Facilities

Your campus will be in the newly built office and teaching building Professor Mørch’s House, surrounded by laboratories and workshops in the Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre, co-located with the research institution SINTEF Ocean.

One of the facilities is the Ocean Basin Laboratory, which is used for studying basic and applied ship and offshore problems. The basin measures 50 x 80 metres with an adjustable bottom, enabling the water depth to be varied from 0 to 10 metres. There are also other hydrodynamic laboratories, structural testing and machinery laboratories available.

In addition, the centre offers excellent facilities specifically for use by students. Each student get their own desk, in rooms for eight to ten people. There is also a large marine technology library with work places.

High-Quality Education

A master’s degree in marine technology at NTNU is internationally recognized as a high-quality education. There is a strong international student community here, and you can cultivate a worldwide network during your studies.

Study environment

Marine Technology students are part of the student society Mannhullet, which have their own sailboat, motorboat, hiking group, football team, choir, and a lot more. 

NTNU has a lot of student organizations driven by and for students – some with technological development as their main purpose – Vortex, Njord Challenge, Revolve, Ascend, Orbit, to name a few.

Student in Trondheim

Trondheim is known for its great student environment and has been named Norway's best student city. 

Trondheim has over 210 000 inhabitants and 37 000 students who make their mark on the city. Whatever you like to do in your spare time, you will definitely find something to do in Trondheim.

You will study in Norway’s most welcoming and acclaimed student city, where you will enjoy an active campus life, community, and scenic surroundings.

Student life in Trondheim →