We’re creating the campus of the future!
In the coming years, NTNU will carry out several major development projects. The buildings and areas of the future will provide better conditions for the core tasks; education and learning environment, research, artistic activity, innovation and dissemination.
May 19 2025
On Tuesday 13 May, NTNU and its partners marked the start of construction for the new Materials Technology building (P2). This is an important first step, signalling the launch of NTNU’s unified campus project, which will consolidate the university’s activities in Trondheim around Gløshaugen.
The project will facilitate the consolidation of much of NTNU’s activities in Trondheim around Gløshaugen and is being carried out through seven sub-projects.
Campus development is not just about buildings—it’s about creating a holistic infrastructure that supports NTNU’s social mission. The quality programme defines the essential characteristics our campus must have to achieve this, based on six quality principles: unifying, urban, efficient, a network of hubs, sustainable, and a living laboratory. These principles ensure that the campus is developed in a way that promotes collaboration, innovation, and sustainability.
For the Unit for campus development, these principles are the foundation of everything we do. They shape our work and influence all activities.
