By Eva Røgler and Linnea Tveraaen Linnea and Eva, both students at NTNU School of Entrepreneurship, recently visited Turku in Finland because of their startup Snowroller. The main purpose of the trip was to promote their startup, and in that context, they were invited...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, is one of the many buzzwords heard in entrepreneurship circles these days. In the last few years, processing power has made it possible to create far more advanced machine learning algorithms than before, but the technology and idea...

The innovation eco-system at NTNU moves!

This January, Kunstakademiet i Trondheim hosted an intensive English-language Experts-in-Teamwork village, “North by Northeast: A Free Passage from Norway to China” with generous support from NTNU Engage

January 9th the School of Entrepreneurship invited former and current students to hold inspiring talks for their classmates in what we like to call “Entrepreneurship Day”.

Engage is searching for students to become a part of our team! Interested in communication, video and photo, or web development? Apply by February 5th 2020.

In 2019 Engage arranged the first Slush’D in Trondheim. In 2020, the new main organizer Daniil Liaimer have a call for action, wanting to make Slush’D an even bigger happening. Read more about this experience at Slush’D in Helsinki and future plans for Trondheim.

Why is entrepreneurship so important? We asked three of the great minds working at Engage to tell us why they are so passionate about entrepreneurship.

The startup Metaito visited Slush Helsinki, the leading startup event in the world.

Jonas from WAID desk surfed in Barcelona this autumn

Kvinneprosjektet wants to inspire more women to pursue an entrepreneurial career.

The different engineering programs at NTNU have not seen bigger changes since 1993.

Since the beginning in February of 2019, Spark* Nord has grown to become a live and thriving organization with four mentors and 14 active start-ups. Read all about how they work and what they focus on!

Karoline Saastad went to Boston during the summer of 2019 as part of Gründerskolen. In the course of 10 short weeks, she was able to write down her top tips on how to make the most of the entrepreneurial environment – for both you personally and for your startup.

Spark has since 2014 mentored over 400 start-up ideas consisting of over 1500 students with success stories including startups as Gobi, Tise, and Ludenso. Now Spark is expanding, and that in an impressive pace. Read our latest insight in this story.

After four years of working with his PhD thesis, Torgeir Aadland is ready to defend his thesis “Assessment of Entrepreneurship Education: Design, Learning and Objectives”.  Aadland describes the last four years as fun, and that the great relationships he has with his...

In January, 25 students from NTNU went to India to work together with rural Indian innovators and entrepreneurs. The students worked on challenges related to sustainable innovation and entrepreneurial methods. Experts in Teamwork is a master’s degree course in which...