Underpinned by science and technology, NTNU offers an extensive range of professional study programs. Its academic diversity encompasses humanities, social sciences, economics, and medical and health sciences. It also covers educational disciplines, architecture, entrepreneurship, arts, and creative pursuits. This robust academic spectrum ensures NTNU remains a leader in comprehensive learning and professional preparation.
History
Established in 1910, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) holds the distinction of being Norway's biggest educational institution presently. Its roots can be traced back to the 1767 Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters (DKNVS), reflecting a rich and long-standing tradition of learning and academic progress.
Education
The university delivers a variety of professional study programmes, complemented by a broad academic syllabus encompassing natural and social sciences, pedagogy, humanities, health and medical sciences, economic, financial and administrative fields, in addition to architecture and arts studies.
Research
NTNU highlights four pivotal areas for its research initiatives: Sustainability, Energy, Oceans and Health. The research is pursued through a multitude of projects, programmes and specialized centers, seamlessly integrated with NTNU's ongoing activities.
Career
As the student career service at NTNU, we provide a range of offerings. These include courses, lectures, and counselling targeted at enhancing study skills, exam preparation, understanding personal competencies, and job application techniques. Additionally, NTNU Career helps in forging effective partnerships with potential employers for thesis collaborations, internships, or job opportunities facilitated through our career portal, NTNU Bridge.
