Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra moves to Sydney for university

Norwegian princess moves to Australia for university

Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the daughter of Norway's Crown Prince Haakon

Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra is moving to Australia for her university studies, enrolling in a degree programme at the University of Sydney.

Alexandra, who is second in line to Norway's throne, will join her classmates from August and will study "international relations and political economy," Norway's royal household said.

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

Norway's King Harald is Alexandra's grandfather and her father is Crown Prince Haakon.

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