Step up your career in the Norwegian tech capital

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TRONDHEIM: Busy tech companies © Geir Hageskal.
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Sunset at Pirsenteret. © Tormod Igelø Ellingsen
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Munkholmen and downtown Trondheim in the background. © Tormod Igelø Ellingsen
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Greater Trondheim region

  • 315 000
    inhabitants
  • 40 000
    students
  • 7 000
    researchers
  • 800
    tech companies
  • 1
    Nobel Prize in Medicine
  1. Dive into the Nordic life. Somewhat cold and very refreshing. © Tormod Igelø Ellingsen
    Dive into the Nordic life. Somewhat cold and very refreshing.
    A balanced worklife
  2. Helse
    Free healthcare for all
  3. Hydrogenlab 30 1 2
    Flat structures. Have an impact!
…the list goes on…

Top 9 reasons to join the tech sector in the Greater Trondheim Region

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IT is Trondheim Part 1
5 BRIGHT IDEAS: — Microchips and sports statistics
IT is Trondheim Part 2
5 TECH COMPANIES: — Bluetooth and the global app
Emission Free Wind Power
FUTURE ENERGY — SINTEF solving ocean wind

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All the information you need to experience a soft landing i Greater Trondheim Region

  1. WHAT IS UDI? The Directorate of Immigration (UDI in Norwegian) handles work permits.
    WHAT IS UDI? The Directorate of Immigration (UDI in Norwegian) handles work permits.
    Residence and Work Permits
  2. COZY BAKKLANDET: One of several attractive neighbourhoods in Trondheim – a place to live or just to stroll around. © Knut Opeide
    COZY BAKKLANDET: One of several attractive neighbourhoods in Trondheim – a place to live or just to stroll around.
    Find a Home
  3. GROWING UP: The Norwegian public school system is inclusive and free of charge
    GROWING UP: The Norwegian public school system is inclusive and free of charge
    Preschools and Schools

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