Crown Princess of Norway returns to Sydney for university
Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra returns to Sydney University in February after a family health crisis.
The heir to the Norwegian throne left Sydney mid-year. Her mother Queen Mette-Marit recovered from a lung transplant.
Her grandfather King Harald V's health declined. Ingrid Alexandra spent the autumn semester studying in Oslo.
Now she plans to resume her degree at the University of Sydney starting next February. Ingrid Alexandra became heir apparent in August following Harald's death.
Her mother has dealt with a lung disease called pulmonary fibrosis since 2018.
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Why it mattersA major international student returning to an Australian university signals confidence in both her recovery and in Australian education.
AustraliaA European royal studying at the University of Sydney highlights Australia as a destination for international students, including those from prominent families.
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