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NTNU Oceans is one of NTNU’s 4 Strategic Research Areas, with a strong interdisciplinary organizational focus and activities across faculties and campuses. NTNU Oceans is committed to supporting practical experiences for students and young researchers to promote the next generation of Ocean Science and Literacy at NTNU.

Internships

NTNU Oceans Internship Programme

Students following a practical course at any faculty/department at NTNU can apply for an internship at NTNU Oceans.

As an Intern you will be able to:

Experience NTNU from a different perspective
Gain access to a unique and exclusive environment
Work in a truly interdisciplinary setting
Put your knowledge to work for a better world while acquiring invaluable experience

For information regarding possible NTNU Oceans Internships in 2021 please contact: mariaazucena.gutierrez@ntnu.no; jennifer.baumann@ntnu.no

NTNU Oceans Internship Programme

HiP & NTNU Oceans 2021

Humanister i Praksis, in collaboration with NTNU Oceans has gathered a pull of local institutions/companies, with interest in Ocean topics, where master students from the Humanities Faculty will be able attend an intensive internship period in 2021.

The list of partners for HiP Oceans 2021:

Blått kompetansesenter; Ducky; Eider Mausund feltstasjon; Ocean Autonomy Cluster; Renewable Energy Cluster (RENERGY); Ringve botaniske hage; Ringve Musikkmuseum; Rockheim; Trondheim commune; Trøndelag fylkeskommune; NTNU University Museum – See Salmon Exhibition.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION: October 1st 2020 - https://www.ntnu.no/hip/opptak

For information on the program, please see the following presentation LINK

For more information please contact: mariaazucena.gutierrez@ntnu.no

EiT

EiT & NTNU Oceans 2021

In collaboration with Expert in Teams, NTNU Oceans has joined efforts with different faculties at NTNU to define four Villages with interdisciplinary ocean topics.

Kunnskap om sårbare og lovende hav (Faculty of Humanities, Institutt for historiske og klassiske studier).
Village supervisor : Thomas Brandt thomas.brandt@ntnu.no

Ocean Justice (Faculty of Architecture and Design, KiT)
Village supervisor: Nabil Ahmed nabil.ahmed@ntnu.no

Arktis: Utnyttelse av Arktisk ressurser og utvikling av Arktisk infrastruktur. Hvorfor? (eller hvorfor ikke?), Hva? Og Hvordan (Faculty of Engineering, Institutt for bygg- og miljøteknikk) Village supervisor: Knut Vilhelm Høyland knut.hoyland@ntnu.no