Campus development
Campus development
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In the coming years, NTNU will carry out several major development projects. The buildings and areas of the future will provide better conditions for the core tasks; education and learning environment, research, artistic activity, innovation and dissemination.
Quality principlesArea concepts for NTNU Location of academic functions Principle plan Quality requirements for buildings and outdoors Decisions and documents Program for involvement
Unified campus
2015-2028
Over the next years, all of NTNU's academic environment in Trondheim will be gathered from scattered locations to one unified campus in the area around Gløshaugen.
Helgasetr
2015-2024
NTNU's health and social sciences and the Student Association's (Sit) sports and serving offers will be gathered under one roof on Øya.
The Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre
2015-2025
NTNU and SINTEF's new research center within ocean space will contribute to new knowledge, restructuring and innovation.
Center for Mental Health
2015-2029
NTNU's academic disciplines in mental health are brought together with St. Olav Hospital's professional environment and treatment options.
Vitenskapsmuseet
2018-
The museum will be modernized through new and rebuilt areas for dissemination and exhibition.
Gjøvik
A comprehensive campus plan will strengthen the campus and the interaction with city life.
Ålesund
The university will be developed through several projects.
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