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NTNU aims to create the basis for the development of knowledge and to create value – economic, cultural and social. We will make the best possible use of our main profile in science and technology, our academic breadth, and our interdisciplinary expertise to tackle the large and complex challenges faced by Norway and the world community. NTNU’s distinctive character as a university is a strength. Our objective is to be internationally outstanding. Our research and education are to be highly regarded in international academic evaluations. In selected areas, we aim to have academic environments that rank among the best in the world. NTNU is to be a sought-after collaborative partner for leading knowledge communities and enterprises nationally and internationally. We aim to offer an attractive range of education programmes that enrich students’ growth as humans and contribute to the development of democratic and responsible citizens. Our graduates will be in demand in the labour market because they have a relevant education of high quality. We will dare to tackle the most challenging questions in science and to seek innovative solutions. We will educate people who are able to meet the national and global challenges of tomorrow. We will value and encourage innovative teaching, research and artistic activities. Motivated employees and students are a prerequisite to enable NTNU to achieve its objectives. (Source: the university website)
Degree Courses Taught in English: YesThis University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.
None.
TOEFL or IELTS is required.
The above monthly living costs include rent which is approx €600 pm.
There are links and other details regarding accommodation on the University website:
Full time students don’t usually take on work whilst studying in Norway. The Norwegian Government requires foreign students to arrive in the country with enough funds to be able to support themselves throughout the full study period.
Proof of NOK 92.500 (data from the academic year 2012/13) is required per year per student, this equates to approx £11340 (rates change daily so please check). Please check the University website for more detailed information.
Please note all costings are in Norwegian krone and have been converted into euros, so please check the exchange rates.
Høgskoleringen 1, 7491 Trondheim, Norway
NTNU aims to create the basis for the development of knowledge and to create value – economic, cultural and social. We will make the best possible use of our main profile in science and technology, our academic breadth, and our interdisciplinary expertise to tackle the large and complex challenges faced by Norway and the world community. NTNU’s distinctive character as a university is a strength. Our objective is to be internationally outstanding. Our research and education are to be highly regarded in international academic evaluations. In selected areas, we aim to have academic environments that rank among the best in the world. NTNU is to be a sought-after collaborative partner for leading knowledge communities and enterprises nationally and internationally. We aim to offer an attractive range of education programmes that enrich students’ growth as humans and contribute to the development of democratic and responsible citizens. Our graduates will be in demand in the labour market because they have a relevant education of high quality. We will dare to tackle the most challenging questions in science and to seek innovative solutions. We will educate people who are able to meet the national and global challenges of tomorrow. We will value and encourage innovative teaching, research and artistic activities. Motivated employees and students are a prerequisite to enable NTNU to achieve its objectives. (Source: the university website)