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PhDinSocialScience,UniversityofOslo
ThePhDprogrammeinSocialScienceismadeupbysevenprogrammeoptionswithindividualprogrammestructures.Forgeneralinformationregardingtheprogramme,pleasevisit:https://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/
Programmeoption
Programmecode
Registeredcandidates(10.5.2016)
Newcandidates2015
Disputations2015(+Dr.Philos.)
Disputations2010-2014
Educationalcomponent–ECTScredits
Midwayassessment
Guidelinesarticlebasedthesis
SocialAnthropology
PHD-SV-ANT
27 1 6+1 23(8%) 30credits Yes Detailedguidelines
Psychology
PHD-SV-PSY
128 28 23+3 112(41%) 30credits Yes Detailedguidelines
HumanGeography
PHD-SV-SGO
20 5 3 8(3%) 30credits Yes Facultyrequirements
Sociology
PHD-SV-SOS
53 9 7 40(14%) 30credits Yes Facultyrequirements
PoliticalScience
PHD-SV-STV
59 10 9+1 46(17%) 30credits Yes Facultyrequirements
Economics(Demography)
PHD-SV-SØK
46
8(2)
12 36(13%) 45credits Yes Detailedguidelines
Technology,InnovationandCulture
PHD-SV-TIK
28 8 3 11(4%) 30credits Yes Facultyrequirements
Total: 361 71 63+4 276(included15Dr.Philos.)
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Guidelinesformidwayassessments:
GeneralinformationaboutthemidwayassessmentattheFacultyofSocialSciencesanddetailedguidelinesfortheprogrammeoptions:http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/structure/midway-assesment/
Guidelinesforarticlebasedthesis:Facultyrequirements:http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/thesis-adjudication/guidelines/article_based/Detailedguidelines:-Economics:http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/thesis-adjudication/guidelines/article_based/oi/-Psychology:http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/thesis-adjudication/guidelines/article_based/psi/-SocialAnthropology:http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/thesis-adjudication/guidelines/article_based/sai/
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Thesis:Articlebasedthesisandmonographs2011-2015Thesis Program option 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total ARTICLE BASED PHD-SV 1 1 PHD-SV-ANT 1 1 PHD-SV-PSY 23 33 24 20 23 123 PHD-SV-SGO 1 2 1 2 1 7 PHD-SV-SOS 7 5 5 9 5 31 PHD-SV-STV 5 9 10 5 5 34 PHD-SV-SØK 6 7 7 10 11 41 PHD-SV-TIK 1 2 3 ARTICLE BASED Total 43 57 47 46 48 241 MONOGRAPH PHD-SV-ANT 4 4 7 4 7 26 PHD-SV-PSY 1 1 PHD-SV-SGO 2 2 PHD-SV-SOS 2 1 2 2 2 9 PHD-SV-STV 6 1 1 4 3 15 PHD-SV-TIK 1 1 2 1 5 MONOGRAPH Total 12 8 11 12 15 58 Total 55 65 58 58 63 299
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CompetingPhD-programmes
Programmeoption Newcandidatesin2015
CompetingPhD-programmes Newcandidatesin2015
SocialAnthropology
1 UniversityofBergen
Psychology
28 BI–OrganizationalPsychologyHiOANTNUUiBUiT
HumanGeography
5 Nostrongcompetition.UiBNTNU
Sociology
9 HiOA
PoliticalScience
10 Wearefindingthatweareinacompetitivesituationwhenitcomestoattractinggoodcandidatesforemployment.WegetapplicationsfrompeoplefrommostEuropeancountriestoouradvertisedfellowships,manyofwhomareapplyingforfellowshipsinmorethanoneuniversityatonce,andsomeofthebestareofferedemploymentinseveralplaces.WhenitcomestoexternalapplicantstothePhD-programmemostofthemareOslo-based,workinginresearchinstitutesoutsidetheuniversity.Fortheseapplicants,weareusuallythefirstchoiceandweexperienceverylimitedcompetition.
?
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Economics(Demography)
8(2)
PrimarilyBI,butalsoNHH,UiBandNTNU.
Technology,InnovationandCulture
8 PrimarilyBIandincreasinglyHiOA,plustheSTA-programmeatNTNU.Ourmainproblemisthatwehavegainedalotofbigexternalyfundedresearchprojects(withPhD-fellows)thatputpressureonguidencecapacityatTIK.
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TheratiobetweenpotentialPhDsupervisorsandPhDcandidatesperprogrammeoption.(Numberofpermanentacademicstaff/numberofPhDcandidates)
Programmeoption Ratio–candidatesperpotentialsupervisor
SocialAnthropology
11/22 2
Psychology
60/120 2
HumanGeography
10/22 2,2
Sociology
19*/55 2,9
PoliticalScience
34/55 1,6
Economics(Demography)
26/39 1,5
Technology,InnovationandCulture
7***/30 4,3
*intheprocessofemployingfournewpermanentstaffmembers**intheprocessofemployingonenewpermanentstaffmember***ProfessorII-positionsarenotincluded.
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Courseinformation
InternalPhDcoursesAutumn2015–Spring2016
Topic Coursetitle Credits Frequency Coursedescription Numberofparticipants/submittedpapers
Participantsfromtheprogrammeoption
Externalparticipants
SocialAnthropologySOSANT9013(autumn2015)
Writingandmethod 2 Everyautumn
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sai/SOSANT9013/ 10 7 3
SOSANT9014(spring2016)
Writingandmethod 2 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sai/SOSANT9014/ 2 1 1
SOSANT9100
RecentTheoryinAnthropology
10 Every2ndspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sai/SOSANT9100/ 11 3 8
Psychology–autumn2015PSY9140 Structuralequation
modeling5 Everyfall http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9140/index.html 20 18 2
PSY9170 Kvantitativanalyse 3 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9170/index.html 14 14 -
PSY9175 Kvantitativanalyse 2 Every http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9175/index.html 9 9 -
8
2 semesterPSY9202 Forskningsseminar-
utviklingsspsykologi5 Every
semesterhttp://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9202/index.html 10 10 -
PSY9203 Forskningsseminar–Beslutninger,bedømmelseogsocialkognisjon
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9203/index.html 2 2 -
PSY9204 Forskningsseminar-Workandorganizationalpsychology
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9204/index.html 4 4 -
PSY9205 Forskningsseminar-Kultur-ogsamfunnspsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9205/index.html - -
PSY9206 Forskningsseminar-Kognitivnevropsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9206/index.html 14 14 -
PSY9207 Forskningsseminar-Enhetenforkognitivutviklingspsykologi(EKUP)
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9207/index.html 3 3 -
PSY9208 Forskningsseminar–Kliniskpsykologiskforksning
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9208/index.html 10 10 -
PSY9209 Forskningsseminar(RUN):Psykopatologiognevrokognisjon
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9209/index.html 5 5 -
PSY9210 Forskningsseminar:Helsepsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9210/index.html 5 5 -
PSY9211 Forskningsseminar:Personlighet,helseogatferdsgenetikk
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9211/index.html 1 0 1
PSY9212 Forskningsseminar:Sosialpsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9212/index.html 2 1 1
PSY9221 Visionandthebrain 5 Everyfall http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9221/index.html 2 1 1
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SV9101 Kursivitenskapsteori
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sv/SV9101/ 28 - -
SV9102 Forskningsetikk 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sv/SV9102/ 15 0 15
Psychology–spring2016PSY9002 Forskningsetikk 2 Every
springhttp://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9002/index.html 32 32 -
PSY9101 Forskningsmetodologi
4 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9101/ 21 21 -
PSY9102 Kvantitativspesialisering
2 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9102/ 18 18 -
PSY9103 Specializationinqualitativemethods
2 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9103/ 7 7 -
PSY9170 Kvantitativanalyse 3 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9170/index.html 19 17 2
PSY9175 Kvantitativanalyse2
2 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9175/index.html 13 13 -
PSY9202 Forskningsseminar-utviklingsspsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9202/index.html 4 4 -
PSY9203 Forskningsseminar–Beslutninger,bedømmelseogsocialkognisjon
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9203/index.html - - -
PSY9204 Forskningsseminar-Workandorganizationalpsychology
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9204/index.html 3 3 -
PSY9205 Forskningsseminar-Kultur-ogsamfunnspsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9205/index.html 1 1 -
PSY9206 Forskningsseminar-Kognitivnevropsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9206/index.html 11 11 -
PSY9207 Forskningsseminar- 5 Every http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9207/index.html 3 3 -
10
Enhetenforkognitivutviklingspsykologi(EKUP)
semester
PSY9208 Forskningsseminar–Kliniskpsykologiskforksning
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9208/index.html 8 8 -
PSY9209 Forskningsseminar(RUN):Psykopatologiognevrokognisjon
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9209/index.html 4 4 -
PSY9210 Forskningsseminar:Helsepsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9210/index.html 1 1 -
PSY9211 Forskningsseminar:Personlighet,helseogatferdsgenetikk
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9211/index.html 1 1 -
PSY9212 Forskningsseminar:Sosialpsykologi
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9212/index.html 3 3 -
PSY9300 Internasjonalpublisering
2 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/psykologi/PSY9300/index.html 28 28 -
SV9101 Kursivitenskapsteori
5 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sv/SV9101/ 26 - -
SV9102 Forskningsetikk 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sv/SV9102/ 20 0 -
SociologyandHumanGeographySOS/SGO9001
Introduksjon 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9001 Beforethecourse:Autumn:7(sos),4(sgo);Spring:2(sos),1(sgo)
all -
SOS/SGO9002
Formidling 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9002/ Beforethecourse:Autumn:5(sos),4(sgo);Spring:nocourse
All -
SOS/SGO9003
Midtveisevaluering 2 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9003 Beforethecourse:Autumn:2(sos),1
All -
11
(sgo);Spring:3(sos),0(sgo)
SOS/SGO9004
Motlevering 2 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9004 Beforethecourse:Autumn:3(sos),2(sgo);Spring:4(sos),1(sgo)
all -
SOS9231/SOS9231B
CriticalDiscourseAnalysis,DeliberativeDemocracyandRhetoricalCitizelship
3or6 OnlyAutumn15
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9231/ 3(obtained6ECTS;1isexternal)
2 8
SOS9026 ExperimentalResearchDesignsintheSocialSciences
6 OnlyAutumn15
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9026/ 8 1 7
SOS9019 RsearchDesignsforCausalInference
6 Ca.onceayear,goesinJune16
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9019/ ? ? ?
