Web-based programme of study

The MSc in Medical Imaging Technologies is in large a web-based study programme, and digital tools are thus critical for establishing a good student environment.

The master's programme provides digital solutions for collaboration and communication between students, and between students and teachers. Both students and teachers access established and well-functioning solutions for communication with video and screen sharing, and NTNU also provides strong technical support.

In addition to learning on-line, students meet on campus each semester. We then have learning activities like lectures and seminars during the day, and social activities in the evenings. Eating dinner together in a restaurant is something we usually do, and the students have organized a range of different activities themselves, exploring some of the possibilities in Trondheim for having a good time.

Meeting with students and teachers on campus is a good way to get to know each other, which gives a foundation for the continued web-based collaboration.

Student life in Trondheim

Trondheim has a lot to offer in terms of recreation, sports, and culture. Being a mid-sized city, most offers are within walking distance from the campus. The student population makes out approximately a fifth of the total population in Trondheim, leaving a young and positive mark on the city.

Practical information on life and housing in Trondheim 

As a student you can also join NTNUI – a sports association run solely by students. NTNUI offers more than 70 sports groups, exercise groups, access to cabins in the Trondheim area and the possibility to lend equipment for free to their members.  

Participate in student organizations and activities to balance your academic life at NTNU.