MSc in Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety
- About the programme
Can we accept that a small flaw can cause a car's brakes to fail? Can we deter those dangers to both people and the environment that are inherent in the complex products and systems surrounding us?
The objective of this Master's programme is to provide knowledge and skills to enable students in the development and operation of safe, reliable and easily maintainable systems. You will learn how products and systems can be used safely, and how technical faults can be avoided. Furthermore, you will learn how to plan and cost-effectively perform maintenance. The language of instruction is English.
This programme is unique in Scandinavia and builds on long experience from industry projects, teaching and research. The study is suited for people who like to identify and solve problems, have analytical skills, can work structured and systematically, and enjoy both theoretical and practical problems.
The study environment
NTNU and SINTEF together constitute the largest academic environment in Europe within safety, reliability and maintenance, and has established the ROSS Gemini Centre. Read more about the study environment.
Why study RAMS?
Product and system complexity is increasing. Many technical products and systems are combinations of software, electronics and mechanical components. Also, the interactions between technical systems and the economical / social systems of our global society are becoming tighter and more inter-dependent. More on Why study RAMS?.
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FACTS:
Level / Degree type:
International Master's (MSc) - 2 yr.
Language of instruction:
English
Programme code:
MSRAMS
Number of students admitted:
10
Host Faculty:
Engineering Science and Technology
Host department
Production and Quality Engineering
International Master's programmes – admission for Autumn 2012
Preliminary application forms will be available in October, 2011. Note that admissions procedures vary depending upon your educational background:
- The deadline for submission of the preliminary application is December 1, 2011 for applicants with an educational background from outside the Nordic countries. Admission procedures
- For applicants with a Norwegian / Nordic degree, please refer to these alternative admission procedures.