SOS9027 Samtalemetodologi.Fokusgrupperogindividuelleintervju
6 goesinJune16
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/iss/SOS9027/ ? ? ?
PoliticalScienceSTV9000A Designseminar 1 Every
semesterhttp://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/statsvitenskap/STV9000A/index-eng.html
3 3 -
STV9000A Designseminar 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/statsvitenskap/STV9000A/index-eng.html
6 6 -
STV9000D/9100B
Trialpublicdefense 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/statsvitenskap/STV9000D/index-eng.html
3 3 -
STV9000D/9100B
Trialpublicdefense 1 Everysemester
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/statsvitenskap/STV9000D/index-eng.html
3 3 -
EconomicsECON9100 Advanced 10 Every Jointwith: 11/8 11 -
12
Econometrics autumn http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON5100/ECON9200 Advanced
microeconomics10 Every
autumnJointwith:http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON5200/
6/5 6 -
ECON9300 Advancedmacroeconomictheory
10 Everyautumn
Jointwith:http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON5300/
3/2 3 -
ECON9401 QuantitativeResearchinInternationalTrade
5 -- http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9401/index.html
6/1 3 3
ECON9620 TopicsinPublicEconomics:OptimalIncomeTaxationandIncreasingInequality
5 Everyautumn
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9620/index.html
10/7 3 7
ECON9305 MacroDevelopmentEconomics:anApplicationtoChina
5 -- https://www-adm.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/courses/econ/Macro%20Development%20Economics?vrtx=admin
6/4 6 -
ECON9010 TheoryofScienceforEconomists
5 Everyautumn
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9010/ 19/? 15 4
ECON9912 TopicsinEnvironmentalandResourceEconomics:MacroeconomicsofClimateChange
5 Everyautumn
https://www-adm.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/courses/econ/macroeconomics-of-climate-change?vrtx=admin
10/? 3 7
ECON9104 Topicsineconometrics:Empiricalanalysisofheterogeneouseffects
5 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9104/index.html
7cand.registered 4 3
ECON9203 Topicsinmicroec.Theory:DynamicContractsandRepeatedGames
5 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9203/index.html
13cand.Registered 6 7
ECON9260 Topicsin 5 Every http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9260/index.ht 9/? 1 8
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BehaviouralEconomics:ExperimentalStatisticsandDesign
Spring ml
ECON9311 MacroeconomicTopics:SortingModels(TheoryandEmpiricalApplications)
5 EverySpring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9311/ 3/? 3 --
ECON9826 TopicsinIndustrialEconomics:StrategyandDynamicsinContests
5 EverySpring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9826/ 8/? 4 4
ECON9915 TopicsinDevelopmentandPoliticalEconomics
5 Everyspring
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/oekonomi/ECON9915/ 7cand.Registered 4 3
Technology,InnovationandCultureTIK9101 Compulsory
seminars1 Every
semesterhttp://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/tik/TIK9101/index-eng.html Autumn:8
Autumn:8
0
Spring(asofApril28th):6
Spring(asofApril28th):6
Compulsoryseminars–midwayassessment
1 Everysemester–followingthecandidates’progress
http://www.sv.uio.no/english/research/phd/structure/documents-tik/tik9101-midway-evaluation-seminar-2016.pdf
Autumn:1 Autumn:1 0
Spring:3 Spring:3 Compulsory
seminars–finaldissertationseminar
1 Everysemester–followingthecandidates’progress
Autumn:2 Autumn:2 0
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Spring:2 Spring:2 TIK9022 Economicsof
Innovation8 Irregularly
–lastofferedSpring2014
http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/tik/TIK9022/index-eng.html 11 4 7
ExternalPhDcoursesapprovedin2015
ProgramOption
Numberofcandidates
Coursetitle Credits Coursedescription Nameofhighereducationinstitution
SocialAnthropology
2 RecentTheoryinAnthropology:TheAnthropologyofEvents.Riots,revolutionsandUtopias
10 http://www.UniversityofBergen.no/emne/SANT903 UniversityofBergen
Pscychology 1 FreesurferWorkshop,MartinosCenterforBiomedicalImaginginBostonsept2015
2
http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/CourseDescription#CourseTopics MartinosCenterforBiomedicalImagingin
Psychology 1 NRSNSummer 2 NRSNoffersanannualsummerschoolthatprovidesPhDstudentswiththeoreticaland NTNU
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SchoolinNeuroscience,2015,NTNU
practicalresearchtrainingincurrentforefrontareasofneuroscience.ThesummerschoolisorganizedeachyearbyadifferentresearchinstitutioninNorway,drawingonlocalexpertisecombinedwithcontributionsfrominternationalfaculty.ThesummerschoolisintendedforPhDstudentsinneuroscience,andprioritywillbegiventomembersofNRSN.Otherparticipantsmaybeacceptediftherearestillplacesavailable.
