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Housing

SiT: SiT has approximately 3800 housing units distributed among 12 different student villages/houses. We can offer housing in a wide variety of sizes and price categories.

You apply to these accommodations through the International Office. See if you are eligible for a SiT accommodation here.

HYBEL.NO: Internet service where residents of Trondheim put up their ad. The most used website among students. Link. Use Google Translate if there are some words you don't understand.

FINN.NO: Another website with ads. Link. (Only in Norwegian)

Hostels

Rumis Hostel

There are also many hotels in the city center.

Getting around

Public transport

Car rental

NTNUI has a deal with the rental company Sixt. You can see the prices here.

Sixt webpage: no.sixt.com

NTNU

NTNU assembled information on coming and living in Trondheim. Living in Trondheim

(Unofficial) Timetable generator: ntnu.1024.no

Sports: NTNU has a joint sports centre with loads of opportunities to get active! www.sit.no/sports/

Studentersamfundet

Studentersamfundet is Trondheim’s student house. It is run by students for students. Here you can enjoy a good meal, socialize with a cheaper beer, attend the Tuesday quiz, take part in the weekly meetings, enjoy concerts with both famous and less famous bands – and much more! If you buy a membership, you will get discounts on food, beverage and all arrangements. Check out the website for upcoming events.

www.samfundet.no

Weather apps

Weather forecast websites (we put two as the weather is very unstable around here and very hard to predict):

If you want a comparison of them, use: https://pent.no

Festivals

  • UKA: Happening once every two years in October. It's the biggest festival in Norway!! And guess what? It's organized by students! And you can even help out! What a great way to meet Norwegians ;)
  • Pstereo: Happening every year in late August just beside the Nidaros cathedral.
  • ISFiT is arranged every other year, and each festival has a theme related to social and political topics with international relevance. 450 students from all over the world gather to attend different workshops and take part in the festival's culture program.
  • Trondheim Calling: A cosy festival with small bands playing at different venues in the city center. The festival is held every January.
  • Other festivals: www.trondheim.kommune.no/festivaler/

For other events in Norway, check out TicketMaster