For students and applicants

Current and prospective students should contact only the following e-mail addresses and are asked to refrain from emailing or calling individual staff members

Degree applicants: 
Questions about application, criteria and documents: admissions-master@sa.ntnu.no
Questions about visa, financing and immigration: immigration-QA@st.ntnu.no
Questions about joint degrees: joint-degree@st.ntnu.no
  
General requests for exchange students: exchange@st.ntnu.no 

Housing: housing@st.ntnu.no

For partners and NTNU employees:

Admission officers, exchange: Kari Enge | Lisbet Eikrem Vinje | Eirin Bakken | Cesilie Welle
 
Admission, master’s degrees and joint degrees: NTNU Admissions Office

Exchange coordinators: List of exchange coordinators (For English, click "This page in English on the top of the page)

Please note: This is only for exchange outbound from NTNU - for anything relating to exchange students coming to NTNU, please contact exchange@st.ntnu.no

NORHED II: Rita Kumar (Unit for International Relations) | Ingvild Heggstad (Research, Innovation and External Relations Division)

Erasmus+: Erasmus+ country coordinators and contacts

Staff mobility | Staff Week: Nina Westerlund Støen

Head of Office: Anja Linge Valberg

Communications and web: Per Kristian Røkkum Berget

General requests: international@alesund.ntnu.no

Outgoing student mobility: List of exchange coordinators (in Norwegian)

• Forum coordinator, the Office of International Relations: Nina Moxnes
• Faculty of Architecture and Design: Beate Helen S. Revis
• Faculty of Economics and Management: Thea Harnes André and Hege Barreth Jacobsen
• Faculty of Engineering: Andreas Noteng
• Faculty of Humanities: Gro Synnøve Johnsen
• Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering: Trude Buøy
• Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences: Jannicke Gjølme Eriksen and Siri Elisabeth Haug
• Faculty of Natural Sciences: Ragni Nergård
• Faculty of Social and Educational Science: Ane Maritdatter Alterhaug

International PhD candidates and researchers should contact NTNU International Research support (NIRS) or the relevant faculty or department. 

Note that most PhDs at NTNU are considered employees. The Office of International Relations will therefore, in most cases, not be able to provide any form of assistance. As a PhD candidate, you will need to contact the relevant faculty or NIRS if you have any questions.

If you wish to apply for a PhD, you will need to read the information online before contacting the relevant faculty or department. 

NTNU Alumni´s international chapters