The school consists of three buildings; the main building, the service building and the Merino building. The main and service building make one unity and will be referred to as the main/service building. As an exchange student, you will have courses in the main and Merino buildings. The Merino building, located at sea level, was earlier connected to the two other buildings with a staircase of 176 steps, but this has now been replaced by a far more pleasant path.
Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-11:00 a.m. & 12 a.m.-2:30 p.m. The office for Academic and Student Affairs is situated on top of the stairs leading to the main entrance. Here you can sign up for the exams and get information about the semester programme and courses. Here you also find the student advisors, who will help you on whatever you need to know about academic matters at NHH.
Phone: +47 55 95 90 00
Fax: +47 55
95 95 65
E-mail: stud@nhh.no
Web: www.nhh.no
The study programmes at NHH are based on a large degree of independent study and study groups. There are several areas reserved for such purposes:
More information about the Study Halls and Roombooking service.
In the Merino building, there is one study hall with more than 400 seats. In the service building there are two study halls where you also can get access outside opening hours, all you need is your student ID-card. There is also a reading room at the Hatleberg students residence.
At Merino, there are several small rooms reserved for students who want to work in study groups.
There are good PC-facilities at NHH. Most of the computers available for students are PCs. Usually the capacity of the rooms is good, but when the first year students have their introductory PC courses, it may be hard to find computers that are not occupied. Opening hours of the computer rooms: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.- 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Both in the service building and the Merino building there is an office called "Escape", where you can be helped with your computer problems. In the service building "Escape" is located inside the Library, while in the Merino building you will find "Escape" at the next door the PC-rooms.
All students at school have access to Internet/e-mail. You will get your own user name, normally within the first week of the semester. This user name is also needed in order to log on to the school computers. The email-address will be:
sxxxxxx@stud.nhh.no (X = your studentnumber).
There are several PC-rooms in the Merino building and some in the main/service building. Printers are located on several places around the campus. You pay for the print-outs with your student-card, which you may fill up at the "Escape".
The school library offers a wide selection of books, reports, research papers and periodicals in various business and economics subjects, and is situated in the service building. At the library you can also search for articles from international periodicals on international databases. Finally you can enjoy the main newspapers and magazines from the UK, Germany, France and Spain. See www.nhh.no/bib/
The bookstore "Studia", situated in the service building, sells textbooks and other material needed for your studies. Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-4 p.m, Wednesday until 6 p.m. The first two weeks of the semester Studia will stay open until 6 p.m. on weekdays, and it will also be open on Saturdays from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
At "Kompendieutsalget", located in the Bookstore, you can buy material made especially for the courses offered at school and exam samples from recent years.
There are two student cafeterias at NHH, one is in the service building and the other one in the Merino building. Opening hours: 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. You can get hot meals in the cafeteria for 30-50 kroner, or soup for the price of 18 kroner.
NHH has a sport hall at campus. Special prices for students.
Last updated: 2007-10-17. Contact: Studieadministrasjonen
