service as an engineer soldier and rifleman. During her school days, her mother spent a year with her at Wangaratta High School in Victoria.
Sky News AU
3 days ago
- Politics
- Sky News AU
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra set to relocate to Australia
Digital Reporter Reilly Sullivan has discussed Princess Ingrid Alexandra's upcoming move to Sydney. The royal's decision to study at the University of Sydney has been described as both timely and strategic. On Monday, Norway's Royal Palace confirmed the young royal, who recently completed military service, will commence undergraduate studies at the University of Sydney. Ingrid, 21, is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette Marit and is second in line to the Norwegian throne behind her father.
NDTV
3 days ago
- Science
- NDTV
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra Pauses Royal Duties For Higher Education
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, second in line to the Norwegian throne, is set to begin her higher education journey in Australia. The 21-year-old royal will pursue a bachelor's degree in social sciences at the University of Sydney, starting in August. In a significant personal decision, the Princess will temporarily step back from her royal duties to focus on full-time studies. She is expected to reside in on-campus student housing during her time at the university. The Royal House of Norway shared that "Her Royal Highness looks forward to dedicating herself to her studies in the years to come." The University of Sydney expressed excitement over her decision. "We are delighted that the Princess has chosen the University of Sydney to further her education, and we're sure she'll love Sydney as much as we do," said Kirsten Andrews, the university's Vice-President. She added that the Princess will have access to a vibrant campus community and the best that the city has to offer. Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and the granddaughter of King Harald of Norway. She was born and raised in Oslo and recently completed 15 months of military service as an engineer soldier and rifleman. During her school days, the Princess's mother spent a year with her at Wangaratta High School in Victoria.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Who is Ingrid Alexandra, the Norwegian Princess who just moved to Australia?
Image credits: Getty Images The royals are one of the most followed people in the public eye. As soon as they step out of their palace or castle, each of their movements is recorded and written about in one article or another. Now, Ingrid Alexandra, the Princess of Norway has made a big move and relocated from her royal home to the land Down Under, Australia. Her move away from the kingdom is being questioned and reported by many. Who is the princess and is there a reason behind her relocation to Australia? Let's find out! Who is Princess Ingrid Alexandra ? Image credits: Getty Images Princess Ingrid Alexandra is a 21-year-old princess of the Kingdom of Norway. She is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit. Born on January 21, 2004, Ingrid is second in the line of succession to the Norwegian throne after her father, as she is his eldest child. Her mother has a son elder to the princess, Marius Borg Høiby, whom she had before her marriage to the crown prince. She recently completed her compulsory military service with the Engineer Battalion in Brigade Nord where she served as a gunner aboard an armoured fighting vehicle. Additionally, she is an avid sports fan and a junior surfing champion who also loves skiing and kickboxing. Her biography on the family's website reveals environmental protection and climate change as her key interests. Why is Princess Ingrid Alexandra moving to Australia? Image credits: Getty Images According to the royal household of Norway, Princess Ingrid Alexandra is moving to Australia for her university studies. The 21-year-old royal who is second-in-line to the throne has enrolled at the University of Sydney. She will be joining her classmates in August to study "international relations and political economy", said the royal household. Also, as per a university spokesperson, she will be studying full-time at the university and living in a student residence on campus. "Her Royal Highness looks forward to dedicating herself to her studies in the years to come," said the royal household in a statement. Kirsten Andrews, the vice president of the university said the university is looking forward to welcoming the princess. "We know how valuable the campus experience is and we hope the Princess makes the most of our beautiful grounds and surrounds, clubs and societies, as well as our proximity to the best Sydney has to offer," said Andrews. After completing her academic endeavours and joining back her royal responsibilities, Princess Ingrid could someday be the Queen of Norway!
