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Admission to this PhD programme is continuous. To apply you need a five-year master's degree or equivalent in teacher education or other qualifications in teaching education, educational sciences
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of Biostatistics, Institute of Basic Medical Sciences (IMB), University of Oslo (UiO), Norway. The candidate shall take part in the research group on “Statistical models for high-dimensional and functional data
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instrumental in building a society based on knowledge, skills and attitudes. Do you want to take part in shaping the future? ... (Video unable to load from YouTube. Accept cookie and refresh page to watch video
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– globally, nationally and locally – we shall be instrumental in building a society based on knowledge, skills and attitudes. Do you want to take part in shaping the future? ... (Video unable to load from
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of International Affairs (NUPI) is seeking three Postdoc candidates/ senior researchers (SKO 1109) for the interdisciplinary, ERC-funded Navigator project, which explores the (mis)use of country performance
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, rehabilitation, and care. Common for all research areas within health sciences are human health on micro and macro levels, where the interaction between individual, interhuman and societal conditions are central
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multidisciplinary field of research with great theoretical and methodological diversity. This PhD programme focuses on both general and specific features of professions and their professional practice. The programme