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28 May 2025
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra is moving to Australia for university. She will study at the University of Sydney.
Alexandra is second in line to be Norway’s queen. She will start her course in August. Her study is about international relations and political economy.
She is 21 years old. She will study full-time. She will live in a dorm on campus, a university spokesperson said.
King Harald of Norway is her grandfather. Her father is Crown Prince Haakon.
The royal family said the princess looks forward to her studies.
Her mother, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, spent one year at a high school in Victoria, Australia.
The University of Sydney is happy to welcome her. Kirsten Andrews, the vice-president, said they hope she enjoys the campus, clubs, and Sydney city.
Princess Ingrid was born and raised in Oslo. She finished her military service recently. She worked as an engineer soldier and rifleman for 15 months.
Her royal bio says she cares about protecting the environment and fighting climate change.
