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INTERNATIONAL MASTER’S
PROGRAMMES
The preliminary application deadline to
an international master’s degree is 1
December in the year prior to admission
for both self-financed applicants and
applicants under the Quota-scheme
(please note that the preliminary
application is mandatory).
The final application deadline is 1
February for all applicants with a first
degree from countries outside the Nordic
area. See website: www.ntnu.edu/stu-
dies/international/master
The application deadline for applicants
with Norwegian/Nordic higher education
is 15 April in the year of admission.
These applicants should not fill in
the application form for international
applicants, but should apply via NTNU’s
søknadsweb/application web: www.ntnu.
no/studier/soknadsweb. Please contact
the Admissions Office (opptak
@
adm.
ntnu.no) if you need assistance.
Exemptions: Different deadlines may
apply to the Nordic Master of Arts
in Dance Studies and the Master of
Fine Arts, please see their respective
websites for admission requirements
and deadlines.
Application procedures
JOINT NORDIC MASTER’S DEGREES
AND ERASMUS MUNDUS PROGRAMMES
The application procedures and deadli-
nes to Joint Nordic and Erasmus Mundus
programmes vary. Please see these
websites for more information:
Joint Nordic Master’s Degrees: www.
ntnu.edu/studies/nordic-master-
programmes
Erasmus Mundus Master’s Program-
mes: www.ntnu.edu/studies/erasmus-
mundus-master-s-programmes
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
International applicants should
document either a TOEFL test with a
minimum score of 600 for the paper-
based test or 90 for the internet-based
test or an IELTS test score of minimum
6.5. The English language requirements
are the same for all our international
master’s programmes. For updated and
more detailed information about admis-
sion requirements/procedures, English
requirements and the possibilities for
exemption from the language require-
ments please see our website: www.
ntnu.edu/studies
Photo: Håvard Kallestad
The Office of International Relations is responsible for admission and the faculties
are responsible for academic guidance.