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 3 ECSRSpringSchoolonFamilyDynamicsandItsImplicationsforInequality:
CollegioCarloAlberto,Torino,Italia
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 5-10 ProductionandinterpretationofQualitativeData:http://www.UniversityofBergen.no/en/course/GEO901
UniversityofBergen
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 7,5 GlobalUrbanism:Cityvisionsandthecontestedre-makingofurbanfutures
StockholmUniversity
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 7,5 AnalyzingWelfareInstitutions,PoliciesandPoliticsinChinaandtheNordicCountries:http://www.asiaportal.info/news/1756/analyzing-welfare-institutions-policies-and-politics-china-and-nordic-countries-snow-phd
FunsanUniversty,Shanghai
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 10 SOS8515AvansertStatistiskdataanalyseisamfunnsvitenskap:http://www.ntnu.no/studier/emner/SOS8515/2014#tab=omEmnet
NTNU
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 6 Teoretiskeposisjonerinorskkjønnsforskning
Nasjonalforskerskoleikjønnsforskning,Instituttforsamfunnsfoskning
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 10 Ph.d.-kursiprofesjonsteori:http://www.hioa.no/Studier-og-kurs/Sps/Ph.d/phd-i-profesjonsstudier/Ph.d.-emner-ved-SPS/Profesjonsteori
HiOA
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 5 MethodologyinOrganizationandManagementAnalyses:http://www.cbs.dk/methodology-in-organization-and-management-analyses-2-6-march-2015
CopenhagenBusinessSchool
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 10 Anvendtregresjonsanalyse
HiOA
SociologyandHuman
1 10 NewperspectivesoncontemporaryRussianpoliticsandsociety
Norskuniversitetssenteri
16
Geography St.Petersburg
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 10 Communicationstudies798QualitativeMethodsforTechnoscience
UniversityofNorthCarolinaatChapelHill
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 5 ChangingEurope:ChangingMigration:EuropeintheWorldontheMove:http://www.mela-project.polimi.it/events/details/changing-europe-changing-migration-europe-in-the-world-on-the-move.html
IMISCOE3CIPhDConference,UniversiteitAntwerpen(approvedasacourse)
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 5 GEO901Productionandinterpretationofqualitativedata:
UniversityofBergen
SociologyandHumanGeography
1 6 Advancedsocialnetworkanalysis:http://courseunits.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/Undergraduate/SOST30022/Display
UniversityofEssex
PoliticalScience
1 Rivalry,IntegrationandGeopolitics
10 TheNorwegianUniversityCentreinParis,NUCP
PoliticalScience
1 MathematicalModels:RetionalChoiceTheoriesofPoliticsandSociety
10 UniversityofMichigan
PoliticalScience
1 iCourtsSummerSchool
5 UniversityofCopenhagen
PoliticalScience
1 MethodsinCriticalSecurityStudies
5 ThePeaceResearchInstituteOslo(PRIO)
PoliticalScience
1 TheDynamicsofCivilWar
10 ThePeaceResearchInstituteOslo(PRIO)
Political 1 ECPR2nd 10 UniversitätWien
17
Science WinterSchoolinMethodsandTechniques
PoliticalScience
1 EnvironmentalGovernance:GlobalEnvironmentalGovernance
10 NorwegianUniversityofLifeSciences(NMBU)
PoliticalScience
1 POL8515-ComparativandInternationalPoliticsinJapanandEast-Asia
10 NorwegianUniversityofScienceandTechnology(NTNU)
Economics 1 Innovation,EmploymentandGrowthintheGlobalEconomy
4 https://www.ifw-kiel.de/events-1/kiel-institute-summer-school-on-economic-policy/plonearticlemultipage.2015-01-28.8575818088/general-information
KielInstituteSummerSchoolonEconomicPolicy
Technology,InnovationandCulture
2 DSV620QualitativeResearchMethodsinInnovationStudies
5 http://www.uis.no/course/?code=DSV620_1&path=en UniversityofStavanger
Technology,InnovationandCulture
1 TheAnthropocene:AHistoryoftheWorld
7,5 http://www.umu.se/english/education/courses-and-programmes/course?code=1IH072 UmeåUniversity
Technology,InnovationandCulture
2 Measuringandmodelingdynamicsininnovationsystems
3 http://www.summerschoolsineurope.eu/course/1604/measuring-and-modeling-dynamics-in-innovation-systems
UtrechtSummerSchool(UniversiteitUtrecht,UniversityoftheArtsUtrecht,andUniversityofAppliedSciencesUtrecht)
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Technology,InnovationandCulture
1 EnergyInnovationandClimateChange-TheRoleofTechnologies,Firms,andInstitutions
3 https://www.ethz.ch/content/specialinterest/mtec/sustec/en/teaching/phd-academy/past-academies/academy-2015.html
ETHZurich
Technology,InnovationandCulture
1 ENERGI9010TheTransitiontowardsSustainableEnergySystems
5 http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/sv/sv/ENERGI9010/ UiO:Energy,UniversityofOslo
Technology,InnovationandCulture
1 NuclearWeapons:Political,LegalandEthicalDimensions
5 http://www.peaceconflictresearch.org/Courses/Course/?x=1101 ResearchSchoolonPeaceandConflict(UiO,NTNU,andPeaceResearchInstituteOslo)
Technology,InnovationandCulture
2 PoliticsofScience,TechnologyandSTS
5 http://www.wtmc.eu/events/phd-summer-school-anchor-teacher-mark-brown/ NetherlandsGraduateResearchSchoolofScience,TechnologyandModernCulture
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DoesthePhD-candidatesfindrelevantcourses?
Programmeoption Relevantcourses?SocialAnthropology
Didnotask.NotalotofflexibilityintheeducationalpartofthePhD-training.
Psychology
Thecandidatesreportthatthecourseprogramistotheirsatisfaction.
HumanGeography
Didnotask.
Sociology
Didnotask.
PoliticalScience
Almost90%ofthecandidatesreportthattheyfindtheofferofadequatemethodologycoursesufficientfortheirneeds("completelycorrect"and"fairlywell")About70%ofthecandidatesreportthattheyfindtheofferofadequatetheoreticalcoursessufficient.
Economics(Demography)
Ourcandidatesarelargelysatisfiedwiththecourses,butthereisalwayssomeonewhowantsspecializedcoursesthatwedonotoffer.Theexceptionisprobablythecandidatesacceptedindemographicswhohavefewcourseoptions.
Technology,InnovationandCulture
Thecandidatesreportthatthecourseprogramistotheirsatisfaction.
Datafromtheannualprogressreportforcandidatesin2015+feedbackfromtheadministrativestaffatthedepartments.
Surname First name TrackNumber
of articles
Number of co-
authors
Not first author
(number of
articles)
Number of articles
accepted for
publication
Thesis titleStart
semesterYear Publication
Alnæs Dag Psychology 3 18 0 1
Attentional effort: Cortical and subcortical
mechanisms in attention and resource allocation HØST 2011 Journal of Vision
Andersen Per Normann Psychology 3 13 0 2
Neurocognitive functions, symptoms of depression
and autism symptoms in children with High-
Functioning Autism. A two-year follow-up study
VÅR 2011 PloS One, Autism
Askeland Ingunn Rangul Psychology 3 3 0 3
Men voluntarily in treatment for violent behaviour
against a female partner: who are they? Violent
behaviour, childhood exposure to violence, mental
health and treatment dropout
VÅR 2009 Journal of Interpersonal Violence, BMJPOpen, Violence and Victims
Borgen Nicolai Topstad Sociology 3 0 0 2 The economic returns to college quality in Norway HØST 2010 Social Science Research, Research in Social Stratification and Mobility
Borlaug Siri Brorstad
Technology,
Innovation
and Culture 3 2 0 1
"Excellence and innovation in research policy -
external steering and internal responses" HØST 2007 Prometheus
Chelnokova Olga Psychology 3 7 0 2 Shifting Overt Attention in Face Perception Tasks VÅR 2011 Journal of Vision, Molecular Psychiatry
Christiansen
Solveig Tobie
Glestad Individual 4 2 0 1
Empirical studies on Nordic household and family
structure: How it affects mortality and the
