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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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well as academia. FAQ When can I apply? Positions will be announced here. Your employer may also apply for an industrial or public sector PhD, partly funded by the Norwegian Research Council (forskningsradet.no
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, or development studies. You also need to be able to document that you have funding. In most cases, this means that you must have applied for a position as a PhD candidate at the facully or the public sector PhD
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In Norwegian institutions of higher education, there is no tradition for direct application and admission to PhD programs. Admission to a program is sought either after you have received funding
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), which is equivalent to 150 ECTS credits. The training component consist of two obligatory courses in Health Sciences, one course in methodology and two optional courses. With a PhD in Health Sciences, you
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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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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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methodologies in journalism and media education. We are particularly interested in focuses on the role of technology when it comes to safety of journalists across borders. Fellowship scope The project will