Studies & Admission
Study at two Nordic universities
The application deadline for Joint Nordic Master’s Programmes: 15. january 2016
Find your Master's degree programme
Application deadline for NordMaG Master’s programmes: 15. April
Research
NTNU's research communities
Science and technology, the social sciences, teacher education, the arts and humanities, medicine, architecture and fine art.
NTNU's strategic research areas
Hosted by NTNU
- Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience
- Four centres of excellence
- Six centres for research-based innovation, Two centres for eco-friendly energy
- Two K.G. Jebsen Centres
Work at NTNU
Founded more than 1,000 years ago, Trondheim is big enough to host a full range of cultural offerings, yet small enough to offer family-friendly and safe surroundings. Work and live in Trondheim.
NTNU offers cutting-edge research opportunities and a welcoming work environment.
Doctoral Awards Ceremony 2015
Doctoral Awards Ceremony was held at NTNU 13 November 2015 for PhDs who have completed their degrees between 1 January and 30 June 2015.
Events and deadlines
On 1 January 2016, NTNU will merge with the University Colleges of Ålesund, Gjøvik and Sør-Trøndelag. The merger will give us more comprehensive educational offerings and larger research environments. Together, our four institutions will create Norway’s most exciting, innovative and largest university.
23,000 students
60 international master's programmes
90% employed within 4 months
367 doctoral dissertations in 2014
Moser and Moser about their research (video from 2011)
NTNU neuroscientists May-Britt and Edvard Moser won the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their pioneering work in the field of brain research. For research-related videos, go to Gemini Research News on YouTube.
Winter in Trondheim (video from 2014)
Curious about how much winter there is in Trondheim? Watch the video above. For course-related videos, presentations and glimpses from university life, check out NTNU Open video and NTNU on YouTube