environment, and how it has and will change. HØST 2010 Demographic Research
Ciccone Alice Economics 4 5 1 0
Decision making in environmentl-related
dilemmas: From natural to laboratory experiments. HØST 2011
Dybedal Gro Strømnes Psychology 3 3 0 2
"Cognitive Effects of Electroconvulsive Therapy in
Nondemented Elderly Depressed Patients." VÅR 2012 Frontier in Psychology, The Clinical Neuropsychologist
Falch Nina Skrove Economics 3 0 0 0 Three Essays on Unemployment Insurance HØST 2008
Galaasen Sigurd Mølster Economics 3 1 0 0
Essays on Quantitative Macroeconomics with
Heterogeneous Agents HØST 2009
Gjefsen Mads Dahl
Technology,
Innovation
and Culture 3 0 0 2
"Vehicle or destination? Discordant perspectives
in CCS advocacy" VÅR 2010 Science and Technology Studies, European Journal of Futures Research
Grimsby Gjermund Economics 3 0 0 0 Three Essays on Competent Capital HØST 2010
Haabrekke
Kristin Johanne
Økern Psychology 3 6 0 2
A Better Starting Point in Life - The Development
of Children Born to Mothers Who Have Received
Treatment for Their Substance Abuse Problems
While Pregnant HØST 2009
Journal of Addictive Diseases, Child Psychiatry and Human Development
(2 publications),
Hanssen Kjersti Træland Psychology 3 6 0 3
Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation with a Cognitive
Focus - Awareness and Adjustment VÅR 2011 Acta Neurol Scand (2 publications), Neuropsychol Rehabil
Helland Maren Sand Psychology 3 6 0 2
Pathways of Parental Couple Relationships: A 17
Year Longitudinal Study of Relationship
Dissolutions and Conflicts among Norwegian
Mothers. VÅR 2009 BMC psychology
Hermansen Are Skeie Sociology 4 1 0 2
Coming of Age, Getting Ahead? Assessing
Socioeconomic Assimilation among Children of
Immigrants in Norway. HØST 2010 European Sociological Review,
Holtsmark Katinka Kristine Economics 4 3 1 1
Four Essays on the Dynamics of Global Public
Goods Provision HØST 2011 Journal of Forest Economics
Johnson Miriam Sinkerud Psychology 3 6 0 0
Interviewer Behavior and Children`s Competence
as Witnesses VÅR 2011
Juuhl-Langseth Monica Psychology 3 0 0 2
Subcortical Bain Structures and Neurocognition In
Early Onset Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders VÅR 2005 Schizophrenia Reasearch, Psychiatry Research
DISPUTATIONS 2015. ARTICLE BASED THESES
Kjelsrud Anders Grøn Economics 4 2
listed
alphabetically 0
Four Essays on the Measurement of Poverty and
Inequality" HØST 2011
Kløve Eva Economics 4 0 0 0
Coping with poverty. On social and anti-social
institutions in Africa. HØST 2007
Krogsrud Stine Kleppe Psychology 3 14 0 2
Brain development - Hippocampal subfields,
microstructural white matter and relation to
working memory HØST 2011 Human Brain Mapping, Neuro Image
Kunst
Jonas
Rønningsdalen Psychology 4 7 0 3
Clash of civilizations? How acculturation and
common identity processes shape the relationship
between majority and Muslim minority groups in
the West VÅR 2012
International Journal of Intercultural Relations, The International Journal for
the Psychology of Religion, Personality and Socail Psychology Bulletin
Løhre Erik Psychology 3 2 0 1
Communication of predictions: effects of anchors,
frames, and expression of uncertainty VÅR 2011 Acta Psychologica
Melsom Anne May Sociology 4 1 1 3 Sickness absence in a gendered labour market VÅR 2009
European Sociological Review, Scandinavian Journal of Public Health,
Sage Open
Midtsundstad Tove Irene Sociology 5 3 0 5
IA som strategi for lengre yrkeskarrierer. En
analyse av virksomhetenes seniorpolitikk og dens
effekt på tidligpensjoneringen VÅR 2004
Tidskrift for Velferdsforskning, The International Journal of Human
Resource Management, Søkelys på arbeidslivet, Older Workers in a
Sustainable Society, Nordic journal of working life studies
Midttømme Kristoffer Economics 4 2
listed
alphabetically 0
Essays on strategic Considerations in
environmental economics HØST 2011
Moberget Torgeir Psychology 3 8 0 1
Cerebellar contributions to cognition:
computational mechanisms and anatomical
substrates
HØST 2010 Journal of Neuroscience
Nordbye Gro Hege Haraldsen Psychology 4 3 1 2
Judgment of responsibility: agency, morality and
risk. VÅR 2011 Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, Judgement and Decision Making
Rogstad Ingrid Dahlen
Policical
Science 3 0 0 1
Tweets that matter. Politisk kommunikasjon i et
nytt medielandskap. VÅR 2011 Jouenalism Practice
Rohrer-Baumgartner Nina Marit Psychology 3 10 0 2
"Neurocognitive functions and ADHD symptoms in
young preschoolers, with a particular focus on
language skils." HØST 2008 Journal of Attention Disorders, Behavioral and Brain Function
Rosén Guri
Policical
Science 3 0 0 2
Striving for Influence. The European Parliament in
EU Foreign Policy HØST 2007
Rybalka Marina Economics 5 4 0 4
Drivers of Growth in the Modern Economy: R&D,
Innovation, ICT and Human Capital HØST 2008 Oxford Economic Paper, Research Policy, Review of Income and Wealth
Skar Ane-Marthe Solheim Psychology 4 5 2 4
The impacts of the International Child
Development Programme on parents sampled
from the general population in Norway and
Mozambique, and from prisons VÅR 2008
European Journal of Developmental Psychology (2 publiseringer), Infants
and Young Children, Joural of Scandinavian Studies in Criminology and
Crime Prevention
Skogan Annette Holth Psychology 3 8 0 2
Executive function in young preschool children
with symptoms of ADHD. VÅR 2010 Child Neuropsychology
Stenberg Nina Psychology 3 16 0 1
Early features and identification of autism
spectrum disorder. HØST 2010 Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology
Stensrud Ellen Emilie
Policical
Science 4 0 0 2
Transitional Justice and the Problem of
Legitimacy: A Study of the Mixed Courts in
Cambodia and Sierra Leone" HØST 2005
Journal of Peace Research, The Development of Institutions of Human
Rights (chapter in book)
Storsve Andreas Berg Psychology 3 7 0 1
Longitudinal changes in cortical gray matter and
white matter tract microstructure across the adult
lifespan: Brain dynamics and cognitive
consequences. HØST 2010 The Journal of Neuroscience
Torp Nor Christian Psychology 4 14 1 3
Treatment Outcome and Treatment Predictors of
Exposure-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for
Pediatric Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder VÅR 2009 Jorunal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health
Tyldum Guri Sociology 4 0 0 2 The social meanings of migration VÅR 2007 Journal of Social Research Methodology, Sociology
Tønnesen Anders
Human
Geography 3 0 0 0
Barriers and opportunities to car-use reduction. A
study of land-use and transport policy in four
Norwegian cities VÅR 2010
Vestlund Nina Merethe
Policical
Science 4 0 1 3
Between Centralization and Decentralisation.
Decision behaviour in the EU¿s multilevel
administrative system HØST 2010
Public Policy and Administration, Palgrave Handbook of the European
Aministrative System, Journal of European Public Policy
von Brasch
Thomas Rolf
Lydersen Lystad Economics 4 2 0 1
Measuring Productivity - Concepts and Evidence
from Norway HØST 2009 Empirical Economics
Wig Tore
Policical
Science 5 2 1 0
Beyond the Civil Democratic Peace: Subnational
Political Institutions and Internal Armed Conflict VÅR 2012
Wisting Line Norøm Psychology 3 6 0 2
Comorbid Type 1 Diabetes and Disturbed Eating
Behaviors - Assessment, Prevalence,
Psychological Correlates and Metabolic Control. VÅR 2010 Diabetes Care (2 publications)
Øktedalen Tuva Psychology 3 4 0 2
Are trauma-related shame and guilt part of the
PTSD construct?
