The case is updated.
On Friday 26 April, this year’s number of applicants to higher education was announced.
23,888 applicants have applied to NTNU as their first choice this year, according to a press release from the university. That means one in six applicants to universities this year.
Here are the ten most sought-after undergraduate studies at NTNU this year:
| Program name | Applications, first choice | |
|---|---|---|
| Industrial economics and technology management, Trondheim | 1233 | |
| Economics and administration, bachelor, Trondheim | 1050 | |
| Nursing, Trondheim | 888 | |
| Psychology, professional studies, Trondheim | 740 | |
| Medicine, Trondheim | 584 | |
| Economics and administration, part-time, Gjøvik | 576 | |
| Physiotherapy, Trondheim | 572 | |
| Economics and administration, civil economist, Trondheim | 491 | |
| Engineer, flight engineer, Trondheim | 453 | |
| Psychology, bachelor, Trondheim | 441 |
There is a significant increase in applicants for technological subjects this year, according to the press release from NTNU.
More applicants for kindergarten teacher in Trondheim
Kindergarten teacher training throughout Norway has experienced a decline in recent years. In a press release, Dronning Mauds Minne Høgskole (DMMH) writes that it seems the numbers have now stabilised.
The number of applicants for part-time kindergarten teacher training has increased by 43 per cent at DMMH this year. Overall, the number of applicants to them has increased by 5 per cent.
The proportion of male applicants to the kindergarten teacher training courses at DMMH is now 15 per cent. This is a slight decrease from last year, according to the college.
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