Your destination
Trondheim, Norway
Mandatory university cost / year
€100
Degree levels
Bachelor, Master, PhD
English-taught offering
Master, PhD

University overview

Engineering Computer Science Natural Sciences Architecture Medicine Marine & Energy Technology

Norway’s main technical university (Trondheim), leading in engineering, marine/energy technology and computer science.

The list shows the fields offered at this institution; programme-level availability (language, level, fees) is on the university’s official website.

Research notes

Norway's main technical university. Non-EU/EEA students are charged tuition.

Programme structure & languages

LevelStandard durationStandard ECTSLanguage(s) of instruction
Bachelor3 years180Norwegian
Master2 years120Norwegian / English
PhD3–4 years180Norwegian / English

ECTS and duration follow the Bologna structure (Bachelor 180 ECTS / 3 years, Master 120 ECTS / 2 years, PhD ≈ 180 ECTS). Individual programmes may differ — verify in the official catalogue.

Programme entries for Norway →

Tuition policy & mandatory fees

Tuition (EU citizens)€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizens
Mandatory semester feeSemester fee (student welfare organisation), approx. NOK 500–NOK 800 per semester
Est. mandatory cost / year€100

This figure is the mandatory university cost (tuition + compulsory fees), not living costs.

Always verify. Tuition rules may change. Always verify current fees and admission requirements on the university's official website before applying.

Programme entries (12)

ProgrammeLevelLanguageEU tuitionDeadline
Architecture — BachelorBachelorNorwegian€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Architecture — Master (also in English)MasterNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Architecture — PhD (also in English)PhDNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Computer Science — BachelorBachelorNorwegian€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Computer Science — PhD (also in English)PhDNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Computer Science (MSc)MasterEnglish€0 for EU/EEA/Swiss citizensNot yet verified
Engineering — BachelorBachelorNorwegian€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Engineering — Master (also in English)MasterNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Engineering — PhD (also in English)PhDNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Natural Sciences — BachelorBachelorNorwegian€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Natural Sciences — Master (also in English)MasterNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue
Natural Sciences — PhD (also in English)PhDNorwegian / English€0 tuition for EU/EEA and Swiss citizensSee the university page / official catalogue

English-taught options & language notes

English-taught offering: Master, PhD.

Language requirements: Norwegian for most Bachelor's; English for many Master's. English test: Proof of English proficiency (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent); the exact threshold is set by the programme..

Admissions & entry requirements

Who can apply

An eligible upper secondary qualification. For a Master’s: a relevant Bachelor’s degree. Documented financing is required for non-EEA applicants.

Language requirements

Norwegian-taught programmes require Norwegian proof; English-taught programmes require English proof.

English test

Proof of English proficiency (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL or equivalent); the exact threshold is set by the programme.

Documents generally required 5 items
  • Upper secondary certificate
  • Bachelor’s degree + transcript (for Master’s)
  • Language certificate
  • Documentation of financing (non-EEA)
  • Passport / ID copy

Application deadlines (typical)

Typical: ≈ 1 December (non-EU/EEA) / ≈ 15 April (EU/EEA) for the autumn intake.

How to apply

Direct university portal

Applications are usually submitted directly to each institution.

These are the typical requirements for this institution and its national admission system. Exact documents, subject requirements and deadlines are set per programme — date shown for the 2026/2027 cycle.

Application platform
Direct university portal
Admissions page
Official admissions / how to apply →
Fees page
Official tuition & fees information →
Housing
Not yet verified
Scholarships
Not yet verified

Deadlines & document submission

Official dates — verified. Non-EU/EEA: 1 December 2025. EU/EEA/Swiss: 1 March 2026. Norwegian/Nordic: 15 April 2026. Source → VERIFIED
Applications open
≈ autumn
Applications close
1 December (non-EEA) / 15 April (EU/EEA)
Documents to submit
Certified copies + translations; documentation of financing (non-EEA).
Note
Apply directly to the institution.

Typical dates for the 2026/2027 cycle from the national admission system. Always confirm the exact deadline on this university’s official admissions page (linked above).

Contact — admissions

Website
https://www.ntnu.edu
Admissions page
Open admissions / contact page →
Admissions email
Not yet verified — use the admissions page
Admissions phone
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Address
Not yet verified

Admission enquiries: use the official admissions / contact page linked from the university website.

CONTACT: VERIFY

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