Marine Technology – Innovate for a Sustainable Ocean Future
Are you ready to solve global challenges through the power of the oceans? The Master in Marine Technology gives you the skills to create safe and sustainable solutions for transportation, energy, and food production. This programme is perfect for engineers with a technical background, opening up diverse career opportunities in the marine sector.
We are ranked as the best in the world for Marine/Ocean Engineering by EduRank 2024, and the third best in the world in Shanghai Ranking's 2024.
You learn about technology, techniques and methods connected to design, engineering, construction and operation of marine systems and structures.
You get wide fundamental knowledge of the field of Marine Technology and advanced knowledge in at least one of the program’s specialisation subjects:
A master's degree in Marine Technology is a desirable competence for the maritime and shipping industries and academic institutions worldwide.
Graduates from this study programme have found key positions in a wide range of areas such as maritime administration and classification societies, offshore, shipping and ship management companies, the Royal Norwegian Navy, maritime educational and research institutions, oil companies and consultancy services.
As a student on Marine Technology you will have lectures, project work and practical training in laboratories as teaching methods.
Marine Technology students is part of the student organisation Mannhullet.
Trondheim is known for its great student environment and has been named Norway's best student city. Whatever you like to do in your spare time, you will definitely find something to do in Trondheim.
The normal requirements for entry to the MSc programmes will be a Bachelor of Science degree or a similar qualification (at least 3 years of university study) in areas related to marine technology, such as:
Naval Architecture
Marine Engineering
Offshore Engineering
Ocean Engineering
Marine Technology
Coastal or Harbour Engineering
All lectures are given in English. A good working knowledge of English is therefore essential. Applicants whose native language is not English must demonstrate their capacity to complete a graduate programme in English.
In order to qualify for admission to one of NTNU's 2-year Master of Science programmes in Technology, all applicants must have a minimum of 30 ECTS credits in mathematics and statistics in their Bachelor's/undergraduate degree, including at least one statistics course.
The study programme has 15 study places for international students.
