Doctoral degree: PhD at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Work with some of Europe's best researchers in Mathematics and Natural Sciences, and take part in exciting research projects. The faculty has over 800 active PhD candidates and more than 130 candidates defend their dissertations annually.
About the PhD programme
- 3 years full-time studies and research
- Funding and admission are required
- 30 credits coursework
- Concludes with a scientific thesis, a trial lecture and the public defence
Resources and tools
- Forms relevant for the PhD programme
- Rules and regulations
- Support systems for PhD candidates
- Research ethics
- Progress reporting
- Changes to the PhD agreement
- Use of AI in the PhD thesis
- Induction conversation
- National research schools
- Career management programme
- Job portals and vacancies
- Quality assurance systems (in Norwegian)
- Studentweb
- DUO
- Library resources
- UiODoc
- PhD on Track
- International Staff Mobility Office (ISMO)
Events
12:00 PM,
Zoom
4:00 PM,
Science Library in Vilhelm Bjerknes' hus
Public defence
1:15 PM,
Nucleus, Bikuben, Kristine Bonnevies hus
1:15 PM,
Auditorium 1, Life Science Building
1:15 PM,
Tøyen hovedgård
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