Meeting Baker Hughes-NTNU Ingvald Str

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Meeting Baker Hughes-NTNUIngvald StrømmenDean
of Engineering Science and Technology, NTNU
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Shaping the future

• NTNU has shaped Norway. The technological and
  cultural innovations that contributed to Norways
  development into a modern society stem from NTNU.
  
• NTNU has a proud history. Now we need NTNU to
  explore what Norway should live of in the
  future.
• Prime Minister Mr. Jens Stoltenberg

Prime Minister of Norway, Mr. Stoltenberg, at the
opening of NTNUs Centennial Celebration
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NTNU key figures
FACTS

• Vision Internationally Outstanding 2020. Top ten
  in Europe in Technology.
• 53 departments in 7 faculties
• 20 000 registered students, 7000 admitted/year
• 3000 degrees awarded a year
• 48 Bachelors programmes
• 82 two-year Masters programmes
• 22 five-year Masters programmes
• 80 of Norways Masters in Engineering
  (Sivilingeniør)
• 314 doctoral degrees awarded in 2008 (The goal
  in 2010 350)
• 4320 employees
• 2600 empl. in education and research 555
  professors
• Annual Budget 500M (140M externally funded)

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Student town No. 1
EDUCATION

• In Trondheim, one in five inhabitants is a
  student
• The student union Studentersamfundet is the
  centre of student activities
• UKA, the student week, is Norways largest
  cultural festival
• ISFiT International Student Festival in
  Trondheim
• NTNUI is Norways largest sports association
  with 10 000 members

NTNU, May 2006
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The Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology
EMPLOYEES BY TYPE 181 Professors (Full,
Assistant, Adjunct) 141 Post Doctorate Fellows
Researchers, 177 Technical and adm. staff 246
Research FellowsResearch Assistants

• 745 employees in 10 Departments - - - - - - - - -
  - - - - - -
• 3000 students in 7 degree programs (500-600
  new MSc every year)
• 470 PhD students (60 new PhDs / year)
• 47000 m2 of laboratory space (including SINTEF)
• 100 FTE in post graduate education (2007)
• Budget 390 MNOK ( 305 MNOK external activities)
  (2008)
• 474 scientific publication points, level 1 2
  in 2009

MSc Master of Science Sivilingeniør
FTE Full Time Equivalent Årsenheter
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IVT- Departments and study programmes
Departments at theFaculty

Study programmes at the Faculty
The multi-disciplinary programme Engineering
Science and ICT is related to 8 of 10 departments
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Faculty of Engineering Science and Technology
Programmes of study

• MSc programmes, 5 years
• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Engineering Science and ICT
• Geotechnology
• Marine Technology
• Petroleum Geosciences and Engineering
• Product Design and Manufacturing
• Industrial Design Engineering
• Energy and Environmental Engineering

• Erasmus Mundus, 2 years
• Master in Coastal and Marine Engineering and
  Management

• International MSc programmes, 2 years
• Coastal and Marine Civil Engineering
• Geotechnics and Geohazards
• Hydropower Development
• Industrial Ecology
• Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering (New
  from 2009)
• Marine Coastal Development
• Marine Technology
• Natural Gas Technology (New from 2009)
• Petroleum Engineering/Petroleum Geosciences
• Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and
  Safety

• Norwegian MSc programmes, 2 years
• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Geology
• Marine Technology
• Petroleum Geosciences and Engineering
• Product Design and Manufacturing
• Industrial Design Engineering
• Subsea Technology (New from 2009)

• Bachelor, 3 years
• Geology

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NTNUs six Strategic Research Areas

• Energy and petroleum resources and environment
  because energy use has to be sustainable and
  efficient
• Medical Technology because health is one of our
  greatest challenges
• Materials Science because materials are the
  basis for new technology
• Marine and maritime research because the ocean
  offers large quantities of unused resources and
  unexploited opportunities
• Information and communication technology
  because man has to communicate
• Globalisation because the world is becoming a
  global village

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Centres of Excellence
R D
Nationally selected research groups at NTNU of
high international standard that are governed by
uniform management principles.

• Centre for Quantifiable Quality of Service in
  Communication Systems Q2S
• Centre for the Biology of Memory CBM
• Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures CESOS
• Duration 20032013
• Annual Budget 2-5M per Center
• Funded by the Research Council of Norway, NTNU
  and industry

NTNU, August 2005
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Centers for Research Based Innovation
R D
Center Budget 3-4 M per year in 8 years
financed by The Norwegian Researh council,
Industry and NTNU

• NTNU appointed partner in 10 out of 14 National
  Centers.
• 6 Centers at The Faculty of Engineering Science
  and Technology
• -Center for e-field and Integrated Operations for
  Upstream Petroleum Activities
• -Structural Impact Laboratory SIMLab
• -COIN Concrete Innovation Centre
• -CREATE Centre for Research-based Innovation in
  Aquaculture Technology
• -Multiphase Flow Assurance Innovation Centre
• -Norwegian Manufacturing Future

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Norway - an energy nation.
3 generations of energy development Hydro Power,
Petroleum, Renewables
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Centres for Environment-friendly Energy Research
(ENERGISENTER)

• The objective of the scheme for Centres for
  Environment-friendly
• Energy Research (CEER) is to establish
  time-limited research centres
• which conduct concentrated, focused and long-term
  research of high
• international caliber in order to solve specific
  challenges in the field.
• BIGCCS Centre International CCS Research Centre
  SINTEF Energiforskning
• Research Centre for Offshore Wind Technology
  SINTEF Energiforskning
• Centre for Environmental Design of Renewable
  Energy SINTEF Energiforskning
• The Norwegian Research Centre for Solar Cell
  Technology  IFE
• Bioenergy Innovation Centre UMB
• The Research Centre on Zero Emission Buildings
  NTNU

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Ways of cooperation between Industry and NTNU to
establish long term win-win situations

• Workshops on selected topics and regular
  seminars within the different areas of
  cooperation.
• MSc thesis within industrial relevant topics.
• PhD scholarships and PostDocs. , some with
  international cooperation with selected top
  ranked universities
• Professorships (fulltime and/or prof2) at NTNU
• Access to NTNUs international networks
• Scholarships and Summer jobs for students
• Student related activities in cooperation with
  student organisations
• Continuing education and courses for Industrial
  personnel
• Membership in industrial networks connected to
  study programs
• Top Management follow up. Annual status meetings.