information about what`s happening after the Matriculation

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME
Quite possibly the best week ever
15 - 21 August 2016
Office of International Relations
Come visit us at the International House, Gløshaugen!
Opening hours
• 1 May – 31 August: 10:00 – 14:30
• 1 September – 30 April: 10:00 – 15:00
• Lunch usually takes place between 11:45 and 12:30
Please note that the International House will be closed
during most of Orientation Week. Regular opening hours
from Friday 19 August.
More information
• ntnu.edu/studies
• facebook.com/NTNUinternational
”I am very proud to welcome you all to
Trondheim and to the Norwegian University
of Science and Technology. Even though we
are far north, we are an integral part of the
international academic community.
We welcome many international students
from different parts of the world. When
students from different countries mix
with each other, work, study and spend
leisure time together, they are in a better
position to understand those with other
backgrounds. This makes life easier for
us all, on our campus and in the world in
general.
Good luck with your studies at NTNU and
with your life as a student in Trondheim.”
Hilde Skeie, Head of International Office
International House
Photo: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU
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Some of the staff at the Office of International Relations
Photos on this page: Julia Zazhigina/NTNU
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Groups and activities
Important information
Please read this programme carefully and take note of important
appointments and dates. You should keep the programme after the
Orientation Week is over, as it also contains information about other
meetings you should attend in the next couple of weeks.
Also read the Checklist - the brochure has essential information that will
help you during your first weeks in Trondheim.
Electronic copies of the Checklist and Orientation Programme can be found
at www.ntnu.edu/lifeandhousing/trondheim/new-student
During Orientation Week you will at times be split into groups. It is important
that you read this guide carefully to find out which activities you have to attend.
ALL
MASTER
EXCHANGE
Activities for everyone
Activities for master’s students enrolled in a degree programme
at NTNU, including Erasmus Mundus and Joint Nordic degrees.
Activities for exchange, Erasmus and freemover students
(both at master’s and bachelor’s level).
Registration and fee
There is a NOK 300 fee to participate in the social part of the Orientation
Week. The fee covers all provided meals, excursions and activities, entry
tickets and lots of fun. Please note that the registration deadline is 29 July.
Check www.ntnu.edu/lifeandhousing/trondheim/new-student to register.
The information meetings, police appointments and health checks
are free of charge. You do not need to register for this part of the
Orientation Week.
During registration you will receive a
ribbon if you have paid the fee to participate
in the social part of the Orientation Week.
This ribbon acts as proof of payment – and
it is your entry ticket. You should therefore
wear/bring the ribbon to all the social
activities.
Photo: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU
Information about all faculties and departments can be found at
https://www.ntnu.edu/faculties
AB
The Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, located at
Gløshaugen campus
Faculty of Medicine, located at Øya campus
HF
Faculty of Humanities, located at Dragvoll campus
IME
Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and
Electrical Engineering, located at Gløshaugen campus
IVT
Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology, located at
Gløshaugen campus, Marine is located at Tyholt campus
NT
The Faculty of Natural Sciences and Technology,
located at Gløshaugen campus
SVT
The Faculty of Social Sciences and Technology Management, located
at Dragvoll campus (Project Management is at Gløshaugen
campus)
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The group will depend on the activity. For example
different hiking groups or campuses.
Faculty acronyms
DMF
Show us your ribbon
Activities that are a part of the social
programme are marked with ’ribbon’
throughout the programme. If you are in
doubt about whether you can participate
in an activity, ask a member of staff.
VARIES
Trondheim Buisness School, located at Elgeseter campus
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Monday 15 August
Who
Time
Activity
Meeting place
ALL
09:00
Registration
Scandic Lerkendal
- map page 34
ALL
11:00
Welcome meeting
Scandic Lerkendal
ALL
(Ribbon)
13:00
Lunch
Scandic Lerkendal
ALL
13:45
We walk together to
the Main Building at
Gløshaugen
Scandic Lerkendal
ALL
14:15
Group picture
Outside Main
Building
ALL
(Ribbon)
14:45
to
17:00
63 Degrees North
Kristiansten
Fortress
(Hovedbygget)
63 Degrees North
You must show your ribbon to participate in this activity.
