Ntnu

NTNU, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, is a leading international institution with campuses in Trondheim, Gjøvik, and Ålesund. Established in its foundational form in 1760, it has grown into Norway’s largest university, currently hosting over 43,400 students and employing nearly 9,200 faculty and staff. NTNU offers a diverse range of 398 study programs, including master's degrees and PhD opportunities across various disciplines such as science, technology, humanities, social sciences, medicine, architectural design, and arts.

The university is renowned for its commitment to research and innovation, participating in 263 Horizon 2020 projects and hosting numerous national research centres. With a substantial annual budget of NOK 11 billion, NTNU is dedicated to fostering academic excellence and providing cutting-edge resources and infrastructure for students and researchers alike. As a hub of knowledge and innovation, NTNU not only educates future leaders but also drives advancements in various fields, supporting collaboration and development on a global scale.