Financing and scholarships
NTNU offers all students, no matter their financial situation, a distinct advantage over many other universities in Europe and North America: there are no tuition fees here.
However, students do need to cover their living expenses, including housing, books, food and travel. What follows is a list of the main funding alternatives available to international students.
| Name/programme | Funding type | Eligibility | Amount/what is covered |
| Master's and PhDs | living expenses, travel/fieldwork costs, and family expenses | ||
| grant | Master's students | living expenses in Norway and travel | |
| grant | Master's and PhDs | varies depending upon the programme | |
| scholarships | Master's and PhDs | varies depending upon the programme | |
|
| determined by student
| All students
| must cover all living expenses in Norway with a minimum of NOK 90 800 per school year
|
Fees
NTNU does not charge tuition fees, even for international students. This is true of all Norwegian universities. Students may be required to pay a semester fee, but this typically amounts to less than 500 NOK per semester.
Office of International Relations
International House
Gløshaugen campus
O. S.. Bragstads plass 3
NO-7491 Trondheim, Norway
Telephone: +47 73595700
Fax: +47 73595210
Student contact email: international@adm.ntnu.no
Opening hours: 10 to 15 week days. Lunch time from 11.30-12.30.
From 1 May until 1 Sept. the office closes at 14:30