Kristiansten Fortress is one of Trondheim’s iconic landmarks and the perfect
spot for the competition 63 Degrees North! You will be divided into teams and
together you will face numerous challenges. Remember to bring something
to drink. This is an outdoor activity, so please dress according to the weather.
63 Degrees North in January 2014. Photo: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU
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Tuesday 16 August
MATRICULATION CEREMONY
The Matriculation Ceremony is an enrolment ceremony for all new students
at NTNU. The Ceremony consists of speeches and entertainment. While the
majority of the speeches are in Norwegian, English subtitles will be provided on
large screens.
Tuesday 16 August
Who
Time
LATECOMERS
8:45
Registration for
latecomers
International House
ALL
9:15
Matriculation Ceremony,
followed by stands
Behind the Main
Building
ALL
After the
Matriculation/
stands
Faculty welcome meetings
or mingling in the garden
of International House
Varies - see next
page for more
information
Information meeting
for exchange students
from non-EU/non-EEA
countries
S8, Central
Building
After the Ceremony, the faculties will arrange welcome meetings for most new
master’s degree students. This is often referred to as Matriculation Part 2.
What to wear?
The Matriculation Ceremony is a celebratory event, so students are encouraged
to dress up. However, as the Ceremony takes place outdoors, it is good idea to
check the weather forecast and dress accordingly. Wearing comfortable shoes is
also a good tip.
NON-EU/
NON-EEA
EXCHANGE
STUDENTS
ALL
14:00
14:00
Activity
Meeting place
(Hovedbygget)
Checks and arrival confirmations
will be handed out. Please bring
your passport.
(Sentralbygget)
ESN will be selling
SIM-cards
R8, Natural
Science Building
(Realfagbygget)
Matriculation ceremony. Photo: Mentz Indergaard/NTNU Info
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Tuesday 16 August (continued)
WELCOME MEETINGS OR MINGLING AT INTERNATIONAL HOUSE
The faculties organise welcome meetings for the majority of master’s degree students
after the Matriculation ceremony. For exchange students and master’s degree students
that do not have a meeting there will be a gathering in the garden at International House.
Who
Time
GLØSHAUGEN MASTER’S
DEGREE STUDENTS
(Technology)
Varies
Activity
Faculty meetings
for master’s
degree students at
Gløshaugen
Meeting place
Gløshaugen
campus
11:30
Matriculation Part II
EL 6,
Electrical Building
12:00
Matriculation Part II
S1, Central building
•Petroleum Engineering/
Petroleum Geosciences
12:00
Matriculation Part II
S7, Central Building
•RAMS
•Global Manufacturing Mgmt
12:00
Matriculation Part II
S2, Central Building
•Natural Gas Technology
12:00
Matriculation Part II
Room 126, Thermal
Energy Building
•Industrial Ecology
12:00
Matriculation Part II
R10, Natural Science
Building, 5th floor
•Industrial Design Engineering
12:00
Matriculation Part II
KJL2, Kjelhuset
•Sustainable Energy
14:00
Matriculation Part II
Room 512, Thermal
Energy Building
12:45
Matriculation Part II
R5, Natural Science
Building
MASTER IME
MASTER IVT
Who
Time
THOSE WITHOUT A
MEETING
• All exchange students
• AB - Architecture
• DMF - Medicine
• MSc in Project management, MPhil in English
linguistics
DRAGVOLL
MASTER’S DEGREE
STUDENTS
(Humanities & social
science)
12:00
Activity
Mingling for all exchange
students and master’s
degree students without a
meeting.
Free BBQ-food for those with
a ribbon.
Approx.
11:30
You will be met by your
respective programme
coordinators after the
Matriculation ceremony;
look for a bus with the
sign “international
students”.
