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Why a unified campus?

Why a unified campus?

NTNU's unified campus will facilitate NTNU's ability to conduct future-oriented research, education and innovation activities with good academic and social qualities.

The projects social mission

"NTNU is an attractive educational and research institution that fulfills its social mission at a highly recognized international level. NTNU has a robust and flexible physical infrastructure that strengthens interdisciplinarity and provides good conditions for extracting synergies."

A unified campus will give NTNU the opportunity to:

  • Bring together our humanities and social sciences with the technology subjects, central and visible on the Gløshaugen plateau. 
  • Strengthen the student´s education, and facilitate interdisciplinarity from the start of the course of study, by developing a varied and concentrated learning area in the central axis of the Gløshaugen plateau. 
  • Create a powerhouse for our performing, creative subjects; art, architecture, music and design – where the university and the city meet, between Studentersamfundet and Hovedbygningen. 
  • Further develop a cluster for innovation in the axis between the technology and HumSam communities on the Gløshaug plateau and our economic and management expertise down along Elgeseter gate.  
  • Strengthen the main building (Hovedbygningen) and the surrounding area as the heart of our campus in Trondheim – both symbolically and in practice – through architectural measures and prioritization of which university functions should be prioritized in this area. 
  • Strengthen already established academic clusters in science, engineering and computer science and electrical engineering by bringing together the academic communities that move as a result of the unified campus. 

NTNU's unified campus is an important driver in NTNU's campus development, as the investment gives a major boost i efforts to facilitate NTNU's infrastructure for future-oriented research, education and innovation activities.

The projects effect goals

The projects effect goals

NTNU's unified campus will provide more of: 

  • NTNU conducts future-oriented educational, innovation and research activities with good academic and social qualities. 
  • NTNU promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and synergies.
  • NTNU has an efficient and sustainable campus.
  • NTNU is open and inviting to the surroundings, and offers high-class dissemination. 
The performance goals are based on effect and societal goals.

Read more

Read more

Press release from the Ministry of Education and Research on the decided concept for NTNU's unified campus: 

January 19, 2018: The way forward for campus NTNU.

(in Norwegian)


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