Norway Princess Ingrid Alexandra moved to Sydney for a university

Norway Princess Ingrid Alexandra moved to Australia for her university research, enrolling in the University of Sydney.

Alexandra, who is second in the throne of Norway, will join her classmates from August and will study “International Relations and Political Economy,” said the royal household in Norway.

The 21-year-old will study full-time and live in a campus student residence, a university spokesman said.

King of Norway Harald is Alexandra’s grandfather and her father is a heir to Haacon.

“Her royal highness is looking forward to devoting herself to her studies in the coming years,” said a statement by the royal household in Norway.

The princess’s mother, the crown Princess Met-Marit, spent a year during her senior school research at Vangarata High School in Victoria.

The University of Sydney is looking forward to welcoming the princess, said its deputy chairman Kirsten Andrews.

“We know how valuable the campus experience is and we hope that the princess can make the most of our beautiful grounds and circumvention, clubs and societies, as well as our closeness to the best that Sydney can offer,” says G -Andrew in a statement.

Born and grew up in Oslo, the princess recently completed her military service, spending 15 months as an engineer soldier and shooter.

Her biography of the royal family’s website lists environmental protection and climate change as key interests.