Meeting place
Garden
outside
International
House
Outside Main
Building at
Gløshaugen
•Hydropower Development
•Geotechnics and
Geohazards
•NM in Environmental
Engineering
•COMEM
•NM in Cold Climate Engineering
MASTER NT
MASTER HF & SVT
• Choreomundus
• Childhood Studies
• Development Studies
- specializing in
Geography
• Globalization:
Transnationalism and
Culture
After
Matr.
ceremony
Information meeting for
some master’s degree
programmes at Dragvoll,
see list in left column
MSc in Natural Resources
Management, Geography - see
meetings under NT Faculty
You will be
met by your
respective
programme
coordinators at
the bus stop
at Dragvoll.
ESN will be selling SIM-cards at 14:00
Info meeting for non-EU/non-EEA students at 14:00
- more info on page 9.
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•All NT master degrees
•Natural Resources
Management with
specialization Geography
TYHOLT MASTER’S
DEGREE STUDENTS
(Marine)
•Marine Technology
•NM in Maritime
Engineering
After
matric.
ceremony
Free bus to Tyholt
for master’s
degree students
Outside Main
Building at
Gløshaugen
12:15
Information meeting for
some master’s degree
programmes at Tyholt
T2 at Tyholt
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Wednesday 17 August
TRONDHEIM GAMES
Time
Activity
LATECOMERS
8:15
Registration for latecomers
EU/EEA EXCHANGE
9:00
Information meeting
Arrival confirmations will be
handed out. Please bring ID.
Information meeting
Meeting place
International
house
F1, IT Building
MASTER’S DEGREE,
ERASMUS MUNDUS
AND JOINT NORDIC
9:00
Checks will be handed out.
Please bring your passport or
national ID card.
ALL
(Ribbon)
12:00
Pizza lunch
Garden outside
International
House
ALL
(Ribbon)
13:00
to
16:00
Trondheim Games
Garden outside
International
House
ALL
16:15
ESN will be selling
SIM-cards
R8, Natural
Science Building
R7, Natural
Science Building
(Realfagbygget)
(Realfagbygget)
INFORMATION MEETINGS
Information meetings for all international students. It is important that you attend
your meeting, as we will discuss essential information that will help you during your
first weeks in Trondheim. For those who have transferred money to the NTNU deposit
account, checks will be handed out after the meetings. Please bring your passport.
If you have questions after the meeting, first try consulting your copy of the Checklist
that was given to you during Orientation Week. An electronic copy can also be found at
www.ntnu.edu/lifeandhousing/trondheim/new-student If you still cannot find the answer
to your question, contact a member of staff.
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After the pizza lunch, it is time to explore the city center of Trondheim. Form a
group of 8-12 people, pick up the instructions – and then let the Games begin!
This is a great opportunity to make new friends and to get to know the city.
Trondheim Games. Photos: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU.
Who
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Thursday 18 August
Group
HIKING TRIP
You must show your ribbon to participate in this activity.
The hiking trip is an ideal chance to discover the great outdoors Trondheim has to
offer. You can select one of ten different trails/routes. All routes pass spectacular
scenery, with views of lakes, forests and streams. Some routes are more challenging
than others; it is very important that you pick a trail that is suited to your fitness level
and equipment!
You must select a trail/route when you register online for the Orientation Programme.
Buses have been ordered according to the number of students who have registered
for a specific trail, so it will not be possible to switch groups once you have registered.
Also note that you will have to get home on your own, either by bus or tram.
Difficulty
Packing list
• A rucksack
s
king/walking shoe
• Waterproof hi
thes
• Comfortable clo
s
ck
so
• Extra
• Rain gear
• Swimwear
a long day)
• Food (it will be
uice
r/j
te
• Bottle of wa
s/tramcar home
bu
e
th
r
• Money fo
If you encounter any problems during the hiking
trip, please call the Office of International
Relations: 73 59 57 00
End point
Very easy
2 hours
(3-4 km)
Downhill all the way. Gravel paths and
asphalt.
Ila
(Walk/bus)
B. Five fifty-two
Easy
3 hours
(5-6 km)
Short uphill. Easy walk downhill.
Ila
(Walk/bus)
C. Ladestien
Easy
2-3 hours
(8 km)
A scenic walk along the fjord on a
gravel path.
Korsvika
(Walk/bus)
D. Goat mountain
Intermediate
5 hours
(9-10 km)
Trail/off-trail, some wetlands. Some
steep uphill. Chance of getting wet
and muddy.