VÅR 2011 Journal of Psychopathology and Behavioral Assessement, Psychoterapy
Østenstad Gry Tengmark Economics 4 3 0 0 "Migration to resource-rich countries" HØST 2010
Overview of participants – Oslo Summer School 2014 Participants, area and how many who are admitted to organized doctoral programmes: AREA NUMBER ADMITTED TO ORG. DOC. PROG. Norway 90 79 Other Nordic countries 44 41 Other European countries 66 57 Other countries 16 11 NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS 216 188 Number of participants previous years: Previous years 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Number of courses 8 10 10 9 11 11 9 Number of applications 206 229 320 296 277 290 285 Number of participants 151 171 221 181 187 202 216 Admitted to org. doc.prog. 119 139 180 151 142 177 188 Number of essays 94 108 122 108 112 116 134 Number of ph.d.-participants affiliated with UiO: Department Sociology
and Human Geography
Political Science
Psychology Social Anthropology
Economy Technology, Innovation and Culture
Faculty of Educational Sciences
Others Total
Number 10 12 3 7 0 4 3 8 47
Number of participants distributed on courses: Lecturer, Course and department: Number Admitted to
org. doctoral programmes
Essays
Deliberative Democracy Professor Simone Chambers (Political Science)
27 26 20
Migration and Integration in Urban Contexts Professor David Ley (Human Geography)
17 14 10
Comparative and Global Social Futures Professor Akhil Gupta (Social Anthropology)
24 20 13
Positive Psychology Professor Antonella Delle Fave (Psychology)
29 18 7
Comparative Authoritarianism Assistant Professor Joseph Wright (Political Science)
15 13 8
Case Study Research Methods Professor Andrew Bennett (Technology, Innovation and Culture)
32 31 27
Mixed Methods Professor Udo Kelle (Sociology and Human Geography)
29 29 19
Comparative Welfare States Professor John R. Bowman (Sociology and Human Geography)
21 18 14
Social Preferences: Theories and Evidence Professor Dirk Engelmann (Economy)
22 19 16
TOTAL 216 188 134
Overview of participants – Oslo Summer School 2015
Participants, area and how many who are admitted to organized doctoral programmes: AREA NUMBER ADMITTED TO ORG. DOC. PROG. Norway 87 74 Other Nordic countries 49 48 Other European countries 39 29 Other countries 13 11 NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS 188 162
Number of participants previous years: Previous years 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Number of courses 10 10 9 11 11 9 10 Number of applications 229 320 296 277 290 285 260 Number of participants 171 221 181 187 202 216 188 Admitted to org. doc. prog. 139 180 151 142 177 188 162 Number of essays 108 122 108 112 116 134 130
Number of ph.d.-participants affiliated with UiO Department Sociology
and Human Geography
Political Science
Psychology Social Anthropology
Economy Technology, Innovation and Culture
Faculty of Educational Sciences
Others Total
Number 4 9 2 4 2 3 3 7 34
Number of participants distributed on courses: Lecturer, Course and department: Number Admitted to
org. doctoral programmes
Essays
Global Environmental History since 1945 Professor John R. McNeill (Sociology and Human Geography)
16 14 12
Case Study Research Methods Professor Andrew Bennett (Sociology and Human Geography)
33 33 30
Religion and Modernity Professor Matthew Engelke (Social Anthropology)
15 14 12
Mind, the Meaning Maker Professor Jaan Valsiner (Psychology)
20 17 16
The Political Economy of Skills and Inequality in Western Welfare States Professor Marius R. Busemeyer (Political Science)
12 7 3
The Quality of Government Professor Bo Rothstein (Political Science)
17 16 8
Governing Education in Europe Professor Jenny Ozga (Faculty of Educational Sciences)
15 9 7
Global Energy Dilemmas Professor Michael Bradshaw (Human Geography)
11 7 7
Mixed Methods Professor Giampietro Gobo (Sociology and Human Geography)
35 32 25
Knowledge, Innovation and Networks in Today's Economy Professor Robin Cowan (Technology, Innovation and Culture)
14 13 10
TOTAL 188 162 130
International mobility among the PhD candidates at The Faculty of Social Sciences
in 2015
The data was collected from the University of Oslos’s pay system and consists of information handed in by the
PhD candidates in connection with reimbursements and travel expense records in 2015. The data therefore
only includes candidates employed by the UiO.
The numbers include candidates from ARENA Centre for European Studies, who are (almost without exception)
admitted to the Political Science track. Human Geography and Sociology are not separated in the data,
because the data is based on where the candidates are employed (and Human Geography and Sociology is one
unit/department).
There are no funds available at the faculty level for candidates that wish to stay abroad during their period on
the PhD program. Candidates that are financed by The Research Council of Norway (NFR) can apply for funds
to travel abroad from the council. There are other possibilities for applying for funding, such as foundations,
trusts (some aimed directly at social science students), organizations and other scholarship arrangements for
the other candidates, but these funds are of course limited.
Some general findings from the 2015-report are:
Approximately 70 % of all candidates travel abroad during their research fellowship.
Almost 2/3 of the trips are of a duration of 1-14 days.
Only a small amount of candidates stay abroad for 3 months or more.
US, large European countries and the Nordic countries are the most common destinations.
Doctoral research fellows with other nationalities than Norwegian travel more often than the
Norwegian doctoral research fellows.
The number of candidates going abroad in 2015:
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Social Anthropology
ARENA
Technology, Innovation and Culture
Human Geography and Sociology
Economics
Political Science
Psychology
The number of days the candidates stayed abroad, per unit:
The periods abroad sorted after their duration:
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
ARENA
Technology, Innovation and Culture
Social Anthropology
Human Geography and Sociology
Political Science
Psychology
Economics
0 1 2 3 4 5
1-7 days
8-14 days
15-30 days
31-60 days
61-90 days
91 or more days
Number of persons
Percentage:
Number of days abroad per candidate:
38 %
22 %
24 %
9 %
0 % 7 %
1-7 days
8-14 days
15-30 days
31-60 days
61-90 days
91 or more days
0,0
10,0
20,0
30,0
40,0
50,0
60,0
No. of days per person
Where did they go?
How many of the candidates had travelled abroad during doctoral training according to a 2012-survey:
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
How did the candidates deem the academic benefit of mobility?
Why the candidates decide not to go abroad, according to the 2012-survey:
Completed candidates - Economics track*
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
Internal candidates 6 6 4 100 % 67 %
2006 Total 8 7 5 88 % 63 %
2007
External candidates 4 2 2 50 % 50 %
Internal candidates 5 5 4 100 % 80 %
2007 Total 9 7 6 78 % 67 %
2008
External candidates 10 8 6 80 % 60 %
Internal candidates 2 2 2 100 % 100 %
2008 Total 12 10 8 83 % 67 %
2009
External candidates 3 1 0 33 % 0 %
Internal candidates 5 3 3 60 % 60 %
2009 Total 8 4 3 50 % 38 %
2010
External candidates 5 4 4 80 % 80 %
Internal candidates 8 5 5 63 % 63 %
2010 Total 13 9 9 69 % 69 %
2011
External candidates 3 0 1 0 % 33 %
Internal candidates 5 4 4 80 % 80 %
2011 Total 8 4 5 50 % 63 %
Total 2006-2011 58 41 36 71 % 62 %
Explanation of categories of candidates:
External: candidates that are admitted to the programme, but are not employees at the University. Typically employees or doctoral fellows at Research Institutes, University Colleges or NGOs.
Internal: candidates that are research doctoral fellows and employed at the University.
Quota: candidates with funding from the scholarship programme designed forstudents from educational institutions in developing countries (not continued).
