The first Hydrogen Technology Master of Science
Starting in September 2023, a new Master of Science responds to the demand for over one million high-profile professionals with multidisciplinary knowledge in the hydrogen technology sector by 2030.
The US National Guard visits NTNU’s research centres
In February, 100 American soldiers comes to Trøndelag to carry out a two-week training and experience programme. A group of officers has also visited the research environments at NTNU.
53 refugees admitted at NTNU this semester
A total of 53 refugees have been admitted at NTNU in the spring semester through a separate admissions scheme. Of these, 47 come from Ukraine.
National Budget: “A budget we can live with”
Rector Anne Borg says preliminary calculations show NTNU will probably break even compared with last year’s budget. This is something NTNU can live with, in the situation now facing Norway and the world.
How can digitalization support the quest for a deep sustainability transformation?
The European research network “Digitalization for Sustainability – Science in Dialogue” (D4S) launches their report “Digital Reset”. The report presents specific policies that can redress the risks and support the opportunities of digital technologies.
Hyfer – a new festival for art, culture and science
NTNU has taken the initiative for a brand new festival for art, culture and science.
New strategy will ensure open access to new scientific articles
NTNU is introducing a new Rights Retention Strategy which ensures Open Access to all new scientific articles published by NTNU's researchers – from day one!
Matriculation on monday: The students live show
On Monday 15 August, thousands of new students will be matriculated at NTNU. Ahead of the official ceremonies, you can follow the countdown for the matriculation minute by minute in two live shows.
ERC grant for precision tissue biobanking
May-Britt Tessem, as the only Norwegian recipient, has received a €150 000 ERC Proof of Concept grant to standardize tissue sampling and to make the process cheaper, faster and less reliant on specialized personnel.
The importance of being able to shut the world out
Vilde Coward got involved in student politics after she lost friends in the terrorist attack on Utøya. Her advice for those who want to succeed in working life is: Get enough sleep.