1. 1 Internationalization April 2012

2. 2 International objectives Participates in the European Area for education, research and innovation Cooperates with Chinese universities and R&D institutions Increased international mobility for students and scientists Enhanced international cooperation in researcher training INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

3. 3 International cooperation ̶ Main strategic activities Establish international strategic alliances Systematic integration of research, education and innovation in international partnerships INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

4. 4 International cooperation – Europe I Takes part in 80+ projects in the 7th EU Framework programme Coordinates four EU-projects Awarded four major projects in basic research on biology and neuro science from the European Research Council Participates in six Marie Curie Initial Training Networks INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

5. 5 International cooperation – Europe II Coordinates European Palliative Care Research Center Coordinates the pan-European reseach infrastructure ECCSEL, a CCS project Participates in European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics (ERCIM) Participates in European Strategic Partnership for Sustainable Energy Education, Innovation and Technology (SEEIT) Participates in six Erasmus Mundus common European master’s degrees. NTNU coordinates the degree in dance science. INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

6. 6 International cooperation – China MoUs with 25 Chinese universities and research institutions Joint Research Center for energy and materials with three leading Chinese universities Joint Master’s Programmes with Chinese universities Participant in Nordic Center at Fudan University INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

7. 7 International cooperation – bilateral More than 350 MoUs with universities all over the world Cooperation with leading Japanese universities through Kyoto International Forum for Energy and Environment (KIFEE) Cooperation on PhD training in energy with MIT Participate from 2012 in Peder Sather Center at UC Berkeley Cooperate with Brazilian universities and industry on petroleum research Participate in Nordic Five Tech INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

8. 8 International student mobility  Ca. 10 % of NTNU’s students are citizens of other countries  NTNU offers 31 international Master’s degree programmes  Ca. 25 % of NTNU’s students spend time abroad as part of their degree programme INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

9. 9 International researcher education  One third of NTNU’s PhD candidates are from abroad  All NTNU’s PhD candidates receive international experience as part of their training INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

10. 10 International researcher mobility  International recruitment is a main priority  International researcher mobility supported through European Charter for Researchers, Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, Euraxess Rights, and NTNU’s International Researcher Support Office  All faculty at NTNU will be active internationally, through  international publishing channels  international projects and networks  stays abroad for research INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012

11. 11 Global societal responsibility NTNU participates in programmes with integrated developmental goals: NUFU (10 MoUs 2007–2011) NOMA (9 Master’s Programmes) Norad’s Master Programme for Energy and Petroleum (EnPe) The Norwegian quota programme UN Habitat Partner University Global Health Nepal INTERNATIONALIZATION April 2012