In Trondheim, you can take the bus almost anywhere! As students at DMMH, you are eligeble for a student discount on the monthly buss pass. This ticket allows  you to hop on and off almost any bus whenever you like, allowing for exploration and convenience without hassle.

Visit Atb's website for bus ticket prices and to plan your travel with ease. 

Please note: you must activate your student ID on your smartphone before purchasing a student ticket. Ticket controls are frequent, and you can expect a fine if you can not provide the student ID upon inspection.

Trondheim and Norway have a few quirks that most locals know, but forget to mention. Here are a few useful tips:

• "Pant": All bottles and cans you buy will have a "2" or "3" mark on them. These can be returned and recycled at most shops, and you get 2/3 NOK back for each one!
   

• WiFi and 5G: Norway's signal is one of the best in the world. You can get a signal in most places, on most mountains and in most tunnels.
   

• Right to roam: The Right to roam is a law that allows any person to walk anywhere that is not clearly marked private property.
   

• Tap water: The tap water in Norway is some of the cleanest in the world. You can safely drink from any tap, and even some springs and rivers in nature.

International students can contact Gløshaugen or Øya for general health services and access to a doctor. For more serious health concerns, please contact the emergency room. 

If you are in need of immediate help or in case of emergency, please dial 113 immediately.

Gløshaugen Doctor's office  

Phone: +4773593280

Address: Richard Birkelands vei 5

Øya Doctor's office

Phone: +4772543860

Address: Prinsensgate 1A, entry from Tinghusgata

Emergency room

Phone: 116 117

Address: Prinsesse Kristinas gate 149

Ambulance/St. Olavs Hospital (emergencies only)

Phone: 113

Address: Prinsesse Kristinas gate 3

Police

Phone: 112

Address: Gryta 4

Fire brigade

Phone: 110

Visiting the doctor in Norway involves only a small fee. Hospital visits are usually free.

Most grocery shops in Norway sell paracetamol, cough drops and other non-perscription medication.