Fall 2005

• Industrial Ecology Research Methods (EP8114)
  Taught by Professor Helge Brattebø, Professor Annik Magerholm Fet, Professor Edgar Hertwich, Professor Sigurd Støren

• Industrial Ecology and Waste Recycling (VM8301)
  Taught by Professor Helge Brattebø, Professor II Aage Heie

Spring 2005

• Industrial ecology – theoretical and methodological approach to multidisciplinary research (IØ 8503) Taught by the Dept. of Industrial Economics and Technology Management and Professor Annik Magerholm Fet and dr. Martina Maria Keitsch.

• Industrial ecology and quantitative systems analysis (EP8108) Taught by the Dept. of Energy and Process Engineering and Prof. Edgar Hertwich.

Any student enrolled in the PhD in Industrial Ecology must take at least two core courses in addition to course EP8114 which is compulsory.

* H: Autumn term V: Spring term, NTNU PhD handbook.

Elective courses

Electives can be chosen with a large flexibility; however, each course needs to be approved by the candidate's supervisor.

Severeal departments at NTNU has offered PhD courses in Industrial Ecology at regular intervals. Visit the below links for more information on previous courses.

• PD8100 Eco-Effectiveness and Systems Design in a Factor 10 persepctive (Spring 2003) Offered by Dept. of Product Design and Adjunct professor Ole Jørgen Hansen.

• DIS 1061 Industrial Ecology - theoretical and methodological approach to multi-disciplinray research (Spring 2003) Offered by the Dept. of Industrial Economics and Technology Management and Professor Annik Magerholm Fet and dr. Martina Maria Keitsch.

Documents for the course Spring 2003:

• Presentasjon PhD 2003
• Environmental Systems Analysis
• Industriell økologi doktorkurs
• BE vs IE and metaphores
• Metabolism methods
• Technology Perceptions