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28 Fully Funded PhD Programs in Norway at University of Oslo

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University of Oslo, Norway is inviting application from both local and international students for its fully funded PhD programs. This window will give students who could not afford foreign education opportunity to study in Norway for free and obtain a world class certification. Also, to study in Norway IELTS or TOEFL is not a mandatory requirement from international students. You read here on Study in Norway. We have therefore crafted this piece to show you 28 fully funded PhD programs at University of Oslo in Norway for the year 2022. The PhD programs cut across different field of research with varying application deadlines.

 

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About University of Oslo, Norway

The University of Oslo is a public research university located in Oslo, Norway. It is the oldest university in Norway. The Academic Ranking of World Universities ranked it the 58th best university in the world and the third best in the Nordic countries. In 2016, the Times Higher Education World University Rankings listed the university at 63rd, making it the highest ranked Norwegian university. The university has approximately 27,700 students and employs around 6,000 people. Its faculties include theology, law, medicine, humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences, dentistry, and education.

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1. PhD Research Fellow in Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics

Project description for this fully funded PhD program in Norway 

The position is associated with the Norwegian ALICE project at CERN, funded by the Norwegian Research Council. The heavy-ion group of the Department of Physics, University of Oslo, participates in the ALICE experiment, which in 2022 will enter the third round of data taking with ultrarelativistic pp, Pb-Pb and p-Pb collisions at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN (LHC Run-3), after comprehensive upgrades improving tracking performance and readout speed.

During this run period, a huge gain (~ 102 ) in event statistics will enable precision measurements of rare probes like charm and beauty hadrons down to low transverse momentum as well as heavy flavour-tagged jets and their substructure, and provide access to numerous new physics observables. A crucial element in the realization of this physics programme is the development of software frameworks and efficient algorithms for handling the immense amounts of data expected during Run-3. In addition to physics analysis and related software development, the group is also involved in instrumentation activities associated with the ALICE Inner Tracking System (ITS) and Forward Calorimeter (FoCal), in collaboration with the heavy-ion groups at the University of Bergen.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Application deadline for the this research project is 15th May 2022

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2. PhD Research Fellow in Bioanalytical Chemistry

Project description for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

“ITOM – Integrated technologies for tracking organoid/gastruloid morphogenesis”. Embryonic stem (ES) cell technology has allowed to develop organoid/gastruloids that show features of organ induction, but lack further maturation and show large variations. The field therefore requires high-content tracking tools and algorithms to guide organoid/gastruloid development. The project will use advanced correlative imaging technologies and data analysis to guide the differentiation of ES cell derived organoids/gastruloids. The ITOM project unites three different Centres of Excellence in the Oslo area: HTH-CoE, Njord-CoE and RITMO-CoE. As such, the candidate will be part of a large and closely interacting interdisciplinary team of basic scientists, developmental biologists, chemists, physicists and computational scientists.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Application deadline for this research program is 19th April 2022

For further details and how to apply, check the application portal

 

3. PhD-position in epigenetics of obesity at EpiGen

Project description for this fully funded PhD program

A funded 3 year PhD-position in epigenetics of obesity is available in the research group “Functional genetics of obesity” led by professor Yvonne Böttcher at EpiGen, Campus Ahus (Akershus University Hospital), Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, Norway: The group is interested in epigenetic and epi-transcriptomic mechanisms potentially involved in the pathophysiology of obesity and its metabolic sequelae such as type 2 diabetes. The successful applicant will contribute amongst others to wetlab work related to m6A RNA methylome, specific histone modifications and/or epigenetic marks on DNA level.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Application deadline for this program is 24th April 2022

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4. PhD Fellowships in Innovation Studies & Science & Technology Studies

Project description for this PhD program

The candidates’ work will be situated within the Centre’s research group ”Science, Technology and Culture”. The Science, Technology and Culture studies analyses the relations between science, technology and society; how scientific knowledge and technologies emerge and how science and technology are employed in different social contexts, and with what social and political implications. Research within the research group is situated within the interdisciplinary field of science and technology studies (STS). The group has a strong tradition for combining empirical research spanning across the humanities and the social sciences and is open to the study of both historical as well as contemporary issues and materials. The Ph.D. positions are open to all proposals relevant for STS in its various forms. It is necessary that the candidates are able to position their projects within the field of STS and that they can relate their proposals to the expertise found at TIK.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program

