Norwegian princess moves to Australia for university
Summary
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is moving to Australia to attend the University of Sydney. She will study international relations and political economy and live on campus as a full-time student.Key Facts
- Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and is second in line to the Norwegian throne.
- She will start her university studies in August at the University of Sydney.
- Her chosen fields of study are international relations and political economy.
- Ingrid Alexandra will live in a student residence on the university campus.
- She has completed 15 months of military service, where she served as an engineer soldier and rifleman.
- The princess's interests include environmental protection and climate change.
- Her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, also spent a year in Australia during her high school education.
- The University of Sydney anticipates her joining and is eager to provide a rich campus experience.
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