One of the students from NTNU School of Entrepreneurship recently visited the University of Genova to see how they managed the entrepreneurship education at the school. Read more about his trip here.

Thirteen students from disciplines such as cybernetics, electrical systems and medicine worked together on creating the operation theatres of the future

Spark’s 7th installment of the popular event took place last month at FRAM.

Eline, Elise and Kjersti from NTNU School of Entrepreneurship went to Copenhagen to learn more about refugee incubators. Read more about their trip here.

Students from NTNU School of Entrepreneurship and faculty went to the UK a couple of weeks ago to explore and visit universities that implements programs in entrepreneurship in their degrees. Read about their trip to Cambridge, UCL, University of Buckingham and Coventry University.

The Climate-KIC Journey is the world’s largest climate innovation summer school offering transformative learning and hands-on business experience. Engage will for the forth year be a part of the project.

Marius Tuft Mathisen at NTNU won The Heizer Dissertation Award for his research within the field of entrepreneurship. This is the oldest and most prestigious dissertation award emerging scholars in the management field can win. Associate Professor Marius Tuft Mathisen...

A project bringing together world-class education institutions and practitioners from Norway, USA and India to develop knowledge that improves entrepreneurial education and its impact on society has been awarded funding through the INTPART program of the Research...

Through my studies at NTNU School of Entrepreneurship, my inner changemaker got “smashed under a bulldozer” and then empowered into a core of who I am. The Bosnia war was at its worst when I was a small kid. Through the news, sharing horrible and heartbreaking...

Entrepreneurship education on site may be a long-lasting lesson; either it is a visit to a Spanish aviation company or to a Norwegian salmon farm. I’m at Valencia Airport, but I am not finding myself in a stressed security queue or at an overpriced fast food...