Ila
(Walk/bus)
E. Timber valley
Intermediate
5 hours
(10-11 km)
Trail/off-trail, some wetlands. Some
steep uphill. Chance of getting wet
and muddy.
Lian lake
(Tram)
F. Student cabin
Intermediate
5 hours
(9-10 km)
Trail/off-trail, some wetlands. Some
uphill. Chance of getting wet and
muddy.
Ila
(Walk/bus)
G. Goat mountain 2
Intermediate
5 hours
(9-10 km)
Trail/off-trail, some wetlands. Some
steep uphill. Chance of getting wet
and muddy.
Ila
(Walk/bus)
H. Copper valley
Advanced
5 hours
(11-12 km)
Trail/off-trail and wetlands. Steep
uphill, some rough terrain. Your feet
will get wet and muddy.
Lian lake
(Tram)
I. Marshlands
Advanced
6 hours
(14-15 km)
Trail/off-trail and wetlands. Steep
uphill, some rough terrain. Your feet
will get wet and muddy.
Lian lake
(Tram)
J. Wolf track
Advanced
6 hours
(14-15 km)
Trail/off-trail and wetlands. Steep
uphill, rough terrain. Your feet will get
wet and muddy.
Lian lake
(Tram)
”There is no such thing
Departure times
as bad weather, only
inappropriate clothing.”
Buses leave from outside the
Main Building at Gløshaugen.
Check when your group is
leaving and please be on time the buses will not wait.
Norwegian saying
Trail type
A. Lake trip
Safety
There are no dangerous animals in Norway, but please be aware of the following:
• Flått/Ticks: Tiny black/brown insects that bite and cling to your skin. Most ticks
do not carry disease and most bites are harmless. But it is important to remove
a tick as soon as possible if you find one.
• Huggorm/Viper: A snake that has a small amount of poison.
• Mushrooms in Norway can be poisonous. Do NOT eat mushrooms!
Length
10:00 E. Timber valley
G. Goat Mountain 2
H. Copper valley
J. Wolf track
10:30 I. Marshlands
11:00 A. Lake trip
B. Five fifty-two
D. Goat mountain
F. Student cabin
11:30 C. Ladestien
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Friday 19 August
Who
Friday 19 August
Time
Activity
Meeting place
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT DMF
10:00
to
11:30
Faculty
information
meeting
MTA
Medical Technology
Research Centre,
(Øya campus)
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT TRONDHEIM
BUSINESS SCHOOL
10:00
to
12:00
Faculty
information
meeting
A31, Trondheim
Business School
(Handelshøyskolen)
ALL
(Ribbon)
19:30
Kubb
Tournament
Meet in the garden
outside the International
House
WELCOME PARTY AT STUDENTERSAMFUNDET
Tickets for the Welcome Party will be handed out at the Kubb Tournament
outside International House. You must show your ribbon to get a free ticket.
If you do not have a ribbon, you can buy a ticket at Studentersamfundet.
ALL
(Ribbon)
21:30
Welcome Party
Student Society
(Studentersamfundet)
KUBB TOURNAMENT
Kubb is a game said to have roots back to the Viking age, but there is no firm
evidence of this. Today’s version originated on the island of Gotland in Sweden.
It can be played by 2-12 players, and the game consists of 1 king, 10 kubbs and 6
throwing sticks. Slight variations of the rules exists, but the ultimate object is to
knock the “king” over. This, together with the strategic nature of the game, has led
some players to call it “Viking Chess”.
The winners of the 63 Degrees North and Trondheim Games will also be
announced. Please note that alcoholic beverages are not permitted on campus.
Photo: Studentersamfundet
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Saturday 20 August
Sunday 21 August
SPORTS AND ACTIVITY DAY
MOVIE OR QUIZ NIGHT
Who
Time
Activity
Meeting place
ALL
(Ribbon)
18:30
to
21:00
Movie night
Get some free chocolate in our
“kiosk” and take a seat in one of
the auditoriums. You can choose
between two movies (they will
be announced the same night).
Bring something to drink.
