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Trondheim

Trøndelag · Trondheim municipality · Statistics Norway 5001

Student decision snapshot

Verified municipality evidence for Trondheim

Population, route identity and study-location membership use the exact Statistics Norway municipality boundary. Broader regions and multi-campus institution footprints are not silently merged into the City profile.

1 verified university-core institutions1 verified study-location representatives27 verified-partial programmes5 verified metrics

Population

218,46K

Trondheim municipality · 2026-01-01

Student living

15 488 kr

National 2026–27 planning/funds reference · not a measured city cost ranking

Student transport

425 kr / 30 days

AtB one-zone student 30-day ticket, used as the Trondheim local reference; student eligibility rules apply.

Study-permit work

20 h / week

National UDI permit context · full-time during holidays · not a city differentiator

27 programmes with verified city evidence

Each published programme requires an exact NO_STUDYINNORWAY source key, the same canonical university, and a source city matching this verified municipality study location. The current institution foundation covers NOKUT's university category rather than Norway's complete approved HEI universe.

The current provider foundation covers the 11 NOKUT university-category institutions, not Norway's complete approved HEI universe. Institution identity remains an authority-backed name identity rather than a durable national identifier.

Verified university study locations

1 institutions

Each row is a verified municipality study-location representative for the current university core. It is not a complete physical-campus inventory.

Verified programme sample

Up to 8 alphabetical examples from 27 exact source-city matched programmes. Counts remain verified-partial because the current institution foundation does not cover every approved Norwegian HEI category.

Career environment

Trondheim municipality Technology Capital business-development priorities. Context only, not a shortage ranking or employment guarantee.

Ocean industries and technologyHealthEnergyDigitalisation and technology

Student work context

A Norwegian study permit normally includes permission to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week alongside studies and full-time during holidays. UDI eligibility and permit conditions apply; this national rule is not a city differentiator.

Metric sources

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