These are the candidates for ISFiT 2023 After a digital twist, ISFiT is choosing a president for the next festival. These are the current candidates.
Uncertainty plagues international students at NTNU Going home is not a viable option for everyone. However, staying in Norway is not easy either.
A greener Moholt is on the horizon – When spring comes and the ground is no longer frozen, and the ongoing rehabilitaion work is completed, we have plans to replant trees.
The deforestation of Moholt As busy students, we don’t always have time to venture into the forest to get our nature fix, so why does Sit keep cutting down trees?
In a hall in the Trondheim Library, a few NTNU academics want to prevent a genocide Indians at home and in Trondheim are terrified of what is happening to their country.
NTNU cancels all lessons on campus Due to the coronavirus outbreak, NTNU has canceled all on-campus activity starting Thursday morning. Sit and Samfundet also has closures and canceled events.
EIT in India This year an EIT village ventured past Scandinavia to help developing economies in rural India. There they experienced both challenges and companionship.
Technoport 2019: How Can We Diversify the Tech Sector? Todays technology sector already knows the why on diversification, but they struggle with the how, which is the central topic for one of the many panel discussions at Technoport.
This is the president of ISFiT 2021 Mathilde Breda Enkerud (22) elected new president of ISFiT 2021, with the theme " Creating Knowledge".
The candidates for president of ISFiT 2021 The list of candidates grows longer as ISFiT looks for its new president.
Fridays For Future has arrived in Trondheim The students of Trondheim are joining the fight against climate changes.
The significance of war photography Journalist Aida Cerkez and photographer Morten Hvaal met during the Bosnian war. Now they want to help other war reporters save lives.
The winner of The Student Peace Prize will be announced today This also marks the twentieth anniversary of the award, which will be awarded during the ISFiT festival in February 2019.
Make an effort Norwegian and international students socialize at a much lesser extent than they should. It is our responsibility to do something about it.
The son who promised peace The most important mission in Juan Pablo Escobar’s life is to reach out to the victims of his father’s crimes to ask for forgiveness.
English language requirements a hindrance to exchange students NTNU increasing the requirements for incoming foreign exchange students has led to a decline in applicants, affecting Asian students in particular.
The green globetrotter Few people would put their M.A. thesis on hold in order to travel to Brazil and make hostels more sustainable. But student and backpacker Eirin Heddeland is certainly the type of person to seize such an opportunity.
The Melting Pot Moholt, the student village, is well known for its red brick houses, international students, and partying. But what is it like living there?
When Russia turned red 100 years after the October Revolution, a new generation of Russians feel ambivalent about its legacy.
The lives of others If you venture outside the campuses of Dragvoll and Gløshaugen you might stumble upon the students of the performing art and music, and discover their secrets.
Lack of Contact with Norwegian Students 30 percent of international students are never or rarely in contact with Norwegian students. They report it as the biggest drawback of their exchange to Norway.
More English at NTNU NTNU should follow the example of Bergen, which has been able to offer bachelors taught in English, writes Marine Chaput and Sondre Stai.
International students excluded International students who want to take part in student politics are met by language barriers and faulty regulations.
Foreign exchange student – A beginner's guide Lutefisk, Samfundet and brown cheese – everything is confusing when you are new in town. We will guide you through your time as an international newcomer in Trondheim.
NTNU to Make Room for More Engineering Students Starting in the fall of 2012, the university will make room for 300 additional international engineering students.
Left out by NTNU Without informing anyone, NTNU wanted to coordinate the Cultural Heritage and Archaeology students under one program board. - We are being used to smooth things over for someone else’s conflict, says program board leader for Cultural Heritage, Ola Svein Stugu.
Not all fun and games in Global Trondheim NTNU consists of more international students than ever. But it’s not that easy to move to the little, cold place called Trondheim.