ALL
(Ribbon)
18:30
to
21:00
Quiz night
Gather a quiz team of 6-8
people. Bring something to sit
on and a beverage.
Outside R1,
Natural Science
Building
Garden at
International
House
(Realfagsbygget)
Watch a movie or join the quiz in the garden outside the International House. Please
note that alcoholic beverages are not permitted on campus.
SiT + NTNUI = many possibilities
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology Sports Organization (NTNUI)
is the largest and most versatile sports association in Norway. It has over 14 000
members and offer over 60 different activities. In addition, the Student Welfare
Organization in Trondheim (SiT) has five fitness and sports centers around the city.
The Sports and Activity Day is a great opportunity to get familiar with what
NTNUI and SiT offer. You can choose between several workshops that are all
suitable for beginners.
All the workshops last between 1 and 2 hours.
You must show your ribbon to participate in this activity. Please select one of the
following sports/activities:
• Quidditch (NTNUI)
• Rugby (NTNUI)
• Tae Kwon Do (NTNUI)
• Aikido (NTNUI)
• Scuba diving and underwater
rugby (NTNUI)
• Calisthenics (NTNUI)
• Basketball (NTNUI)
• Juggling (NTNUI
• Koiene (NTNUI)
• Tennis (NTNUI)
• Cheerleading (NTNUI)
• Cricket (NTNUI)
• Beach volleyball (NTNUI)
• Yoga (SiT)
• Various outdoor activities (SiT)
• Salsa (other)
• Ingress (other)
Photo: NTNUI Quidditch
Photo: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU
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Sunday 28 August
ROSENBORG FOOTBALL MATCH
So you thought Orientation Week was over? Not until you have seen Rosenborg,
Trondheim’s football team, play at Lerkendal stadium! We would like the
locals of Trondheim to see NTNU’s great international community, consisting
of more than 85 nationalities. Football fan or not – we hope you will join us!
Tickets will be handend out during the pregame activities. You have to bring the
“football coupon” you received during Orientation Week to get a ticket. Do not go
directly to Lerkendal stadium – we will not hand out any tickets there.
15:30
Pregame activities outside the
International House (face painting,
battle cry practice, music). If you
have a flag from your home country,
please bring it with you!
Meet in the
garden at the
International
House
ALL
(Ribbon)
17:00
We walk to Lerkendal Stadium
International
House
ALL
(Ribbon)
18:00
Rosenborg – Tromsø football match
Lerkendal
ALL
(Ribbon)
Capture the essence of Orientation Week:
#NTNUstudent
Photos: Hege Førsvoll/NTNU
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FACULTY INFORMATION MEETINGS
WHO
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DATE
TIME
PLACE
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT DMF
19.08
10:00-11:30
MTA
Medical Technology
Research Centre,
(Øya campus)
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT TRONDHEIM
BUSINESS SCHOOL
19.08
10:00-12:00
A31, Trondheim
Business School
(Handelshøyskolen)
MASTER’S DEGREE
STUDENTS AT NT
22.08
08:45-11:00
R7, Natural Science
Building
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT IME
22.08
10:00-11:00
EL6, Electrical building
MASTER’S DEGREE
STUDENTS AT DMF
22.08
10:00-14:00
Meet KA12,
Kunnskapssenteret
(Øya campus)
MASTER’S DEGREE
STUDENTS AT SVT
22.08
14:15-16:00
D10, Dragvoll campus
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT NT
23.08
13:00-14:00
R5, Natural Science
Building
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT HF AND SVT
23.08
14:15-16:00
D1, Dragvoll campus
EXCHANGE STUDENTS
AT IVT
23.08
15:15-16:00
F1, IT-Buildings
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REGISTRATION AT THE POLICE STATION - GROUP APPOINTMENTS
Monday 22 to Thursday 25 August
REGISTRATION AT THE POLICE STATION: NON-EU/EEA CITIZENS
NON-EU/EEA
CITIZENS
EU/EEA
CITIZENS
22 - 25 August
Appointment times vary, please see
further information on page 25 to 27
1, 8 and 15
September
Appointment times vary, please see
further information on page 28
Address: Politi, Gryta 4, close to the railway station.
