University of Oslo courses

...be from the program structure. The programme has two areas of specializations: Computational science with applications Imaging technology and Biomedical... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Signal processing, Computational Science...

...and carry out larger projects in a logical and efficient way. You will also learn how to report and present your research results. With this background... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Renewable Energy, Materials Chemistry...

...must be taken in the beginning of the programme. The remaining courses can be chosen among optional courses in mathematics, statistics and informatics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Social economics, Finance and Insurance...

...around the world partake in research related to what you have learnt at the MBS-programme. You will also find researcher positions at biotechnological... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Biology Science, Biochemistry or physiology...

...The aim of this programme is to teach the principles, theory and practice of system management, including network and system design, analysis... Learn about: Network Training, General system...

...and wishes to educate students with highly sought-after skills. The programme holds a high academic level and is considered as one of the main research... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Geological processes, Physics of geological...

...If the changes to the project are major with new hypotheses, theories, approaches, etc., the project may have to be regarded as a new research project... Learn about: PhD candidates, Doctoral thesis, Educational component...

...The Faculty of Educational Sciences is one of the largest research environments in educational sciences in Europe. Here you can work with leading international... Learn about: PhD examination, Project Plan, Educational component...

...The PhD Regulations apply to all PhD candidates at the University of Oslo, while the programme description defines the specific rules for PhD candidates... Learn about: Public defence, Trial lecture, IT Law...

...to ensure that annual reports are submitted by the candidate and supervisors. When the unit has received all reports, a summary will be prepared and sent to the faculty... Learn about: PhD examination, Sick leave, Progress reports...

...A PhD degree from the Faculty of Theology qualifies candidates to undertake an academic career and other work requiring a high level of competence and skills... Learn about: Programme plan, Religious Studies, Educational component...

...Written and verbal dissemination Analytical thinking and result and solution-oriented thinking Project planning and the ability to work under pressure... Learn about: Quality Training, Education Management, Quality Assurance...

...and one Norwegian Centre of Excellence in research: ARENA Centre for European Studies; TIK, Centre for Technology, Innovation, and Culture, and ESOP Centre... Learn about: Social Science, Human Geography, Political Science...

...PhD Candidates must also complete an educational component equivalent to six months’ work, or 30 credits. The educational component is made up of compulsory... Learn about: Educational component, Faculty of Humanities, Progress reports...