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Strategic Plan 2017-2021 SCIENCE IN THE CENTRE 2017-2021 STRATEGIC PLAN STRATEGIC CONTACT Telephone: +47 73 59 21 45 Email address: [email protected] Street address: Erling Skakkes gate 47A, Trondheim Mailing address: NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet, NO-7491 Trondheim, Norway Graphic design: NTNU Graphics Centre Printing: Skipnes kommunikasjon 2 STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2027 TABLE OF CONTENTS This is the NTNU University Museum ................................................ 5 Vision and values ....................................................................................6 The Museum’s role in society .................................................................6 The Museum’s unique advantages .........................................................6 The Museum’s challenges ......................................................................7 The Museum’s ambitions ........................................................................7 Goals and the way forward ................................................................9 The scientific collections ......................................................................10 Research and knowledge development................................................10 Exhibitions and public activity ..............................................................11 Knowledge sharing and digital presence ............................................11 Education ..............................................................................................12 Organization and resources ..................................................................12 Action plan .......................................................................................13 Scientific collections .............................................................................14 Research and Knowledge Development ..............................................14 Exhibitions and public activities ...........................................................15 Knowledge sharing and digital presence .............................................15 Education ..............................................................................................15 Organization and resources ..................................................................15 3 NTNU University Museum The NTNU University Museum is one of Norway’s leading institutions for collecting, preserving, studying and exhibiting natural and cultural history collections. 4 STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2027 THIS IS THE NTNU UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 5 NTNU University Museum The NTNU University Museum has its origins in the Royal Norwegian Society of Sciences and Letters, which was founded in 1760. The Museum is founded on the oldest organized museum collections in VISION AND VALUES Norway, and was officially separated from its parent organization in 1873. In 1968, the Norwegian NTNU - Knowledge for a better world Parliament (Stortinget) established the University of Trondheim, which included the Museum. This decision became reality in 1984. Ringve Botanical Garden was created as a result of the same decision, and has been NTNU’s core values are: Creative, a part of the University Museum since 1981. In 1996, constructive, critical, respectful and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, considerate. NTNU, was established. Vision and values With respect to organization, the NTNU University Museum is considered to be at the same level as NTNU has an academic platform that identifies three NTNU’s faculties. social missions: NTNU will be broad-based university with a technical-scientific main profile and will be a national centre for professional education. The Museum’s role in society The NTNU University Museum will contribute to this with our natural and cultural history profile, and The NTNU University Museum will develop and share with our strong commitment to interdisciplinary knowledge about nature, culture and science as the perspectives and cooperation. basis for sustainable development. The Museum will safeguard and manage its scientific collections and The NTNU University Museum is one of Norway’s capitalize on them through research, public outreach leading institutions in all aspects related to natural and education. and cultural history collections, from making them accessible, to studying, conserving and safeguarding them for future generations. The Museum’s unique advantages The Museum offers professionally oriented education Our unique advantages are our scientific collections, in archaeology, and public heritage management multidisciplinary expertise, central location and long activities under the Cultural Heritage Act. The Museum tradition in knowledge and education. benefits from being part of a technical-scientific university and from being a university museum, which ensures good integration between research, management and public outreach. 6 STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2027 The Museum’s challenges The Museum’s ambitions The NTNU University Museum’s challenges are to The NTNU University Museum’s scientific collections address: are the core of our operations. • statutory requirements for the proper management Our ambition is to strengthen and capitalize on the of the scientific collections, given a very challenging collections as an important foundation for knowledge and research, and ensure that they are safeguarded, storage situation, preserved and developed for the future. • NTNU’s goal to develop outstanding research in the fields where the museum has expertise and special qualifications, The NTNU University Museum has multidisciplinary expertise with a focus on natural and cultural history. • challenges raised by being a key player in NTNU’s goal to increased public outreach and visibility, and Our ambition is to be an attractive research by the expectation that the Museum will have an partner and active producer of knowledge at a high active presence in the regions, international level for a sustainable natural and cultural environment. • expectations from a creative work environment to create professional challenges that make it attractive for all employee groups to work at the museum, NTNU Museum is very centrally located in Trondheim • a financial situation characterized by increased and in people’s perception. competition for resources and expertise internally Our ambition is to strengthen Kalvskinnet as a and externally, and with a greater demand for knowledge and cultural district, and to create external funding. attractive exhibits and a meeting place between the public and NTNU in the regions. The NTNU University Museum is part of a long, proud tradition related to knowledge. Our ambition is to be a leading and innovative national environment for the digital sharing of knowledge, and to play a clear role in the public debate. 7 The NTNU University Museum will develop and share knowledge about nature, culture and science as the basis for sustainable development. 8 STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2027 GOALS AND THE WAY FORWARD 9 NTNU University Museum The scientific collections Research and knowledge development Goal Goal In 2021, the NTNU University Museum’s scientific In 2021, the NTNU University Museum is an attractive collections will be safeguarded in functional and research partner and active producer of knowledge at secure facilities and actively used in research, a high international level for a sustainable natural and management, education and public activities. cultural environment. The way forward The way forward • Scientific collections are managed, safeguarded and • NTNU University Museum conducts research on conserved in accordance with ICOM’s Code of Ethics. » taxonomy, systematics and evolutionary history • The collections are systematically developed » ecological processes and species distributions to realize national and international research » the interactions between humans and nature ambitions. » material culture and forms of culture in a long-term perspective • Management of the collections is strengthened » archaeology and advanced technology through interdisciplinary and national cooperation. » dating methodology and • The collections are made digitally available for development of chronologies research, management and the public. • The scientific collections, data series, subject • The scientific quality of the living collections in archives and results of commissioned and public Ringve Botanical Gardens is increased, and the management operations are active elements in collections are included in projects in research, research and the research-based production of management, education and public activities. knowledge. • Research at the Museum is at a high international academic level and documented through high quality scientific publications. • Research at the Museum is developed through internationally oriented research groups, which also strengthen interdisciplinary activity. • The NTNU University Museum is a central national actor as a producer of knowledge and data for Norwegian environmental stewardship. • The NTNU University Museum actively works to increase external research funding. 10 STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2027 Exhibitions and public activity Knowledge sharing and digital presence Goal Goal In 2021, the NTNU University Museum offers attractive In 2021, the NTNU University Museum is a leading exhibits and spaces for the public and research to and innovative national environment for knowledge meet, with Kalvskinnet as the hub and with a presence sharing, and is clearly visible in the public debate. in the regions. The way forward The way forward • The Museum
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