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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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of teaching and administrative duties (up to 25 %), depending on the competence of the successful applicant and the needs of the department. The research fellow must take part in the Department’s PhD program
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din. En cookie er ikke et program som kan inneholde skadelige programmer eller virus. Hvordan nettsiden bruker cookies Cookies er nødvendig for å få nettsiden til å fungere. Cookies hjelper oss å få en
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editing is an advantage. The candidate must have excellent written and oral communication skills in English To be employed as a PhD Research Fellow, admission to a doctoral program is required. Normally
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din. En cookie er ikke et program som kan inneholde skadelige programmer eller virus. Hvordan nettsiden bruker cookies Cookies er nødvendig for å få nettsiden til å fungere. Cookies hjelper oss å få en
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create managerial insights and guidelines for practitioners collaboration with the Norwegian companies Ulstein, Brunvoll, and Aker Solutions take part in the mandatory PhD research education program
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, NTNU. This PhD position is financed via the European Research Council’s Advanced Grant Program. The candidate needs to fulfill the requirements of NTNU for obtaining a PhD. The appointment has a duration
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basis for admission to the PhD programme. Applicants with education from a Nordic country or medical degree from the EEA area and a license to practice medicine in Norway are exempt from the requirement
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. Addressing housing-related health risks in the USA, Vietnam, Turkey, and Ecuador, the project integrates community engagement, data science, and computational modeling. The key objectives of ComDisp
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computational modeling. The key objectives of ComDisp are: • Identifying and understanding housing, air quality, and respiratory health issues in each case study. • Linking climate change models to housing