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Electronic Systems Design

MASTER'S DEGREE PROGRAMME, 2 YEARS

Electronic Systems Design

– Study environment

Study environment

Studying in "Koopen" (image) -Photo: Geir Mogen

Study Environment

Study environment

As an Electronic Systems Design student, you will meet highly skilled supervisors in a wide range of fields, and have access to several modern labs depending on your specialization.

The programme options runs in conjunction with the last two years of the 5-year study program “Electronic Systems Design and Innovation”, so you will also be a part of a much larger student environment.

Student life

Trondheim is well known as a top location for students and academics, and the city is regularly rated as the best student town in Norway. Out of the total population of 190 000, 36 000 are university students who leave their mark on the city. Whether you want vibrant city life or a lighted ski trail – Trondheim has it all!

Studentersamfundet

You may have already heard of the round red building Studentersamfundet (or just Samfundet)? Samfundet regularly host concerts and various cultural events, and have countless bars, a café and a restaurant. The Society Meetings are perhaps their most famous events. These meetings serve as a place for debating politics and current events, and but also for entertainment and fun. Samfundet also has three of Trondheim’s best music venues.

Sport and fitness

As a student at NTNU, you also have the opportunity to become part of Norway’s largest sports association NTNUI, which offer more than 70 different sports. Everything from football and volleyball to swimming, dancing, climbing and even Quidditch.

Sct. Omega Broderskab

The academic and social student organization for Electronic Systems Design is Sct. Omega Broderskab (or just Omega). They arrange both social and professional activities.


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