Application deadline for the fully funded PhD program is 30th April 2022

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5. PhD Candidate in Health Economics

Project description for this PhD program

The Department of Health Economics and Health Management (HELED) at the University of Oslo offers a four-year position (100%) as a PhD candidate in Health Economics. The candidate is to conduct a three-year research project within applied health economics leading to the completion of a PhD-degree in health sciences. One-year (25%) of the position is reserved for teaching and other compulsory work at HELED. HELED is a multidisciplinary department, consisting mostly of economists, social scientists and medical doctors. The department conducts research in the field of health economics and economic evaluation, health management and health policy. HELED is organized in four research groups. The PhD candidate will be associated/affiliated with the Health Economics and Policy, and the Economic Evaluation of Health Technologies research groups.

Deadline for this PhD program

Application deadline for this fully funded PhD program at University of Oslo in Norway is 1st May 2022

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6. Doctoral Research Fellowship in image sonification

Project description for this PhD program 

RITMO is a Centre of Excellence funded by the Research Council of Norway. This interdisciplinary centre focuses on rhythm as a structuring mechanism for the temporal dimensions of human life. Methods from musicology, psychology, neuroscience, and informatics are combined to study rhythm as a fundamental property that shapes and underpins human cognition, behaviour and cultural expressions. All RITMO researchers are co-located and work in a unique interdisciplinary constellation, with world-leading competence in musicology, psychology and informatics. It is expected that all members of the centre contribute to the general activities and collaborations within RITMO. The researchers have access to state-of-the-art facilities in sound/video recording, motion capture, eye tracking, physiological measurements, various types of brain imaging (EEG, fMRI), and rapid prototyping and robotics laboratories.

Deadline for this PhD program

Last date to submit your application for this PhD program is 19th April 2022

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7. Doctoral Research Fellow in Philosophy

Description of research project for this PhD program

A Doctoral Research Fellowship (SKO 1017) in philosophy is available at the Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas, University of Oslo. The Doctoral Research Fellowship is funded by the Research Council of Norway and is associated with the project The Kantian Foundations of Democracy, 324272 – FORSKER21. The candidate is expected to present a research project closely connected to the main project. Kantian Foundations of Democracy aims to provide the first large-scale analysis of the theory of democracy of the neglected “Kantian School”. These were philosophers active in Germany in the 1790s, and included Erhard, Maimon, Heydenreich, Bergk, Reinhold, Tieftrunk, Feuerbach, Jakob, Reimarus, Schlegel, and the early Fichte. Their theories are notable for bringing out fully the Kantian concepts of right, equality, autonomy, and popular sovereignty; for their sophisticated analysis of enlightenment in the public sphere, and their support for popular revolutionary movements. The aim is not just to gain new historical knowledge, but to contribute to improving our understanding of Kant’s basic principles, as well as those of democracy more broadly.

Deadline for this PhD program

The last day to submit application for this program is 19th April 2022

For further details and how to apply, visit the application portal

 

8. Three interdisciplinary PhD Research Fellowships in the field of solar energy conversion

Project description for this PhD program

We are seeking 3 PhD Research Fellows with a genuine interest in developing the chemistry and physics needed to optimize materials for solar energy conversion applications. The fellowships are part of the SOLARIS-Initiative, one of five world leading research communities at University of Oslo, which stimulates interdisciplinary activities and research collaborations both within the University of Oslo and on a national and international level in the field of solar energy conversion. SOLARIS is directly connected with the Centre of Materials Science and Nanotechnology (SMN). SMN consists of five research groups that value cross disciplinary research. The centre has an excellent research infrastructure covering atomistic simulations and chemical, structural, optical and electrical characterization methods as well as device fabrication. The infrastructure includes the Micro- and Nanotechnology Laboratory (MiNaLab) with a clean room area in excess of 400 m2 , as well as a multitude of modern characterization facilities.

