The majority of student villages in Trondheim are run by the Student Welfare Organization (Sit). Sit reserves a quota of student housing for international students each semester, which NTNU allocates to the students.

Due to limited amount of Sit housing, most students will have to find accommodation on the private market. The only students guaranteed housing from Sit are students from outside the EU/EEA/EFTA, and non-Nordic degree students. Other students might be allocated Sit housing, but should be prepared to find accommodation on the private market. It is wise to start searching early - see our page 'Private housing'.

You will not be left on the street in Trondheim. The city has a 'roof over your head guarantee' which ensures affordable temporary housing in the event that you have not found permanent accommodations by the time of your arrival. See the page 'Temporary housing'.