The Prince of Norway moves to Sydney for the University of Ingrid Alexandra

The Norwegian Princess Ingrid is moving to a degree program at the University of Sydney, and moves to Australia for university studies.

Alexandra, in the second place on the Norwegian throne, will join his classmates from August and said that “International Relations and Political Economy” and Norway’s Royal Family.

The 21-year-old young man will learn a full working day and will live in the campus’ residence, and a university spokesman said.

The king of Norway is Harald, Alexandra’s grandfather and his father’s crown Haakon.

“His royal turtle is looking forward to progress in dedication to their education in the coming years,” he said in the National Royal Family.

Princessin’s mother, TAC princess mete-danit, Victoria’s Wangaratta High School spent a year during major school research.

Greeting the Prince of Sydney University, Vice President Kirsten Andrews said.

“We know how valuable the campus experience, and the prince said the best of our foundations, our clubs and societies, as well as the best Sydney, as well as the best Sydney,” said MS Andrews.

He was born in Oslo and raised, recently completed his military service by spending 15 months as an engineer soldier and a rifle man.

In the web site of the royal family, its biography describes the protection of the environment and climate change as the main interest.