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Study, settle in & connect

Students in Ålesund

A starting point for British students considering NTNU, arriving on exchange or making Ålesund their home during a degree.

Study at NTNU in Ålesund

Choose your study route

Questions? Contact NTNU’s Ålesund international office

Before you move: fees, residence and travel

Tuition and living costs

British degree students may need to pay tuition fees. NTNU lists exemptions, including partner-university exchange students and certain British residents with rights established before the end of 2020. Check your own eligibility, documentation and programme fee directly with NTNU.

Budget separately for housing, food, transport, insurance and other study costs.

Residence and documents

Use UDI’s study guidance with your nationality and circumstances selected. Confirm the residence route, required documents and any work conditions before moving. Existing residence rights or another citizenship may affect which rules apply.

Our travel page brings together official information for journeys between Norway and the UK.

Housing and student life

Accommodation

Find a place to live

Follow NTNU’s Ålesund housing guidance and contact Sit about student accommodation. Check availability and application arrangements early; an offer of admission is not a housing booking.

Getting involved

Meet your student community

NTNU organises orientation for new international students. Use its local student-life pages to explore activities and practical information, and Sit for student welfare services.

Campus and the maritime network

NTNU sits within a wider community of maritime companies, research and innovation. NMK brings organisations together, while ÅKP and Blue Maritime Cluster connect businesses with education and research.

Explore thesis topics, events and career interests through your academic department. Opportunities depend on the programme, project and employer.

Support when you need it

Contact NTNU for academic matters and Sit for student welfare services. For healthcare and everyday public services, use the linked Norwegian providers. In an emergency in Norway, call Police 112, Ambulance 113 or Fire 110.