Please see the Checklist for more important
information about registration at the Police station.
The master’s degree students will meet for their police appointments per faculty,
and the exchange students will meet in alphabetical order by surnames. These
appointments are for students already holding a permit before arrival, but who
need to arrange for their residence cards (Oppholdskort).
The residence card (Oppholdskort) is the certificate documenting that you are
staying legally in Norway. You will normally receive your residence card within 10
days. For students attending the prearranged group appointments, the residence
cards will be sent to the Office of International Relations. We will notify you per
email when you can come and collect your residence card.
Do not book an appointment of your own if you intend to take part in the group
appointments! Students who are unable to meet for the group appointments, and
non-EU/EEA students who are not holding a residence permit prior to arrival,
must book their own appointment with the Immigration. Please note that it may
take several weeks to get an appointment on your own.
See the next pages (26-27) for information on when you are scheduled for the
appointment.
Screenshot from Google Maps
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS FOR NON-EU/NON-EEA CITIZENS
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(IVT)
• MSc in Hydropower Development,
• MSc in Geotechnics and Geohazards
• MSc in Natural Gas Technology
• MSc in Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS)
• MSc in Sustainable Energy
• MSc in Marine Technology
• Coastal and Marine Engineering and Management (Erasmus
Mundus)
• Nordic Master in Environmental Engineering (N5T)
• Nordic Master in Maritime Engineering (N5T)
•MSc in Global Manufacturing Management
• MSc in Industrial Ecology
• MSc in Petroleum Engineering
• MSc Petroleum Geosciences
• Wind Energy (Erasmus Mundus)
FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY (NT)
22 August
08:30-11:00
12:00-15:00
FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND FINE ART (AB)
•Master of Fine Art
•MSc in Sustainable Architecture
•MSc in Sustainable Urban Transitions
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NON-EU / NON-EEA EXCHANGE STUDENTS:
LAST NAMES A-K
24 August
12:00-15:00
THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY
MANAGEMENT (SVT)
23 August
08:30-11:00
FACULTY OF MEDICINE (DMF)
•MSc in Exercise Physiology/Sports Sciences
•MCs in Molecular Medicine
•MSc in Neuroscience
•MSc in Public Health
24 August
08:30-11:00
22 August
FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, MATHEMATICS
AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (IME)
•MSc in Electric Power Engineering
•MSc in Information Systems
•MSc in Mathematics
•Erasmus Mundus: Security and Mobile Computing
•MSc in Telematics- Communication Networks and Networked
Services
•Erasmus Mundus: Wind Energy
•Erasmus Mundus: Embedded Computing Systems
•MSc in Biology
•MSc in Physics
•MSc in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry
•MSc in Light Metals, Silicon and Ferroalloy Production
•MSc in Natural Resources Management
•MSc in Chemical Engineering
•MSc in Biotechnology
•MSc in Aquatic Food Production – Safety and Quality
•MSc in Chemistry
•MSc in Materials Science and Engineering
•MSc in Marine Coastal Development
•Nordic Master in Polymer Technology (N5T)
• Nordic Master in Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering
(N5T)
23 August
12.00-15:00
•MSc in Project Management
•MPhil in Development Studies – Specialising in Geography
•MSc in Globalization: Transnationalism and Culture
•MSc in Natural Resources Management, Geography
•MPhil in Childhood Studies
25 August
08:30-11:00
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES (HF)
25 August
08:30-11:00
•MPhil in English linguistics and Language Acquisition
•Choreomundus Master’s programme in Dance, Knowledge,
Practice and Heritage
NON-EU / NON-EEA EXCHANGE STUDENTS:
LAST NAMES L-Z
25 August
12:00-15:00
23 August
12.00-15:00
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REGISTRATION AT THE POLICE STATION: CITIZENS FROM EU/EEA
TUBERCULOSIS EXAMINATION
Do not book an appointment on your own if you intend to take part in one of the
group appointments.
Immigration regulations require that citizens of some countries must be
tested for tuberculosis if they are staying more than three months in Norway.
The Office of International Relations will arrange group appointments for
all students required to take the test. You will be notified by email soon after
the Orientation Week is over. Please note that if you do not turn up for your
scheduled appointment the police will be notified.