Other: candidates with other types of funding, for example private funding (is not accepted by the Faculty anymore)
* Selection: FS-report 944.001
Track: PHD-SV-…
Starting period: 1.1.2006-31.12.2011
Fullført innen 3.3..2016
Completed candidates - Human Geography track
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 1 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 2 1 1 50 % 50 %
2006 Total 3 1 1 33 % 33 %
2007
External candidates 3 3 2 100 % 67 %
Internal candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
2007 Total 5 3 2 60 % 40 %
2008
External candidates 0 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 2 1 1 50 % 50 %
2008 Total 2 1 1 50 % 50 %
2009
External candidates 1 1 0 100 % 0 %
Internal candidates 1 1 0 100 % 0 %
2009 Total 2 2 0 100 % 0 %
2010
External candidates 1 1 0 100 % 0 %
Internal candidates 3 1 0 33 % 0 %
2010 Total 4 2 0 50 % 0 %
2011
External candidates 1 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 4 0 0 0 % 0 %
2011 Total 5 0 0 0 % 0 %
Total 2006-2011 21 9 4 43 % 19 %
Completed candidates - Political Science track
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 6 4 2 67 % 33 %
Internal candidates 11 10 6 91 % 55 %
2006 Total 17 14 8 82 % 47 %
2007
External candidates 3 2 1 67 % 33 %
Internal candidates 4 3 1 75 % 25 %
Quota 1 0 % 0 %
2007 Total 8 5 2 63 %
2008
External candidates 8 8 8 100 % 100 %
Internal candidates 5 4 3 80 % 60 %
Other 1 0 % 0 %
2008 Total 14 12 11 86 % 79 %
2009
External candidates 7 1 1 14 % 14 %
Internal candidates 1 0 % 0 %
Quota 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
2009 Total 9 2 2 22 % 22 %
2010
External candidates 4 1 1 25 % 25 %
Internal candidates 7 5 5 71 % 71 %
2010 Total 11 6 6 55 % 55 %
2011
External candidates 7 2 2 29 % 29 %
Internal candidates 5 1 1 20 % 20 %
2011 Total 12 3 3 25 % 25 %
Total 2006-2011 71 42 32 59 % 45 %
Completed candidates - Psychology track
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 14 9 7 64 % 50 %
Internal candidates 12 8 5 67 % 42 %
Other 1 0 % 0 %
2006 Total 27 17 12 63 % 44 %
2007
External candidates 18 16 10 89 % 56 %
Internal candidates 10 7 7 70 % 70 %
2007 Total 28 23 17 82 % 61 %
2008
External candidates 21 15 13 71 % 62 %
Internal candidates 10 6 5 60 % 50 %
2008 Total 31 21 18 68 % 58 %
2009
External candidates 21 21 18 100 % 86 %
Internal candidates 3 3 3 100 % 100 %
2009 Total 24 24 21 100 % 88 %
2010
External candidates 14 9 9 64 % 64 %
Internal candidates 5 4 4 80 % 80 %
2010 Total 19 13 13 68 % 68 %
2011
External candidates 12 5 5 42 % 42 %
Internal candidates 17 7 7 41 % 41 %
2011 Total 29 12 12 41 % 41 %
Total 2006-2011 158 110 93 70 % 59 %
Completed candidates - Social Anthropolgy track
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 1 1 0 100 % 0 %
Internal candidates 8 5 1 63 % 13 %
2006 Total 9 6 1 67 % 11 %
2007
External candidates 4 3 0 75 % 0 %
Internal candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
2007 Total 6 3 0 50 % 0 %
2008
External candidates 1 1 0 100 % 0 %
Internal candidates 5 3 2 60 % 40 %
2008 Total 6 4 2 67 % 33 %
2009
External candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
2009 Total 3 1 1 33 % 33 %
2010
External candidates 2 2 2 100 % 100 %
Internal candidates 4 2 2 50 % 50 %
2010 Total 6 4 4 67 % 67 %
2011
External candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 4 0 0 0 % 0 %
2011 Total 6 0 0 0 % 0 %
Total 2006-2011 37 18 8 49 % 22 %
Completed candidates - Sociology track
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 6 5 2 83 % 33 %
Internal candidates 7 7 6 100 % 86 %
2006 Total 13 12 8 92 % 62 %
2007
External candidates 10 8 4 80 % 40 %
Internal candidates 2 1 0 50 % 0 %
2007 Total 12 9 4 75 % 33 %
2008
External candidates 4 2 1 50 % 25 %
Internal candidates 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
Ukjent 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
2008 Total 6 4 3 67 % 50 %
2009
External candidates 7 6 2 86 % 29 %
Internal candidates 5 4 2 80 % 40 %
2009 Total 12 10 4 83 % 33 %
2010
External candidates 8 1 1 13 % 13 %
Internal candidates 7 3 3 43 % 43 %
2010 Total 15 4 4 27 % 27 %
2011
External candidates 6 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 4 0 0 0 % 0 %
2011 Total 10 0 0 0 % 0 %
Total 2006-2011 68 39 23 57 % 34 %
Completed candidates - Technology, Innovation and Culture
Admission Number of admitted candidates Completed Completed within 6 years Percentage completed Percentage completed within 6 years
2006
External candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 2 2 1 100 % 50 %
2006 Total 4 2 1 50 % 25 %
2007
External candidates 1 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 3 2 1 67 % 33 %
Other 1 1 1
2007 Total 5 3 2 60 % 40 %
2008
External candidates 0 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 4 2 2 50 % 50 %
2008 Total 4 2 2 50 % 50 %
2009
External candidates 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
Internal candidates 0 0 0 0 % 0 %
2009 Total 1 1 1 100 % 100 %
2010
External candidates 2 1 1 50 % 50 %
Internal candidates 2 1 0 50 % 0 %
2010 Total 4 2 1 50 % 25 %
2011
External candidates 1 0 0 0 % 0 %
Internal candidates 2 0 0 0 % 0 %
2011 Total 3 0 0 0 % 0 %
Total 2006-2011 21 10 7 48 % 33 %
Doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships The table shows how many doctoral research fellowship positions there are and how many postdoctoral fellowship
positions there are, by track, as of 16.08.2016. The table includes all candidates that are employed by The Faculty of
Social Sciences. Their positions may be financed by the Ministry of Education and Research (KD) or by projects receiving
grants from for example The Research Council of Norway (NFR) or other sources of research funding. These candidates
are treated equally as employees, regardless of where their funding comes from.
The table includes ARENA, Centre for European Studies, whose candidates sort under the Political Science track.
Employed by Doctoral Research Fellow Postdoctoral Fellow Total
ARENA Centre for European Studies 5 3 8
Economics 21 10 31
Human Geography 5 5 10
Political Science 18 7 25
Psychology 46 24 70
Social Anthropology 12 7 19
Sociology 12 6 18
Technology, Information and Culture 14 5 19
Total 133 67 200
ARENACentre forEuropean
Studies
Economics PoliticalScience
Psychology Technology,Informationand Culture
SocialAnthropology
Sociology HumanGeography
Doctoral and postdoctoral fellowships
Doctoral Research Fellow Post Doctoral Fellow
1
An overview of the number of applicants for vacant doctoral research
fellowship positions
An overview of the number of applicants for vacant doctoral research fellowship positions in the
period 2011-2015. The table shows year, track, number of applicants, gender, age (average) and
nationality. These doctoral research fellowship positions are financed by the Ministry of Education
and Research (KD). The year is set on the basis of the application deadline of each position.
Sometimes several vacant doctoral research fellowship positions are announced at the same time in
one announcement. The table does not tell us how many positions were announced per
announcement or how many candidates that were hired. Sometimes there are no qualified
applicants and none are hired.
Year Track Number of applicants
Sex Age (average)
Nationality
2011 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
20 F: 7 M: 13
36,60 American: 1 Australian: 1 Philippine: 1 Ghanaian: 2 Indian: 1 Iranian: 2 Israeli:1 Yemeni: 1 Malaysian: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 5 Polish: 1 Spanish: 2
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 6 F: 4 M: 2
40,17 Brazilian: 1 French: 1 Iranian: 1 Norwegian: 3
2011 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
15 F: 10 M: 5
37,00 American: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Chinese: 1 Norwegian: 9 Palestinian: 1 Swedish: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2011 ECONOMICS 43 F: 15 M: 28
33,07 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Brazilian: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Ethiopian: 3 Ghanaian: 1 Greek: 1 Iranian: 2
