Startup accelerators and incubators in Oslo
- 5 organizations
- Oct 2026 last checked
Funding into Oslo startups reached $432 million in 2025, which Dealroom describes as nearly tenfold growth over five years. Dealroom's Oslo guide also puts the city's VC-backed startups at a combined enterprise value of $44.3 billion.
Dealroom counts 12 Oslo companies with a valuation or exit of $1 billion or more. Its data for the four quarters to mid-2026 show 61% of Oslo venture capital going into rounds of $15 to $100 million.
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Aleap
Runs a health and life-science startup incubator with hands-on guidance, expert resources, and early-stage investment through its venture arm.
- Run by
- Oslo Science Park (Forskningsparken)
HealthtechLife sciences
aleap.no Latest activity: Apr 2026 · Checked Oct 2026 -
BI Startup Village
University student-entrepreneurship program offering an incubator, a campus startup hub and the Venture Village mentoring track for BI founders in Oslo.
- Run by
- BI Norwegian Business School
All sectors
bi.no Latest activity: Oct 2025 · Checked Oct 2026 -
DNB NXT Accelerator
Three-month corporate accelerator for ambitious Norwegian tech companies seeking a partnership with DNB or Vipps alongside an investment from Startuplab.
- Run by
- DNB / Vipps, delivered with Startuplab
- Duration
- 3 months
- Funding
- 1-4 million NOK from Startuplab
- Founded
- 2017
FintechInsurtechProperty & constructionAIHealthtechClimate & energy
dnb.no Latest activity: Sep 2026 · Checked Oct 2026 -
Startuplab
Runs a three-month tech accelerator with upfront investment plus a longer incubator offering office space, network and community for early-stage startups.
- Duration
- 3 months
- Funding
- 2-4 MNOK upfront investment
All sectors
startuplab.no Latest activity: Sep 2026 · Checked Oct 2026
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Active in the last 18 months
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What gets listed
- Accelerator cohorts
- Incubation with coaching or lab access
- Startup studios
- University founder centers
- Public programs with an application process
What is left out
- Investment funds without a program
- Office or coworking space without a program
- Programs with no dated activity in 18 months
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