Students who are unable to meet for the group appointments must book an
appointment with the Immigration Department at the Police Station themselves.
Please note that it may take several weeks to get an appointment on your own.
COURSES AND TIMETABLES
Courses start on Monday 22 August.
MASTER’S DEGREE STUDENTS FROM EU/EEA COUNTRIES
+
EXCHANGE STUDENTS STAYING 2 SEMESTERS
1 September
08:30-13:15
EU/EEA EXCHANGE STUDENTS:
1 SEMESTER STAY WITH THE LAST NAMES A-K
8 September
08:30-13:15
EU/EEA EXCHANGE STUDENTS.
1 SEMESTER STAY WITH THE LAST NAMES L-Z
15 September
08:30-13:15
Timetables for exchange students: www.ntnu.edu/studies/exchange/courses
Timetables for master’s degree students: www.ntnu.edu/studies/courses
Some courses may lack a timetable. In such cases, contact the department
responsible for the course.
Please note that the police station is closed for lunch from 11:00 to 11:30.
Photo: Mentz Indergaard/
NTNU Info
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The Student Society (red building in front)
and the Main Building at the Gløshaugen
campus.
Photo: Mentz Indergaard/NTNU Info
Tuesday 30 August
Wednesday 31 August
Make studying easier - an introduction to studying in Norway
Make studying easier - an introduction to studying in Norway
MAKE STUDYING EASIER
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09:15-10:00
EL5, Gløshaugen
Campus
MAKE STUDYING EASIER
10:15-11:00
D15, Dragvoll
Campus
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KARRIEREDAGENE-NTNU
NTNUI IDRETTSKAVALKADE
Want to see which student sports you can play in Trondheim? Idrettskavalkaden
is a day where you can check out all the sports and activities NTNUI offers.
In case of bad weather, the event will be moved to the Natural Science Building
(Realfagbygget).
NTNUI IDRETTSKAVALKADE
24 August
09:30 - 14:30
The lawn behind the
Main Building
KarriereDagene-NTNU is Norway’s largest career fair, taking place at
NTNU Gløshaugen on the lawn behind the main building. Events, such as
lectures, courses and case competitions, will start on 19 September.
The exhibition hall is open on 21 and 22 September, with hundreds of
companies waiting to get in touch with you. The intention behind the career
fair is to connect relevant companies with students at NTNU. Visit the
exhibition hall, and who knows; maybe you will find your dream job!
More information is available at kdntnu.no
KARRIEREDAGENE-NTNU
19 - 22
September
Campus Gløshaugen
SIT - COURSES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Are you curious of how Norwegians survive the long, dark and cold
winter? SiT will give you the answers!
Skiing and mountaineering is one of the activities offered by NTNUI.
Photo: Max Schulz.
SIT IDRETT (SPORTS)
SiT Games - a social activity day with a barbecue, games and competitions.
Everyone is welcome!
SIT GAMES
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1 September
15:00 - 18:00
HOW TO COPE
IN WINTER
10 October
18:00 - 20:00
HOW TO COPE
IN WINTER
24 October
18:00 - 20:00
Moholt Activity House,
Bregnevegen 65
Moholt Activity House,
Bregnevegen 65
SiT also offers Time Management, Stress Management, and Speak Up
courses. More information about the courses and how to sign up:
www.sit.no/en/health
Moholt Student Village
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MAP - SCANDIC LERKENDAL
Registration and Welcome Meeting, Monday 15 August.
Address: Klæbuveien 127 A, 7031 Trondheim
Bus stops: Lerkendal stadion and Lerkendal gård
MAP - GLØSHAUGEN CAMPUS
Main Building
- Hovedbygget
Office of International Relations
- International House
Central Building
- Sentralbygg
Natural Science Building
- Realfagbygget
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MEN TIL
KOM
HJERTELIG VEL
IM!
DHE
NTNU OG TRON
Office of International Relations
Address: O.S. Bragstadsplass 3
Phone: 73 59 57 00
www.ntnu.edu/studies
www.facebook.com/NTNUinternational