2
Italian: 1 Chinese: 7 Latvian: 1 Mexican: 2 Moldovan: 1 Nepalese: 1 Norwegian: 13 Swedish:1 South African: 1 Turkish: 1 Hungarian: 1 Uzbekistani: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 5 F: 2 M: 3
33,40 Norwegian: 4 Polish: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 2 F: 2 33,50 Norwegian: 2
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 7 F: 5 M: 2
37,14 Norwegian: 6 Swedish: 1
2011 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
32 F: 18 M: 14
36,47 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 2 British: 1 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 1 Japanese: 1 Chinese: 3 Croatian1 Dutch: 1 Norwegian: 14 Polish: 2 Serbian: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 1 German: 1
2011 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
8 F: 5 M: 3
33,25 Danish: 1 Norwegian: 6 Ukrainian: 1
2011 ARENA 22 F: 8 M: 14
33,68 Greek: 2 Indian: 1 Italian: 2 Yugoslavian: 1 Kenyan: 1 Dutch: 1 Nicaraguan: 1 Norwegian: 3 Romanian: 2 Swedish: 2 South Korean: 1 Turkish: 2 German: 1 Ukrainian:1 Austrian: 1
2011 POLITICAL 23 F: 7 36,13 American: 1
3
SCIENCE M: 16 Icelandic: 1 Norwegian: 19 Serbian: 1 Spanish: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 10 F: 2 M: 8
34,90 Chilean: 1 Iranian: 2 Norwegian: 3 Pakistani: 2 Polish: 1 Spanish: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 8 F: 7 M: 1
37,88 Norwegian: 8
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 8 K: 5 M: 3
35,38 Italian: 1 Norwegian: 6 Polish: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 8 F: 6 M: 2
35,12 Iranian: 1 Norwegian: 7
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 6 M: 6 35,00 Norwegian: 6
2011 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
18 F: 9 M: 9
37,24 Iranian: 1 Croatian: 1 Norwegian: 13 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 1
2011 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
26 F: 7 M: 19
36,04 American: 1 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Greek: 1 Indian: 2 Iraqi: 1 Iranian:3 Cameroonian: 1 Chinese: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 3 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 1 Russian: 2 Serbian: Turkish: 1 Hungarian: 1 Vatican: 1
2011 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
39 F: 16 M: 23
35,51 American: 1 Armenian: 1 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 3 Finnish: 1 Indian: 4 Iraqi: 1 Iranian: 1
4
Italian: 2 Cambodian: 1 Canadian: 1 Chinese: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Macedonia: 1 Nepalese: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 3 Pakistani: 4 Polish 2 Serbian:; 1 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 2 South African: 1 Tunisian: 1 Hungarian: 1
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 3 F. 1 M: 2
36,00 Norwegian: 3
2011 PSYCHOLOGY 20 F: 11 M: 8
35,05 American: 1 Norwegian: 17 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 1
2012 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
17 F: 10 M: 7
36,71 Indian: 1 Indonesian: 1 Norwegian: 13 Pakistani: 1 Spanish: 1
2012 POLITICAL SCIENCE
33 F: 14 M: 19
35,79 American: 1 Bangladeshi: 2 Bulgarian: 1 Ecuadorian: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Indian: 1 Icelandic: 2 Italian: 2 Canadian: 1 Myanmarsk: 1 Nepalese: 1 Norwegian: 10 Pakistani: 1 Portuguese: 1 Romanian: 1 Russian: 1 Serbian: 1 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 1 Turkish: 1 German: 1
2012 ECONOMICS 113 F: 21 M: 90
34,74 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 7
5
Ukjent: 2
Belgian: 1 Beninsk: 1 Bosnian: 1 Brazilian: 1 Chilean: 1 Egyptian: 2 Estisk: 1 Ethiopian: 9 Georgian: 1 Ghanaian: 3 Greek: 3 Indian: 3 Indonesian: 2 Iranian: 6 Italian: 4 Cameroonian: 2 Canadian: 1 Chinese: 3 Kongolesisk: 1 Costarican: 1 Latvian: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Macedonia: 1 Mexican: 1 Moldovan: 1 Nepalese: 2 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 16 Pakistani: 6 Palestinian: 1 Polish: 1 Romanian: 2 Rwandese: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 2 Sri Lankan: 3 Swedish: 2 South African: 1 Tadsjikisk: 1 Tanzanian: 1 Tunisian: 1 Turkish: 2 German: 2 Hungarian: 2 Uzbekistani: 1 Vietnamese: 1 Zambian: 1
2012 PSYCHOLOGY 6 F: 5 M: 1
35,33 Colombian: 1 Norwegian: 4 Polish: 1
2012 PSYCHOLOGY 2 F: 1 30,50 Norwegian: 1
6
M: 1 Polish: 1
2012 PSYCHOLOGY 3 F: 2 M: 1
31,00 Iranian: 1 Norwegian: 2
2012 PSYCHOLOGY 10 F: 7 M: 3
32,00 Colombian: 1 Iranian: 1 Norwegian: 5 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 2
2012 PSYCHOLOGY 8 F: 6 M: 2
35,12 Norwegian: 8
2012 ARENA 55 F: 24 M: 31
34,96 American: 4 Armenian: 1 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Belgian: 1 Bosnian: 1 Ethiopian: 2 Finnish: 1 Georgian: 1 Greek: 2 Belarus: 1 Indian: 1 Iranian: 1 Irish: 1 Italian: 2 Canadian: 1 Chinese: 1 Croatian: 1 Norwegian: 5 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 3 Romanian: 2 Russian: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 4 Swedish: 1 Taiwanese: 1 Tanzanian: 1 Turkish: 6 German: 1 Ukrainian: 3 Vatican: 1
2012 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
10 F: 6 M: 4
33,60 American: 1 Indian: 1 Indonesian: 1 Canadian: 1 Norwegian: 4 Tanzanian: 1 German: 1
2012 POLITICAL SCIENCE
98 F: 30 M: 68
34,79 Albanian: 1 American: 6
7
Azerbaijan: 1 Belgian: 1 Bosnian: 1 British: 5 Estisk: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Philippine: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Greek: 5 Belarus: 2 Indian: 2 Iranian: 5 Italian: 5 Japanese: 1 Cameroonian: 1 Canadian: 1 Chinese: 1 Cypriot: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Nepalese: 2 Norwegian: 20 Pakistani: 4 Polish: 6 Romanian: 1 Russian: 2 Serbian: 1 Slovak: 2 Spanish: 2 Swedish: 1 Czech: 1 Turkish: 4 German: 3 Uganda: 1 Ukrainian: 2 Uzbekistani: 1 Vatican: 1
2013 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
74 F: 25 M: 49
35,68 American: 3 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 4 Bosnian: 1 Colombian: 2 Ethiopian: 3 Ghanaian: 1 Greek: 1 Indian: 8 Iranian: 11 Italian: 1 Chinese: 4 Kongolesisk: 1 Cypriot: 1 Mexican: 2
8
Newzealandsk: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 3 Pakistani: 7 Polish: 2 Portuguese: 3 Romanian: 1 Serbian: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 1 Sri Lankan: 1 Swedish: 1 Syrian: 1 Tanzanian: 1 German: 1 Ukrainian: 2 Vietnamese: 2
2013 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
39 F: 15 M: 24
35,31 American: 1 Australian: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Bolivian: 1 British: 1 Colombian: 2 Ethiopian: 1 Greek: 1 Indian: 3 Iranian: 8 Italian: 1 Mexican: 1 Norwegian: 7 Pakistani: 3 Portuguese: 1 Swedish: 1 Tanzanian: 1 Turkish: 1 German: 1 Uganda: 1 Vietnamese: 1
2013 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
26 F: 16 M: 10
34,77 Bangladeshi: 2 British: 1 French: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Iranian: 1 Italian: 1 Mongolian: 1 Nepalese: 2 Norwegian: 7 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 1 Spanish: 2 Sveitsisk: 1
9
Swedish: 2 German: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2013 ECONOMICS 116 F: 32 M: 83 Ukjent: 1
34,19 American: 2 Azerbaijan: 1 Bahrainsk: 1 Bangladeshi: 3 Belgian: 1 Bosnian: 1 British: 1 Colombian: 2 Danish: 1 Egyptian: 1 Ethiopian: 7 Gambisk: 1 Georgian: 1 Ghanaian: 2 Greek: 5 Indian: 5 Indonesian: 2 Iranian: 13 Icelandic: 1 Israeli: 1 Italian: 3 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 6 Kongolesisk: 1 Lebanese: 1 Lithuanian: 2 Mexican: 1 Dutch: 1 Nepalese: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 10 Pakistani: 6 Palestinian: 1 Polish: 2 Portuguese: 3 Russian: 1 Rwandese: 2 Serbian: 1 Slovak: 2 Sveitsisk: 1 Swedish: 1 Tadsjikisk: 1 Tanzanian: 3 Turkish: 1 German: 6 Uganda: 1 Vietnamese: 1 Zambian: 1
10
Zimbabwean: 1
2013 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
37 F: 16 M: 21
