Queen Maud University College for Early Childhood Education

The DMMH (Dette Må Høstes) Institute for Early Childhood Education in Trondheim, Norway is a distinguished institution dedicated to nurturing holistic child development through early learning and play-based experiences. Situated within the heart of Norway’s vibrant cultural landscape, specifically at Thrond Nergaards vei 7, DMMH has a rich history dating back to 1947. With an acceptance rate of approximately 37%, it consistently attracts a diverse cohort of aspiring educators and early childhood professionals. The institution boasts a Master's Degree program focused on Child Development, General Studies, offering flexible pathways for specialized training across various key areas. Curriculum development emphasizes child-centered learning, emphasizing the importance of individualized support and fostering resilience.

DMMH’s mission extends beyond academic rigor; it cultivates a supportive ecosystem centered around collaborative partnerships with local communities and families. Recognizing its vital role in shaping future generations' well-being, DMMH prioritizes hands-on activities that promote social emotional development alongside core cognitive skills. The institute is deeply committed to innovation through collaborative research initiatives exploring new approaches to early childhood education practices within Norway’s unique cultural context. It also actively seeks to integrate the evolving needs of a growing society with its educational approach, while considering sustainability aspects. The institution serves over 213,000 residents in Trondheim and beyond, delivering high-quality education focused on fostering future generations through early childhood development. DMMH is also accredited by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research and embraces a strong commitment to inclusivity.