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Norwegian University ofNorwegian University of

Science and Science and TechnologyTechnology

Trondheim, Trondheim, NorwayNorway

http:http://www//www..ntnuntnu.no.no

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University of Stavanger

Norwegian University of Life Sciences

University Courses at Svalbard ( North)78°

NorwegianUniversities and

University Colleges

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NTNU Campus Photos

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Organizational chart of NTNU

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FACTS

BOARD

ORGANIZATIONAL DIV. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY MUSEUM OF NAT.HIST. & ARCHEOL.

INFORMATION DIV. TECHNICAL DIV. FINANCIAL DIV. STUDENT & ACAD. DIV.

FAKULTETENE

ARCHITECTURE

& FINE ARTARTS

INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY,

MATHEMATICS

& ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING

SCIENCE &

TECHNOLOGY

MEDICINE

NATURAL

SCIENCES &

TECHNOLOGY

SOCIAL

SCIENCES &

TECHNOLOGY

MANAGEMENT

RECTOR

UNIVERSITY

DIRECTOR

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NTNU’s locations

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20 000 registered students

52 departments in 7 faculties

Over 5 000 student applications per year– of which 8500 have NTNU as their first choice

2800 B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees awarded per year

190 PhD degrees awarded a year

4150 employees

Budget: NOK 3.5 billion

515 000 m2 of buildings

NTNU key figures

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NTNU’s history

1210 Schola Cathedralis Nidarosiensis1757 The Mining Academy of Kongsberg1760 Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters1870 Trondheim Technical Vocational School1910 Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH)1922 Norwegian Teacher Training College1968 University of Trondheim1973 Music Conservatory in Trondheim1979 Trondheim Academy of Fine Art1984 College of Arts and Science1996 Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

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Curricula in Technology- Chemistry and biotechnology- Civil and environmental engineering- Communication technology- Computer science- Electronics- Engineering cybernetics- Engineering design and production- Engineering science and ICT- Geophysics and petroleum engineering- Industrial economics and industrial management- Industrial design- Marine sciences- Marine technology- Materials technology- Physics and mathematics

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EDUCATION

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Strategic focus

Six thematic strategic areas

Three Centres of Excellence

Programme for Interdisciplinary Research

13 Gemini Centres at NTNU-SINTEF, examples:- Marine Structures- Materials and Energy- MiNaLab (Centre for Micro- and

Nanotechnology)- Petroleum Centre

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R & D

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NTNU’s six strategic areas

Energy and PetroleumMedical TechnologyMaterials TechnologyMarine and Maritime TechnologyInformation and CommunicationTechnologyGlobalization

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R & D

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Petroleum Petroleum Education Education andand

ResearchResearch

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The The Norwegian UniversityNorwegian University

of of Science and Science and TechnologyTechnology

Trondheim, Trondheim, NorwayNorway

http:http://www//www.petroleum.ntnu.no.petroleum.ntnu.no

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Gløshaugen and Lerkendal Stadion in the middle,Petroleum Center (SINTEF & NTNU) at lower right

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Brief statistics of petroleum educationat Norwegian University of Science and Technology

•established in 1973

•first class graduated in 1974 (30-year jubilee in 2004)

•Near 2000 graduated sivilingeniørs and M.Sc.’s during 1974-2005

•100 graduated Ph.D.´s candidates during 1977-2005

•around 80 M.Sc.’s graduate per year

•around 10 Ph.D.´s graduate per year

•currently around 90 full-time teachers, staff, researchers

•around 280 students enrolled at upper B.Sc. and M.Sc. levels

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Professors in Petroleum Engineering and Petroleum Geoscience

v

Drilling Reservoir

T. van Golf-Racht1

O. S. Hustad2

T. Aa. JelmertJ. Kleppe

O. TorsæterC. H. Whitson

Geophysics

L. Amundsen2

C. Puigdefabregas2

T. Eidesmo2

S. Johansen2

H. LangelandM. LandroeO. B. Lile

J. R. Skilbrei2

E. TjaalandT. Torsvik2

B. Ursin

Geology*

S. O. JohnsenS. Lippard

M. B. E. MørkR. Sinding-Larsen

A. Mørk2

Production

E. Fjær2

R. HoltA. Rødland

S. SangeslandP. Skalle

H. AsheimM. Golan

J.GudmundssonH. Herfjord1

*At Department of Geology and Mineral Resources Engineering

1) emeritus2) adjunct (20%)

Petroleum Engineering Petroleum Geoscience

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International M.Sc. and Ph.D. Programs

• English Language Instruction

• 40% non-Norwegian Students in M.Sc. Program

• 50% non-Norwegians in Ph.D. Program

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Student exchange agreements with European universitiesStudent exchange agreement with University of Texas,

Texas A&M University, Colorado School of MinesStudent exchange agreement with Univeristy of Campinas, BrazilStudent exchange agreement with University of New South WalesNORAD-financed petroleum education for students from

Asia and Afrika (12 per year)Government-financed petroleum education for students from

Eastern Europe and developing countries (15 per year)Educational collaboration with Pomor University, Russia

150 students trained during 1996-2004Training ageement with NIOC, Iran for education and research.

50 Iranians will get M.Sc. degrees at NTNU 2000-2005Training agreements with Venezuela og AserbaijanDiscussion of collaboration with Angola, Iraq, Libya, Nigeria, Russia,Saudi Arabia,

International Educational CollaborationInternational Educational Collaboration

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A typical classroom in 2004

• 15-20 nationalities, languages, cultures...

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Modern Facilities

High Performance Visualization andComputingHuge amounts of data and demandingcomputational tasks are typical for many of thepetroleum disciplines. Through a closecollaboration with Norsk Hydro, the departmenthas been able to install a floor-to-ceiling VirtualReality laboratory, with a dedicated 32-processorSGI computer. The laboratory is used primarilyfor visualization of seismic data and reservoirfluid flow. Other applications are underdevelopment. We have close collaboration withother departments at NTNU, such as medicineand computer science.

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Industry-Sponsored Field CoursesIntegrated in M.Sc. Program

Geological Field CoursesThrough close collaboration with Statoil, NorskHydro, BP, and Shell several new field coursesfor the M.Sc. students have been developedover the past few years. The courses take placeat Svalbard, in England, in the Pyrenees and inOman.

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Multi-Disciplinary Groups

Group-based multidisciplinary learningprocessesConsiderable resources are invested in modernlearning methods and technology over the pastfew years (PBL, multi-disciplinary groups, web-based learning). Through close collaboration withNorwegian oil companies, in particular withStatoil, large amounts of field data and realisticfield problems have become freely available foreducation and research. In addition resources forinvestment in modern equipment and facilities forthe development of inspiring and effectivelearning environments have been made available.

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Strong Petroleum Research Program

• More than 30 professors in Drilling, Production, Reservoir,

Geology, Geophysics, Petrophysics

• More than 50 Ph.D. students are involved in thesis research

• Annually, 80 M.Sc. theses are completed

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Research collaboration with industryResearch collaboration with industry

Long-term collaboration agreement with Norsk HydroLong-term collaboration agreement with StatoilLong-term collaboration agreement with ShellLong-term collaboration agreement with TOTALLong-term collaboration agreement with Enterprise Oil (Shell)Long-term collaboration agreement with BPIndividual project agreements with most oil companies

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www.ntnu.no

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