About NTNU University Museum
About the NTNU University Museum
The NTNU University Museum is a Natural and Cultural History museum located at Kalvskinnet in Trondheim. Ringve botanical garden is a part of the museum.
The Museum includes the Department of Natural History, the Department of Archaeology and Cultural History and The National Laboratory for Age Determination. Our scientific collections, long-term series and material from archaeological excavation are often the starting point for research. The NTNU University Museum is responsible for cultural heritage management in Central Norway. This involves archaeological investigations, conservation and preservation of objects.
Museum director
Contact
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Camilla Bruce
Communications coordinator -
Tove Eivindsen
Head of Exhibitions and Public outreach -
Frid Kvalpskarmo Hansen
Press contact -
Ingrid Ertshus Mathisen
Head of Department of Natural History -
Bernt Rundberget
Head of Department of Archaeology and Cultural History -
Arve Sletten
Deputy Director General
Our mission
The NTNU University Museum will develop and share knowledge about nature, culture and science as the basis for sustainable development. The Museum will safeguard and manage its scientific collections and capitalize on them through research, public outreach and education.