Study in Trondheim

Study innovative solutions for the future, from renewable energy and green technology to sustainable engineering and industrial development. Trondheim has a long tradition of engineering education and is home to NTNU, known for its integrated five-year Master of Science in Engineering programmes and wide range of specializations across engineering and technology disciplines.

Explore one of the world's leading academic environments for marine technology, ocean engineering and ocean research. NTNU is ranked among the top universities globally in Marine/Ocean Engineering, and Trondheim is strengthening its position as an international hub for ocean innovation through the development of the Norwegian Ocean Technology Centre.

Develop skills in programming, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science and digital innovation in Norway's leading technology city. Trondheim's close collaboration between academia, research and industry creates opportunities to engage with real-world challenges and connect with technology companies, startups and entrepreneurs. The city is also home to SINTEF, one of Europe's largest independent research organizations, making Trondheim a unique environment for innovation and technology development.

Contribute to the future of healthcare through studies in medicine, public health, clinical research and health technology. Trondheim is home to world-leading neuroscience research at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience, where Nobel Prize-winning scientists May-Britt and Edvard Moser have transformed our understanding of how the brain navigates space.

Combine creativity and technical expertise to shape sustainable buildings, urban environments, products and user experiences. From the iconic Nidaros Cathedral and historic wooden neighbourhoods to modern approaches to sustainable urban development, Trondheim provides a unique setting for exploring architecture and design across past, present and future.

Gain a deeper understanding of the natural world through research-driven studies in the fundamental sciences. Students benefit from access to advanced research infrastructure and laboratories across a wide range of disciplines, including NTNU NanoLab, one of Norway's leading facilities for nanotechnology and materials research. Trondheim's interdisciplinary research environment also creates opportunities for collaboration across natural sciences, engineering, technology and health research.

Explore how children and young people learn, develop and thrive through studies in education, teaching and early childhood development. Trondheim is home to strong academic environments at both NTNU and DMMH, one of Norway's leading institutions for early childhood education and research, offering opportunities to study everything from teacher education and pedagogy to childhood development and learning.

Explore people, cultures and societies through studies in communication, history, languages, psychology, sociology and politics. With more than 40,000 students, Trondheim provides a vibrant and international environment for examining how people, communities and societies develop and change. The city's interdisciplinary academic environment also offers opportunities to explore how technology, sustainability and public policy shape modern societies from a Nordic perspective.

Build knowledge in business strategy, economics, leadership and entrepreneurship while exploring how ideas become successful products, services and organizations. Trondheim has a strong entrepreneurial culture and close connections between students, researchers, startups and industry, creating opportunities to engage with innovation in practice.

Develop your artistic skills and creative expression through studies in music, visual arts, performance and other creative disciplines. Trondheim is home to one of Norway's most influential jazz education environments and a wide range of festivals, ensembles and cultural venues that contribute to a thriving creative community.