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En person står med ryggen til kamera. Hun har på en gul vest der det står "Streikevakt Unio"
News

What does the strike mean for NTNU employees?

We will try to provide som answers to important questions employees may have about the strike.

Portrett av en mann
News

Tor Grande appointed as new rector at NTNU

Tor Grande (60) is offered the position of new rector at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) until 2029. He is a professor of material chemistry.

portrett av Marit Reitan
Studies and student life

The number of applicants to NTNU remains stable

A total of 23,888 applicants have chosen NTNU as their first choice for higher education. There has been a significant increase in applicants for technology-related programs.
This reaffirms NTNU’s position as the most attractive university in the country.

en stor gruppe mennesker står på trappene utenfor en stor murbygning.
Research

Celebration of 217 new doctors

Friday 8 March the stage was set for another solemn celebration of these new PhDs, on the same day as International Women’s Day.

et opplyst rom. folk sitter og ser fram mot en scene, der det står en kvinne med en kappe
Research

Celebration of 217 new doctors on 8 March

Since July 2023, 217 people have completed their doctoral degrees at NTNU, and on Friday 8 March the stage is set for another solemn celebration of these new PhDs, on the same day as International Women’s Day.

Bilde fra campus Ålesund
Organization news

No reports of damages at NTNU’s campuses

The preparedness that was put in place beforehand has now been lifted.

Bilde fra Campus Ålesund
Organization news

Campuses in Trondheim and Ålesund closed from Wednsday evening and until 8 am Thursday

Campuses in Ålesund and Trondheim will be closed for events between 7:00 p.m. Wednesday evening and 8:00 a.m. Thursday morning due to extreme weather. This is because the extreme weather “Ingunn” is expected to be at its most intense during this period.

Portrett av Bjørn Haugstad. Han står utenfor Hovedbygningen på Gløshaugen i Trondheim
Organization news

The extreme weather “Ingunn” will have consequences in Ålesund and Trondheim

The predicted extreme weather “Ingunn” will have consequences for students and employees in Trondheim and Ålesund. Classes in Ålesund will be closed on Wednesday. NTNU requests that everyone at the affected campuses exercise extra caution and follow the advice given.

Rektor Tor Grande på scenen.
Ytring

«We need to bring out the best in each other»

Rectors speech at NTNU’s leadership meeting.

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