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Norwegian and technology university
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1910 Norwegian Technical College (NTH)
1968 University of Trondheim (Unit) 1996 ntnu 2016 Current status |
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Public university |
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
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Knowledge for a better world |
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Dragvoll, Elgeseter, Gjøvik, Gløshaugen, Kalvskinnet, Lerkendal-Election Rinda, Moholt, Olavskvartalet, Rotvoll, Solsiden, Tunga, Tyholt, Øya, Ålesund |
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L’ Norwegian and technology university , better known under its Norwegian initials Ntnu (Norwegian Norwegian University of Science and Technology ), whose main administration is located in Trondheim, Norway, is a public university founded in 1996.
In addition, NTNU is the most prestigious Scandinavian institution providing training for naval engineering and naval architect. It is also, globally, a reference establishment in the maritime field, if not the first.
 Location of cities where the NTNU is present. |
The NTNU was born in 1996 from the grouping of six institutions:
- Norwegian Institute of Technology ( Norwegian Technical College , NTH),
- College of Sciences and Arts ( The general science college , Avh),
- Museum of natural history and archeology ( The Science Museum , VM),
- Medical School ( The Faculty of Medicine , DMF),
- Trondheim Academy of Fine Arts ( The Academy of Fine Arts in Trondheim ),
- Trondheim music conservatory ( The Music Conservatory in Trondheim ).
Before 1996, NTH, AVH, DMF and VM formed together the University of Trondheim (Unit), a low centralized structure.
In 2014, the government appealed to suggestions for the purpose of improving functioning and reducing costs related to higher education. In this context, the NTNU, the University Institute of Sør-Trøndelag ( Sør-Trøndelag University College , Hist), L’Astut Universitaire de Gjøvik ( Gjøvik University College , HIG) a L’Astut Universitaire de Ålesund ( Ålesund University College , Hiqu) offer their merger in 2015 which becomes effective from the . The whole retains the names and visual identity of the NTNU. HIG and Hiå become respectively NTNU à Gjøvik And Ntnu à Ålesund and the NTNU PRE-2016 and Hist become I am Nto to Trondheim . Reorganization continues in the following years.
La NTNU See Situe Sur Diver’s Campus à Travers Trondheim, Gjøvik et Ålesund [ 2 ] , the two main ones being Gløshaugen, for science and engineering, and Dragvoll, for the human sciences, both located in Trondheim. Among the other campuses are in particular Tyholt for sea technologies, Øya for medicine, and Solsiden in downtown Trondheim, where the Academy of Fine Arts is located.
The NTNU also manages the museum of natural history and archeology of Trondheim which presents to the public three areas of research: natural history, cultural history and archeology.
The Center for University Works of Trondheim (SIT) offers various catering and health services on each NTNU campus and also manages university residences allowing students to live near their place of study.
The NTNU offers more than 400 study programs, from doctoral license (PHD), including 40 Master taught in English.
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The NTNU is made up of 8 faculties and the university museum, forming a set of 56 departments [ 3 ] .
- Faculty of architecture and design
- Trondheim Academy of Fine Arts
- Department of Design
- Department of Architecture and Technology
- Department of Architecture and Planning
- Letter faculty
- Department of philosophy and studies of religions
- Department of Studies of History
- Department of Arts and Media Studies
- Music department
- Department of Languages and Literature
- Department of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies
- Faculty of information technology and electrical engineering
- General Science Department
- Computer Science department
- Electronic Systems Department
- Electric engineering department
- Department of ICT and Natural Sciences
- Information Security and Communication Technologies Department
- Department of Mathematics Sciences
- Cybernetic engineering department
- Engineering faculty
- Department of energy engineering and processes
- Sea Techniques Department
- Department of Geoscience and Petroleum
- Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Department of Engineering
- Mechanical and industrial engineering department
- Department of Maritime and Civil Engineering
- Department of Manufacture and Civil Engineering
- Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
- Gjøvik Health Science Department
- Department of Health Science Ålesund
- Kavli Institute for Neuroscience systems
- Cancer research department and molecular medicine
- Department of Medical Laboratory and Health of Child and Women
- Department of neuromedicine and movement science
- Mental health department
- Department of Public Health and Nursing Care
- Medical circulation and imaging department
- Faculty of Natural Sciences
- Biology department
- Department of Biological Science Ålesund
- Department of Biotechnology and Food Science
- Laboratory Biomedical Science Department
- Physics department
- Department of Chemistry
- Department of Industrial Chemistry
- Department of Science and Engineering of Materials
- Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences
- Department of Geography
- Pedagogy Department
- Department of Education and Continuous Training
- Department of Social Labor
- Department of Sociology and Political Science
- Department of Psychology
- Department of Social Anthropology
- Faculty of economics and management
- Ntnu business school
- International Trade Department
- Department of industrial economics and management techniques
- Economics department
- Museum of Natural History and Archeology of Trondheim
- Natural History Department
- Department of Archeology and Cultural History
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The NTNU has more than 120 research laboratories [ first ] And collaborates very closely with the Norwegian research organization Sintef. These main strategic research sectors are energy, health, the maritime sector and sustainable development [ 4 ] .
The NTNU also has two offices in Brussels [ 5 ] and tokyo [ 6 ] (In collaboration with the University of Bergen), to strengthen its participation in research projects of the European Research Council (for example Horizon 2020) and collaborations between Norwegian and Japanese universities, respectively. Ntnu is at the origin of The HUNT Study [ 7 ] , One of the most extensive epidemiological studies in the world. It brings together data out of more than 120,000 people since 1984, out of four successive waves.
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The city of Trondheim has a very important student population that marks the life of the city.
The best known among student organizations is Student Society in Trondheim , also known under the nickname “red and round house” according to the building which houses its premises. Student community Organize the most important cultural festival in Norway, UKA, and the Trondheim International Festival of Trondheim, a student international festival in Trondheim (ISFIT) every two years, both under the responsibility of students. The organization also has a cottage for students (studenterhytta) , outside the city near the hill of Gråkallen, as well as many small chalets (cabins) available to students who wish to spend a few days in contact with nature.
The Sports Club, NTNUI, brings together many members in various disciplines, the main ones being orientation, cross -country skiing and telemark.
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