Study environment

Information Security - Master's Programme

Study environment

The Master's programme is primarily organised as an on-campus programme, but certain subjects may be based on periodic gatherings, and for some modules, laboratory attendance is recommended.

The teaching focuses on individual learning but facilitates collaboration and active student participation, including through a virtual data laboratory.

Studiemiljø i Gjøvik

A Vibrant and Inclusive Student Community in Gjøvik

Image of the G Building at NTNU in Gjøvik, which houses the student service centre, shared canteen, library and bookshop.
Foto: Anders Gimmestad Gule / NTNU

At NTNU Gjøvik, you become part of a close-knit and active student community of over 4,000 students. The campus is known for its open and welcoming atmosphere, where it is easy to get to know both fellow students and academic staff.

Learning spaces are open 24 hours a day and are used for both academic work and social interaction. This creates strong cohesion and a positive study environment. Academic staff are easily accessible and located close to the teaching facilities.

At Campus Gjøvik, you will find modern lecture theatres, group study rooms and computer laboratories, as well as an international and multicultural student community.

78 students are admitted to the programme of study in Gjøvik.

Further information about student life in Gjøvik

Research at the Forefront

During your studies, you will have close contact with research environments through the Norwegian Centre for Cybersecurity in Critical Sectors (NorCICS). As a Centre for Research-based Innovation, NorCICS connects students with experts in areas including:

  • Integration of IT and operational technology (OT)
  • Human and organisational aspects of security
  • Data analytics and 5G for secure digital communication

You will collaborate with both industry partners and researchers working to make Norway one of the world’s most securely digitalised societies.

Student Life and Networking

Outside the lecture hall, you can engage in Login, the IT student association. Login organises academic and social activities throughout the year, including company presentations, career days and ethical hacking competitions.