Deadline for this PhD program

Last day to submit application for this PhD program is 25th April 2022

For further details and how to apply, kindly visit the official portal

 

9. PhD Research Fellow within the Subject Area of Specific Learning Disabilities

Description of the PhD program

Applications are invited for a full-time (100%) four-year position as a PhD research fellow at the Department of Special Needs Education (ISP), Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Oslo. The PhD-fellowship is within the subject area of “Specific learning disabilities”. For this position, we are looking for applicants interested in conducting experimental research on topics such as learning and comprehension across reading mediums (printed and digital texts), learning and comprehension across digital devices (e.g., desktop computers, laptops, and tablets), and learning and comprehension across different digital reading contexts (e.g., multimedia materials, e-books, educational apps, and webpages). The applicants must thus prepare a research proposal addressing the potential learning and comprehension challenges and affordances today’s highly digitalized classroom (i.e., 1-1 coverage of digital devices in the classroom) give struggling readers (e.g., students with dyslexia).

Deadline for this PhD program

Application deadline for this PhD program in Norway is 9th May 2022

Further details and application details, visit the official portal

 

10. PhD Research Fellowships in Economics

Description of the PhD programs

The position will be associated with the project “Principles under pressure? A study of governmental crisis management”, funded by the Research Council of Norway and led by principal investigator Professor Karen Helene Ulltveit-Moe. The primary objective of this project is to provide new knowledge on the nature of economic crises, and on which lessons that can be transferred from one crisis to another. The project aims to provide new knowledge on the effects of crisis policies, and to investigate the scope for improved policy-design. A specific object of research will be to analyze the Covid19 crisis in Norway with a focus on allocation and efficiency and compare this crisis with other crises in the past. The project will rely on Norwegian micro data from administrative registers. For this position we are looking for a candidate with a strong analytical background and econometric skills, and a sincere interest in the topic of the project.

Deadline for this PhD program

The last day to apply for this program is 16th April 2022

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11. PhD Research Fellowship in Soft Biomaterials and Interface Science

Description of the PhD program

The project aims at elucidating the impact of interfaces at the nano- and micro- scale, on the behavior of biological soft materials. The focus of the project is surface-adhered artificial cells and their capabilities of performing prebiotic- or other chemical reactions. The utilized solid substrates can be nano-engineered synthetic surfaces, or of natural origin, e.g. minerals. Major parts of the project work are design, fabrication and characterization of solid surfaces, preparation of bio-samples e.g. cell-derived or synthetic lipid vesicles, as models of primitive cells, their micromanipulation using glass capillaries, IR lasers, and microfluidic devices. The observations of the samples will be carried out by optical and surface microscopy.

Deadline for this PhD program

Application deadline for this PhD program is 23rd April 2022

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12.PhD Research Fellowship in Evolutionary Biology

Project description for this PhD program

The Voje lab seeks to understand the processes that govern phenotypic evolution along the timescale continuum. Our research uses a wide variety of taxa and we combine empirical work and methods development to obtain a deeper understanding of the connection between microevolutionary processes and the associated evolutionary change that may occur on longer timescales. The position will be affiliated with The Evolution and Paleobiology Group (EPA) at the Natural History Museum in Oslo. EPA is a highly active research group consisting of PhD students, post docs, and permanent staff and provides an excellent scientific and social environment for the candidate.

