International Researcher Support

Whether you've just started in a permanent position or areInfohuset a visiting researcher here for just a few months or a year, we're here to help with all the practical details of moving to NTNU.

Your first stop should be your faculty or department, where your contact person should be able to help you answer many of the small detailed questions that always crop up when you move. 


Latest Internal News

Exams expected to proceed according to schedule in spite of strike
(24.05.2012) Exams at NTNU are expected to go according to schedule in spite of an employee strike that began on Thursday morning. The university's Studies Division advises all students to plan on taking their exams as scheduled and should show up at their examination locations on the dates and times that have been previously published.

New procedure for residency permits announced
(09.05.2012) The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration has changed the procedure by which non-Norwegians who are not residents of an EU / EEA / EFTA country are given proof of a valid residency permit. Beginning on 20 May, you will no longer be given a sticker in your passport that indicates you have a work and residency permit for Norway
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International Researcher Support

Contact us
O. Bragstadsplass 1Infohuset
Gløshaugen
Info.huset
staff.international@adm.ntnu.no

HR Excellence in Research

HR Execllence in ResearchIn 2008, NTNU was among the first universities in Europe to sign the "European Charter for Researchers" (Charter) and the "European Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers" (Code). In recognition of this, the EU Commission  gave NTNU the right to use the "HR Excellence in Research" logo (above) because of the university's commitment to the aims and working methods promoted in the Charter and Code.

Spring 2012 programmes

Learn about Norwegian culture, or come join staff and other international researchers at a monthly get-together -- all sponsored by NTNU's International Researcher Support. Click on the links below to download a programme or register for a course.

Learn Norwegian

Want to get a jump start on learning Norwegian? NTNU's Department of Language and Communication Studies has developed Norwegian on the Web (NoW), an Internet-based all-in-one beginner Norwegian course.
Try it Norwegian on the Web

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For researchers on the move in Europe