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Academically relevant background within marine control/cybernetics, computer science, or hydrodynamics, with good skills in mathematics, programming, and machine learning. Master's degree in control engineering
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computer science, mathematics, statistics, or a related area with very good results. Your course of study must correspond to a five-year Norwegian course, where 120 credits have been obtained at master's level. You
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environmental engineering, applied mathematics as well as secondary school teacher education in natural sciences and use of natural resources such as in agriculture, forestry and aquaculture. The workplace is in
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including the research statement Proficiency in both written and spoken English Scientific qualifications: A degree in Biology, Geology and Earth Science, Physics, Mathematics, Geography, Soil Science
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have a relevant master’s degree in computer science, mathematics, statistics, or a related area with very good results. Your course of study must correspond to a five-year Norwegian course, where 120
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be met: Advanced methodological knowledge in the form of completed master's course or documented exam in methods / theory of science at master's level A Scientific article assumed in a peer-reviewed
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engineering and information technology, protection automation and control theory studies. The PhD candidate will address new protection, control, and automation concepts development, understanding important
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This PhD programme is multidisciplinary and cross-disciplinary building on applied mathematics and physics, technology and engineering—and the interplay between these. The programme has an applied
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, highly motivated researchers that both enjoy working in a team but capable of working independently. They should be keen to utilize eclectic theories and methods, develop new theoretical perspectives while
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knowledge about natural resource management Knowledge of software R Strong skills and/or interest in mathematical and statistical modelling is a strength Ability to conduct field work in remote alpine areas