Marine Technology (MIMART)

Despite having less than 0.1% of the world's population, Norway is leading within marine science, technology and industry. NTNU holds a technical and scientific competence within marine technology that in comprehensiveness and quality is among the best in university environments in the world:

The degree programme Marine Technology offers two fields of study: marine construction and marine systems.

Marine constructions offers three areas of specialization:

• Marine Structural Engineering
• Marine Hydrodynamics
• Marine Cybernetics

Marine systems offers four areas of specialization:

• Operational Technology
• Marine Machinery
• Marine Systems Design
• Renewable Marine Resources

Here are the related 2-year international Marine Master programme

Courses

Course offerings can be found on the webpages for the Department of Marine Technology . One can also peruse NTNU's course offerings and descriptions, or search for particular courses, or all courses in a specific field, by using the menu to the right and choosing Studies > All Courses.

Study environment

The Department of Marine Technology is a leader within marine technology education and can offer a broad spectrum of experience that you will not find anywhere else. The marine environment in Norway is seen and heard abroad, and our research and development often create new standards. As one of our students you will meet highly reputable professionals who are involved in both research and education. Nowhere else in the world will you find laboratories equally modern and advanced as those at Marinteknisk Senter in Trondheim.

The marine technical programme is located alongside renowned research environments with long traditions. The large laboratories at the Marine Technology Centre provide unique opportunities for research. The Marine Technology Centre holds one of NTNU's three Centres of Excellence (Centre for Ship and Ocean Structures - CeSOS ). Additionally, maritime and marine research are one of NTNU's six priority areas.

Admissions

• International applicants — While this 2 year Advanced Engineering programme in Marine Technology the is practically identical to the 2 year International Master's in Marine Technology (*); the application procedures do differ. International applicants should utilize the particulars found on the pages for the International Master's Programme.

 

• Admission for engineers — Degree-seeking applicants for the 2 year Norwegian Master's Programme in Marine Technology (admission for engineers who have completed 3 years of study) — who meet the Norwegian language requirements — should apply through the university and colleges admission service (Samordnet opptak ).