Princess Norway Ingred Alexandra is moving to Sydney to the university

Princess Norway Ingred Alexandra is moving to Australia for her university studies, where she was registered in a degree at the University of Sydney.

The Norwegian royal family said that Alexandra, who is second in the throne of Norway, will join her classmates from August and will study “international relations and political economy.”

A university spokesman said that the 21 -year -old will study full -time and live in the establishment of a student on the campus.

The King of Norway Harald is the grandfather of Alexandra and her father is the crown prince.

“His Royal Highness is looking to devote itself to its studies in the coming years,” the royal family in Norway said in a statement.

The mother of the princess, Crown Prince Miti Marit, spent a year during her higher school studies at Wanjara Secondary School in Victoria.

Its vice president, Kirsten Andrews, said that Sydney University is looking to welcome the princess.

“We know how important the campus experience is and we hope that the princess will benefit from our beautiful causes, causes, clubs and societies, as well as our closeness to the best of Sydney,” Andrews said in a statement.

She was born in Oslo, the princess recently completed her military service, spending 15 months as a soldier and gun engineer.

She lists her CV on the royal family site protection and climate change as major interests.