 

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

The application deadline for this program is 30th April 2022

 

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13. PhD research fellow in Suicide Prevention Research

Project description for this PhD program

The research fellowship is set for a period of three years full time, and devoted to the research project that will utilize personal data interlinked from several Norwegian registers to study suicide in men of middle and old age. The candidate is expected to develop a research proposal within the scope of this project for a PhD research program, and to participate in literature searching, data analysis and interpretation and to write up research articles to be published in peer-reviewed academic journals. The candidate is expected to work efficiently both independently and as part of a team under supervision of the group leader, and is also expected to take an active part in the daily activities at the center, depending on interests and qualifications.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

The last day to submit application for this program is 24th April 2022

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14. PhD Research Fellow in Intelligent Dynamic Energy Systems

Project description for this PhD program

The PhD research fellow will be part of the IDES (Intelligent Dynamic Energy Systems) project. IDES is a collaboration project between the Institute For Energy Technology (IFE), The Norwegian Defense Research Establishment (FFI) and Department of Technology Systems (ITS) at the University of Oslo, all located at Kjeller outside Oslo, Norway. Energy systems can be complex with many components exhibiting highly dynamic behavior in terms of unpredictability in energy consumption and production. For example, variable renewable energy sources, such as solar power or wind power, are intermittent and can be hard to predict, so dealing with the dynamics in energy systems is a challenge that is expected to receive growing interest in the years to come.

Deadline for this fully funded PhD program

The deadline to submit application for this fully funded PhD program in Norway is 25th April 2022

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15. PhD Research Fellow in Geosciences

Project description for this PhD program

A 3 years PhD Research Fellowship is available at Department of Geosciences and the Centre for Biogeochemistry in the Anthropocene (CBA) at The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Oslo, Norway. Starting date is no later than 01.10.2022. The Paris agreement defines 2 °C as an upper level of global average temperature increase to avoid “dangerous effects” such as positive feedbacks in the global C-cycle. A major climate feedback of concern is the mobilization of vast amounts of terrestrial C in the boreal biome and their release into the atmosphere as the greenhouse gases CO2 and CH4. Knowledge gaps on biogeochemical feedback mechanisms across the boreal biome, with varying sensitivities to climate-related shifts in ecosystem traits, restrict our ability to make robust predictions of interactions between climate and C cycling (ecosystem metabolism). In particular, microbial and geochemical control of organic matter processing under expected ecosystem transitions, such as vegetation changes and thawing permafrost, are poorly understood.

Deadline to apply for this PhD program

The last day to submit application for this program is 15th April 2022

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16. Two PhD Positions in Community Health

Project description for this PhD program 

Applications are invited for two full-time, three-year PhD positions at the Institute of Health and Society, Department of Community Medicine and Global Health. Intended starting date is September 1st 2022. The Department of Community Medicine and Global Health has a broad range of research in the fields of community medicine, epidemiology, occupational medicine, global health, medical anthropology and medical history. Community medicine research, as we practice it, aims to produce knowledge about structural, environmental, social, and cultural circumstances that impact health and health inequities, and about actions, interventions and practices that may work to promote health, prevent illness, reduce suffering, and cure ill health. Knowledge of social and cultural frames in a society is necessary for professional understanding in community medicine.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

The last day to submit application for this fully funded PhD program in Norway is15th May 2022

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17. PhD Research Fellow within the Subject Area of Speech and Language Pathology

Project description for this PhD program

Applications are invited for a four-year position as PhD Research Fellow in special education with the emphasis on speech and language pathology to be based at the Department of Special Needs Education (ISP), Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Oslo. The PhD project will focus on assessment evaluation and development for persons with a selected language/ communication/speech disorder such as developmental language disorder, language disorder associated with a specific biological condition, aphasia, stuttering, voice disorder, dysphagia, etc. The project will include a systematic review of existing assessments and instrument development e.g. supported by a Delphi study.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

Application deadline for this fully funded PhD program in Norway is 9th May 2022

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18. PhD Research Fellow within the Subject Area of Behavioral Emotional and Social Difficulties

Project description for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Applications are invited for a three- or four-year position as PhD research fellow at the Department of Special Needs Education (ISP), Faculty of Educational Sciences, University of Oslo, within the subject area of “Behavioral Emotional and Social Difficulties”. The main research goal of the position is to investigate developmental trajectories of bullying others/being bullied from early childhood (five years) up to age 16, and to what extent these processes are influenced by and/or influence variables in the educational context. The research will be conducted within the research group Behavioral, Emotional and Social Difficulties (BESD) and in association with The Norwegian Institute of Public Health and the Faculty of Education, University of Ottawa, Canada. The project involves identifying to what extent quality of education – including Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) – influence developmental processes of bullying others/being bullied, and to what extent these processes influence academic outcomes up to age 16. As part of the project, it could also be interesting to investigate how the study variables are associated with developmental processes of internalizing and externalizing problems. The project will utilize data collected as part of the Norwegian Mother, Father and Child Cohort Study (MoBa).

