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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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programme, you must have completed a relevant bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) + master (120 ECTS) , or equivalent education in the fields of human centered technology, art, design, social sciences
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information science, journalism and media studies, social work, social policy and child welfare, public management and business. The faculty has about 4200 students and nearly 280 members of staff. Oslo
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information science, journalism and media studies, social work, social policy and child welfare, public management and business. The faculty has about 4200 students and nearly 280 members of staff
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an engineering field such as electrical, automation, chemical, process, mechanical, mechatronics, or master’s degree in computer science or information technology. Knowledge and experience in industrial automation
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, cybernetics, mechatronics, automation, electrical engineering, or master’s degree or equivalent in computer science or information technology. Knowledge and experience in industrial robotic systems, including
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position as a PhD Research Fellow in the field of Development Studies. The position is for three years, including the researcher training programme, and aiming for a doctoral dissertation. Depending on
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. The programme is characterized by methodological and theoretical diversity. The training component consists of 30 ECTS credits and will support the work you do in the research component (the thesis
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This PhD programme is interdisciplinary and recruits PhD candidates with different academic backgrounds. Application and admission requirements About the programme The Study of Professions is a
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information science, journalism and media studies, social work, social policy and child welfare, public management and business. The faculty has about 4200 students and nearly 280 members of staff. Oslo