Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology

Departments

• Civil and Transport Engineering
• Energy and Process Engineering
• Engineering Design and Materials
• Geology and Mineral Resources Engineering
• Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering
• Marine Technology
• Petroleum Engineering and Applied Geophysics
• Production and Quality Engineering
• Product Design
• Structural Engineering

Other units

• INDECOL
  (Programme for Industrial ecology)
• CESOS
  (Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures)
• IO Center
  (Center for Integrated Operations in the Petroleum Industry)
• SIMLab
  (Structural Impact Laboratory)
• SAMCoT
  (Sustainable Arctic Marine and Coastal Technology)

The Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology offers students a choice of more than 30 engineering programmes. Both two and five year Master of Science programmes are offered, eleven of which are conducted entirely in English. In addition the faculty selects candidates to the doctoral programme through dedicated PhD positions tied to our research agenda and departments.

NTNU awards approximately 80% of all advanced engineering degrees in Norway and cooperates closely with industry to ensure that both our research and degree programmes contribute to sustainable development and innovation. 

This is NTNU's vision: "Knowledge for a Better World. NTNU – Internationally Excellent". The IVT Faculty will contribute to the realization of this vision by developing "Technology for Sustainability and Innovation".

THIS FACULTY IS HOST to: the Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures (CeSOS), and actively participates in the International Centre for Geohazards . Both of these centres have status as a research Centre of Excellence (CoE), and are devoted to long-term, basic research.

Two of NTNU's Centres for Research-based Innovation can be found under the faculty's umbrella. These are the:

• Center for Integrated Operations in the Petroleum Industry (IO Center), 
• Structural Impact Laboratory (SIMLab) , and
• Sustainable Arctic Marine and Coastal Technology (SAMCoT)

In addition, the faculty has a substantial number of ongoing research projects in a variety of disciplines. More about research.

Bits of news

• SAMCoT - The new SFI (Centre for Research-based Innovation) hosted by NTNU, was opened October 7th. SAMCoT, Sustainable Arctic Marine and Coastal Technology, will provide impact in offering solutions to the technical challenges associated with Arctic developments
• The Alfred M. Freudenthal Medal  from the American Society of Civil Engineers goes to  Arvid Næss (CeSOS, IMF).
• Quarterly newsletter for students
• Latest issue - Gemini Magazine, research news

See also: 

• Facebook: IVT-faculty
• Twitter: @IVTfakultetet

Photos - IVT and student activities (flickr)