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

Application deadline for this program is 9th May 2022

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19. PhD Research Fellowship in Social Psychology

Project description for this PhD program

The fellowship is devoted to carrying out a Ph.D. project within the project “EMPOWER: Sustainable Batteries in Mobility – (Em)powering a Net-zero Energy Transition”. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work on this topic in an interdisciplinary team. The work encompasses engaging with various stakeholders (interviews and semi-structured group settings), and designing, running, analyzing and reporting large-scale surveys. The successful candidate will collaborate closely with junior and senior colleagues who focus on material science, energy systems-modelling, education, law and a planetary boundary perspective. A solid background in psychology plus an openness for learning about these other perspectives on the topic are therefore needed to successfully complete this PhD. The required output are three related papers to be published in relevant, high-quality international peer-reviewed journals. The three papers will tackle the topic from different angles, and the respective study designs will use different methodologies with a strong quantitative and multi-level focus.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

The last day to apply for this program is 27th April 2022

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20. PhD Research Fellow in the Subject area of Education Law

Project description for this PhD program

Applications are invited for a 4 year position in a Research Fellowship as a PhD Candidate in the subject area of education law to be based at the Department of Teacher Education and School Research (ILS), University of Oslo. Due to the growing tendency of juridification in and of education, the Faculty of Educational Sciences and the Faculty of Law have initiated a joint effort to establish education law as an interdisciplinary field of research and teaching at the University of Oslo. The announced position is related to this ongoing work, and the successful candidate will be expected to contribute to sustaining, developing and strengthening the interdisciplinary research and teaching on processes of juridification and legal regulation in and of education. In addition, it is expected that the successful candidate is affiliated with the research group “Curriculum Studies, Leadership and Educational Governance” (CLEG). More information about research topics covered by CLEG can be found on the research group’s website.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

Application deadline for this PhD program is 16th May 2022

Further details and how to apply, visit the official portal

 

21. PhD Research Fellow in Privacy Preserving Energy Management

Project description for this PhD program 

PhD Research Fellow position available at the Department of Technology systems- ITS, as part of the UiO Energy Convergence Environment project PriTEM (Privacy Preserving Transactive Energy Management). The fellowship is for a period of 3 years and is funded by the Department of Technology Systems, University of Oslo. The PhD research fellowship is a full-time position with a fixed-term period of three years. Candidates who can and want to contribute to teaching and supervision at the department may be offered teaching-related compulsory duties. In this case, the appointment period will be extended to a total of four years. No one can be appointed for more than one PhD Research Fellowship period at the University of Oslo.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program

The last date of application for this fully funded PhD program in Norway is 15th April 2022

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22. PhD Research Fellow in Machine Learning for Chemistry

Project this description for this PhD program

The fellowship is a part of the project catLEGOS, which will focus on the development of machine learning models for the prediction of quantum properties relevant to catalysis with transition metal complexes. The research is planned in three different work packages, including 1) the generation of datasets covering the metal-organic chemical space, 2) the development of molecular representations based on first-principles calculations, and 3) the optimization of predictive models based on neural networks, Gaussian processes, and gradient boosting methods. The key skills developed during the PhD will include: 1) Input/output data processing and analysis; 2) Developing representations for molecules and materials; 3) Optimizing predictive, generative, and explainable machine learning models.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Application deadline for this program is 2nd May 2022

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23. PhD Research Fellow in Information Systems

