MSc in Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety
- Study Environment
As a RAMS Master's degree student, you will be offered your own individual work-space in a new and modern building, access to modern facilities for seminars, lectures, and relaxation, as well as a modern computer lab. As one of maximum 30 students (from different countries and cultures), you will soon become acquainted with your fellow students.
Advantages
The Master's programme builds on many years of experience from industry-related projects and research. In an evaluation of all engineering programmes in Norway conducted by an international expert panel, the group responsible for this Master's programme (RAMS group) received excellent marks in all the categories evaluated:
- scientific quality andproductivity,
- relevance and impact, and
- strategy, organization andresearch cooperation.
Together with scientists from the research foundation SINTEF, this group represents the largest research organization in Europe within RAMS.
Some information about Norway
If you are anticipating a period of study in Norway, we think this background information worthwhile. These sources provide some insight concerning both the country and its people.
- Info about NTNU and life as a student in Trondheim
- Facts about Norway – what the figures say
- VisitNorway.com - information from accross Norway, including short films
- The “official” page for Trondheim, which features many photos
- Norway.no - General information about the public sector.
Why NTNU?
NTNU and the study environment
Academic calendar
(photo: Mentz Indergaard,NTNU Info )
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
