Academic writing - For students
Academic writing
Get help with your academic writing
See also: Writing and submitting your master's thesis | Writing and submitting your bachelor's thesis
Kurskalender
Activities
The Library's introductory course is a practical course for anyone writing their bachelor-, project- or master thesis. The two-hour course will give you useful tips for writing your thesis. You will learn how to navigate the library resources, use different search techniques, and use sources correctly.
See our course calendar for more information and registration.
Join our 2x45 minutes introductory course to the reference management system EndNote. The course is open to all. Please make sure to install EndNote before joining the course.
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Join our 2x45 minutes introduction to the reference management program Zotero in The Virtual Library course room. The course is open to everyone. Please install Zotero beforehand.
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LaTeX
Join our 3x45 minutes introduction to LaTeX! The course is open to all.
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BibTeX-/BibLaTeX
Join our 2x45 minutes practical introduction to citations in LaTeX. The course is open to all.
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Help
Contact our virtual help desk for immediate answers to your questions.
We have staffed help desks at all our campus libraries.
You can also book one-on-one guidance at your local library.
The university’s self-help portal for students and employees. (Log in with FEIDE)
About NTNU Oppgaveskriving
NTNU Academic Writing is a web-based resource, helping students to write better papers, and assists them in finding information. The main target group are students writing their thesis. The website has been made by the NTNU University Library.
Everyone is welcome to use our website, also those outside of the NTNU!
All contents of this website are available for use under a Creative Commons License. Please do credit the NTNU University Library when used by other institutions, and feel free to get in touch with us if you wish to adapt parts of the content.
The website was first launched in 2004 as "VIKO - The Road to Information Competence" but on 16th of March 2017 the website had a major relaunch changing its name to NTNU Academic Writing.
The website relaunched again in the summer of 2022.
The sites are updated regularly.