Project description for this PhD scholarships

The position is devoted to carrying out research focusing on similarities and differences between different types of intelligence, primarily focusing on, but not limited to, human intelligence and artificial intelligence (AI). The research focuses on the development, implementation, and usage of AI solutions in organizations, how AI can augment decision-making, and the ethical consequences of AI. The doctoral candidate will be connected to an ongoing project with a governmental organization that explores judgment and ethical consequences of AI. The project includes researchers from both information systems and philosophy. Consequently, we are looking for a doctoral candidate interested in philosophy and information systems.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

The last date to apply for this application is 15th August 2022

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24. PhD position in the project “Epidemic traces”

Project description for this PhD program

We invite applications for a three-to-four-year position as PhD candidate (SKO1017) in social anthropology to be based at the Department of Social Anthropology, starting in the beginning of the 2022-23 academic year. The candidate will independently develop and conduct a PhD research project in Kenya, examining how vaccination practices, institutions and infrastructures, as they have been deployed over time, shape present and future social, material, and political relations, including the conditions of health and its governance. This will form part of the broader project “Epidemic Traces. Remains of infectious disease control in Africa” (EpiTraces), which investigates how epidemic and anti-epidemic measures durably alter bodies, ecologies, landscapes, infrastructures, kinship and activism in various African sites.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

The last day to apply for this PhD program is 22nd April 2022

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25. PhD position in Biostatistics /Stochastic processes

Project description for this PhD program in Norway

The position is linked to the project “Stochastic differential equations for robust evaluation of cancer treatments”. This project is funded over the FRINATEK program at the Norwegian Research Council, and will also employ two 3-year postdocs in addition to this phd-position. The overall objective of the project is to develop better statistical methodology for trustworthy evaluation of cancer treatments from registry data in order to support decision makers when forming official clinical guidelines. A central theme in this project is to use available data to model properly randomized clinical trials where we can more easily identify treatment effects. This strategy will rely heavily on established causal inference methodology, but since we mostly consider time-to-event data, we will develop new methodology based on counting process and stochastic differential equations.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Last Application Date is 22nd April 2022

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25. PhD Fellowship in Innovation Policy and Sustainability Transitions

Project description of the PhD program

The candidate will be part of TIK’s research group in Innovation Studies and is expected to contribute actively and productively to the research in the INTRANSIT center. The candidate will be part of INTRANSIT’s research stream “research and innovation policy for sustainability and industry transformations”. The research will focus on Norwegian and/or comparative studies of science, technology and innovation policies. The specific design of the PhD project, such as the choice of case, methods and theoretical framework, will depend on the candidate’s academic background and project proposal, and will be developed together with the project leader. The research fellow must take part in the Faculty’s approved PhD programme and are expected to complete the project within the set fellowship period. The main purpose of the fellowship is research training leading to the successful completion of a PhD degree.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

The last day for this application is 30th April 2022

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27. Doctoral research fellowship – EMPOWER

Project description for this PhD. program

The project EMPOWER: Sustainable Batteries in Mobility – (Em)powering a Net-zero Energy Transition has been recently funded by UiO:Energy Convergence Environments and will run in the period 2022-2027. EMPOWER takes interdisciplinary research and education perspective to investigate the role of electric vehicle batteries (EV) in enabling a sustainable net-zero energy transition in Norway. The project is recruiting three doctoral and three postdoctoral research fellows to conduct research with the different faculties involved in the project. EMPOWER offers early career scientists an inspiring interdisciplinary research and education environment. You will be a part of a fantastic team at the University of Oslo, composed of eight senior researchers/professors and six early career researchers across four faculties and six departments, as well as a wide range of industry and international partners.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Last Application date is 25th April 2022

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28. Doctoral Research Fellow in Philosophy – Dynamic Territory

Summary of Doctoral Project:

The successful candidate will start on the 1st September 2022 at the latest. The candidate will be part of the project’s team, and will have the possibility to participate in the Practical Philosophy Group, the Oslo School of Environmental Humanities, and the Centre for Philosophy and the Sciences. The successful candidate will also have the opportunity to make use of the international advisory board associated with Dynamic Territory for research interactions, research visits, or other forms of collaboration.

Deadline to apply for this fully funded PhD program in Norway

Last Application Date is15th April 2022

More details and how to apply, visit the official portal

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