NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY · NORWAY
Visual Computing
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- Medical image analysisResearch Area
- Autonomous drivingResearch Area
- Sports analyticsResearch Area
- Extended RealityResearch Area
- 3D image reconstructionResearch Area
- 3D Object RetrievalResearch Area
The Visual Computing Group at NTNU focuses on research and education within Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Image Processing, Extended Reality, and Visualization. Our goal is to advance theoretically interesting topics that benefit society. The Visual Computing Laboratory is a core part of several NTNU educational programs, fostering innovation and collaboration. We actively engage in high-impact research, often amplified through partnerships with institutions like MIRA (Medical Imaging Research and AI), the Gemini Center for Extended Realities (GeminiXR), the Norwegian Open AI Lab, and ARM Trondheim. Our work pushes the boundaries of how humans and machines perceive and interact with both the digital and physical environments.
Careers
Graduates in Visual Computing are well-prepared for a variety of roles in research and industry. The program aims to equip students with the skills to contribute to cutting-edge projects and solve complex challenges.
- Computer Graphics Specialist
- Computer Vision Engineer
- Image Processing Scientist
- Extended Reality Developer
- Data Scientist
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Visual Computing Master's programme?
- Norwegian and EU/EEA students are not charged tuition fees. Non-EU/EEA students may be subject to tuition fees; please check the official NTNU admissions website for the most current fee information.
- What are the estimated living costs in Norway for international students?
- Estimated living costs are approximately 131,880 NOK per year. This cost is separate from any potential tuition fees.
- What career opportunities are available to graduates of this programme?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Computer Graphics Specialist, Computer Vision Engineer, Image Processing Scientist, Extended Reality Developer, and Data Scientist. The program equips students for contributions in both research and industry.
- What are the key research areas within the Visual Computing programme?
- Key research areas include medical image analysis, autonomous driving, sports analytics, Extended Reality, 3D image reconstruction, and 3D object retrieval.
- How can I apply to the Visual Computing Master's programme?
- Application information, including specific steps and required documents, can be found on the NTNU admissions pages. Applications are generally submitted online.
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Fees
Tuition (international)As a public university in Norway, NTNU does not charge tuition fees for most international students at the Master's and PhD levels. However, students from outside the EU/EEA may be subject to tuition fees for Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Please verify the most current fee structure on the NTNU website.
Tuition (home)No tuition fees for Norwegian and EU/EEA students.
LivingEstimated living costs are approximately 131,880 NOK per year.
Tuition fees may apply for certain Master's programs for non-EU/EEA students. Please check the official NTNU admissions website for the most accurate and up-to-date fee information.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Visual Computing Master's programme?
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Norwegian and EU/EEA students are not charged tuition fees. Non-EU/EEA students may be subject to tuition fees; please check the official NTNU admissions website for the most current fee information.
What are the estimated living costs in Norway for international students?
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Estimated living costs are approximately 131,880 NOK per year. This cost is separate from any potential tuition fees.
What career opportunities are available to graduates of this programme?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Computer Graphics Specialist, Computer Vision Engineer, Image Processing Scientist, Extended Reality Developer, and Data Scientist. The program equips students for contributions in both research and industry.
What are the key research areas within the Visual Computing programme?
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Key research areas include medical image analysis, autonomous driving, sports analytics, Extended Reality, 3D image reconstruction, and 3D object retrieval.
How can I apply to the Visual Computing Master's programme?
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Application information, including specific steps and required documents, can be found on the NTNU admissions pages. Applications are generally submitted online.