Norwegian University of Science and Technology

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has students, lecturers, and researchers in the social sciences, health sciences, medicine, arts, and humanities despite its specialisation in engineering, technology, and natural sciences. Since its restructuring in 1760 to combine diverse institutions, museums, and academic organisations, it has grown to become the largest university in Norway, a country with only eight universities. The city of Trondheim is home to the two main campuses, Glshaugen for engineering and sciences and Dragvoll for humanities and social sciences. For marine technology, medicine, archaeology, music, and art, there are additional campuses. In order to create a new university with more campuses nearby, NTNU amalgamated with three university colleges in 2016. Students organise the International Student Festival in Trondheim with prominent speakers each year, and more than 30 master’s programmes are taught in English. There are 17 branches of the university library, which has 2 million books and thousands of electronic books and journals. In addition to 10 main faculties, the university also consists of a business school, the NTNU University Museum, and the university colleges. NTNU had around 85,000 applications to study in 2011, around four times the total student population across all disciplines and levels of study. Nearly half of all students are women.

Country

Norway

City

Trondheim

Public / Private

Public

QS world Ranking

352

National Rank

2

Approximate tuition fee cost

9000 Euro/Year

Cost of Living in that particular city

800 to 1400 Euro/Month

Programs offered

Programs Offered For Bachelor's

No Bachelor Programs Available in English

Programs offered For Master's

1. M.Sc. Biotechnology.
2. M.Sc. Chemistry.
3. M.Sc. Communication Technology.
4. M.Sc. Environmental Engineering.
5. M.Sc. Geoscience and Georesources.

Top Reasons To Study Here

1. The top pupils are drawn to the top educational institution, NTNU. In Norway and abroad, there is a high demand for our graduates. They have extensive knowledge in their fields, a strong interdisciplinary focus, and practical experience.
2. Every study programme offers knowledge of the scientific literature, critical analysis, and ethics. They are founded on a strong body of study in academic fields and educational proficiency. Our close communication with the public and private sectors is important for developing quality.
3. Access to lifelong education is made easier by new technology, which provides engaging and varied methods of instruction and evaluation. Research involves students, and there are connections between teaching, working practises, and research. We are consistently picking up new knowledge from the experiences, successes, and best practises of our centres and key study areas.
4. The NTNU faculty is knowledgeable and engaging. We create efficient processes that encourage quality through routine evaluation and monitoring. We are a driving force behind the sharing of educational resources and an active collaborator in both local and international settings.
5. We have a strong profile in applied research, and a broad-based platform for collaboration with the private and public sectors. SINTEF is a close partner, strengthening our national and international competitiveness.
6. The major goal of the library, which has 15 branch locations in Trondheim, Lesund, and Gjvik, is to aid in university research and instruction. Although all residents are welcome to borrow materials from the library’s collections, NTNU students and employees are our main users.
7. You can receive a completely financed scholarship, a partially funded scholarship, or awards to attend the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. The Norwegian University of Science and Technology provides undergraduate and graduate programmes in a range of subject areas.
8. The program’s goal is to give you a scientific foundation for dealing with issues related to sports and physical activity. Sports and physical activity’s social scientific component provides a professional competency geared toward research, education, dissemination, planning, and investigation work.

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