34,92 American: 3 Argentinsk: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Ethiopian: 2 Greek: 1 Indian: 1 Iranian: 1 Croatian: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Nepalese: 1 Norwegian: 11 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 2 Portuguese: 2 Russian: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 1 German: 1 Ukrainian: 1 Vatican: 1 Vietnamese: 1
2013 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
28 F: 9 M: 19
34,57 Australian: 1 Colombian: 1 Danish: 1 Estisk: 1 Ethiopian: 4 Fijiansk: 1 Ghanaian: 2 Greek: 1 Indian: 2 Cameroonian: 1 Dutch: 1 Norwegian: 7 Pakistani: 1 Serbian: 1 Slovak: 1 Swedish: 1 Turkish: 1
2013 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
38 F: 15 M: 23
35,05 Bangladeshi: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Colombian: 1 Indian: 5 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 7 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 2 Malaysian: 1 Mexican: 1 Norwegian: 6
11
Pakistani: 6 Polish: 3 Slovene: 1 Vatican: 1
2013 POLITICAL SCIENCE
138 F: 63 M: 75
32,58 Albanian: 1 American: 7 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 2 Belgian: 1 Brazilian: 1 British: 4 Bulgarian: 2 Ecuadorian: 1 Estisk: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Philippine: 1 French: 4 Georgian: 3 Ghanaian: 1 Greek: 5 Iranian: 4 Irish: 2 Italian: 6 Jordanian: 2 Cameroonian: 5 Canadian: 4 Kenyan: 2 Chinese: 2 Cypriot: 1 Latvian: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Malaysian: 1 Mexican: 1 Dutch: 4 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 26 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 2 Romanian: 4 Russian: 7 Serbian: 3 Slovak: 1 Slovene: 1 Spanish: 2 Sri Lankan: 1 Swedish: 5 Tadsjikisk: 1 Czech: 1 Turkish: 1 German: 4 Ukrainian: 1
12
Vatican: 2
2013 PSYCHOLOGY 9 F: 5 M: 4
32,44 Norwegian: 7 Swedish: 1 Hungarian: 1
2014 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
58 F: 26 M: 32
34,45 American: 1 Bangladeshi: 1 Danish: 3 Ethiopian: 6 Ghanaian: 3 Belarus: 1 Indian: 2 Iranian: 1 Italian: 3 Kenyan: 1 Lithuanian: 1 Malawi: 1 Dutch: 2 Nepalese: 2 Norwegian: 16 Pakistani: 3 Romanian: 1 Serbian: 2 Spanish: 1 Sri Lankan: 1 Swedish: 2 Taiwanese: 1 Czech: 1 Uganda: 1 Vatican: 1
2014 PSYCHOLOGY 31 F: 21 M: 10
33,83 Iranian: 2 Norwegian: 24 Portuguese: 1 Slovak: 2 German: 1 Vatican: 1
2014 ECONOMICS 99 F: 22 M: 76
32,04 Albanian: 3 American: 1 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 3 Brazilian: 1 Burkinsk: 2 Colombian: 1 Ethiopian: 12 Finnish: 2 French: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Hongkongsk: 1 Belarus: 1 Indian: 1 Indonesian: 4 Italian: 5
13
Cameroonian: 1 Kazakhstani: 1 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 8 Lithuanian: 1 Nigerian: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 19 Pakistani: 3 Palestinian: 1 Polish: 3 Romanian: 2 Somali: 1 Sudanese: 1 Swedish: 3 South African: 1 Turkish: 4 Turkish: 1 Uganda: 1 Ukrainian: 1 Hungarian: 1 Vietnamese: 2
2014 POLITICAL SCIENCE
29 F: 11 M: 18
32,14 American: 2 Bangladeshi: 1 Danish: 3 Philippine: 1 Italian: 1 Lithuanian: 2 Malawi: 1 Mauritius: 1 Nepalese: 1 Norwegian: 9 Peruvian: 1 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 2 South Korean: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2014 PSYCHOLOGY 4 F: 3 M: 1
32,25 Norwegian: 3 Portuguese: 1
2014 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
47 F: 13 M: 34
34,49 Albanian: 1 Bangladeshi: 2 Bolivian: 1 Ecuadorian: 1 Egyptian: 1 Ethiopian: 5 Ghanaian: 5 Greek: 1 Indian: 2 Italian: 2
14
Jordanian: 1 Cameroonian: 1 Canadian: 1 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 1 Latvian: 1 Mosambikisk: 1 Dutch: 1 Dutch: 1 Nigerian: 2 Norwegian: 7 Swedish: 1 Taiwanese: 1 German: 1 Uganda: 2 Ukrainian: 1 Zambian: 1 Zimbabwean: 2
2014 POLITICAL SCIENCE
74 F: 26 M: 48
32,81 Albanian: 1 American: 1 Belgian: 1 Bolivian: 1 British: 5 Danish: 1 Egyptian: 1 Ethiopian: 1 French: 1 Greek: 1 Indian: 2 Iranian: 3 Italian: 1 Yugoslavian: 2 Cameroonian: 1 Canadian: 1: Chinese: 1 Malawi: 1 Dutch : 2 Norwegian: 22 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 2 Romanian: 2 Slovak: 1 Spanish: 1 Swedish: 6 South African: 1 Tanzanian: 1 German: 2 Ukrainian: 4 Hungarian: 1 Austrian: 1
2014 SOCIOLOGY AND 43 F: 15 32,23 American: 1
15
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
M: 28 Bangladeshi: 1 Bolivian: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Ethiopian: 4 Philippine: 2 French: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Greek: 3 Indian: 1 Iraqi: 1 Iranian: 3 Italian: 1 Jordanian: 1 Chinese: 2 Lithuanian: 2 Malawi: 2 Moroccan: 1 Mauritius: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 6 Pakistani: 1 Palestinian: 1 Swedish: 1 Turkish: 1 German: 1 Vatican: 1
2014 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
39 F: 13 M: 26
33,21 American: 2 Brazilian: 1 Egyptian: 1 Etipisk: 1 Finnish: 1 Ghanaian: 1 Greeka. 2 Indian: 3 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 3 Italian: 2 Chinese: 4 Nepalese: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 5 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 4 Spanish: 1 Sudanese: 1 Swedish: 1 German: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2014 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
13 F: 5 M: 8
32,00 Brazilian: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Indian: 1
16
Iranian: 2 Italian: 1 Nepalese: 1 Nigerian: 2 Polish: 2 Russian: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2014 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
18 F: 4 M: 14
35,11 American: 2 Bolivian: 1 Greek: 1 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 2 Italian: 1 Chinese: 1 Norwegian: 3 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 1 Spanish: 1 Sudanese: 1 Swedish: 2
2014 PSYCHOLOGY 4 F: 2 M: 2
34,50 Norwegian: 3 Swedish: 1
2014 PSYCHOLOGY 3 F: 2 M: 1
41,5 Dutch: 1 Norwegian: 2
2015 ECONOMICS 66 F: 20 M: 46
31,23 Bangladeshi: 5 British: 1 Burkinsk: 1 Ethiopian: 8 French: 1 Ghanaian: 3 Iranian: 3 Icelandic: 1 Italian: 2 Jamaican: 1 Cameroonian: 1 Kazakhstani: 2 Chinese: 7 Costarican: 1 Lithuanian: 2 Mongolian: 1 Norwegian: 9 Pakistani: 3 Polish: 1 Russian: 2 Singapore: 1 Spanish: 1 Thailandsk: 1 Turkish: 5 German: 2 Ukrainian: 1
2015 SOCIAL 65 F: 42 32,12 Azerbaijan: 1
17
ANTHROPOLOGY M: 23 Bahamansk: 1 Brazilian: 2 British: 1 Danish: 2 French: 1 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 1 Irish: 1 Italian: 3 Kenyan: 2 Chinese: 1 Kirgisisk: 1 Lebanese: 1 Dutch: 3 Nepalese: 1 Newzealandsk: 1 Norwegian: 17 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 2 Portuguese: 2 Romanian: 1 Russian: 3 Serbian: 1 Spanish: 2 Swedish: 2 Czech: 1 Turkish: 2 German: 4 Uzbekistani: 1 Vatican: 1 Austrian: 1
2015 PSYCHOLOGY 3 F: 2 M: 1
32,00 Norwegian: 3
2015 TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE AND INNOVATION
27 F: 9 M: 18
32,67 Bangladeshi: 2 Ecuadorian: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Ghanaian: 2 Indian: 2 Iranian: 5 Italian: 1 Jamaican: 1 Cameroonian: 1 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 1 Mexican: 1 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 1 Pakistani: 1 Portuguese: 1 Russian: 1 Ukrainian: 1
18
Vietnamese: 1
2015 PSYCHOLOGY 8 F: 6 M: 2
29,88 British: 1 Finnish: 1 Greek: 1 Norwegian: 5
2015 SOCIOLOGY AND HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
62 F: 33 M: 29
32,45 American: 1 Azerbaijan: 1 Brazilian: 1 British: 1 Ethiopian: 1 Finnish: 1 French: 1 Ghanaian: 3 Greek: 1 Indian: 4 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 2 Italian: 3 Cameroonian: 2 Canadian: 1 Chinese: 2 Moroccan: 1 Mexican: 1 Nepalese: 2 Nigerian: 2 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 9 Pakistani: 1 Polish: 1 Romanian: 1 Serbian: 2 Slovene: 1 South African: 1 Thailandsk: 1 Czech: 1 Turkish: 4 German: 6 Vatican: 1
2015 PSYCHOLOGY 15 F: 5 M: 10
35,73 Iraqi: 1 Iranian: 2 Malawi: 1 Nepalese: 1 Nigerian: 2 Norwegian: 2 Pakistani: 1 Romanian: 1 Russian: 1 Serbian: 1 Uganda: 1 Zimbabwean: 1
2015 SOCIOLOGY AND 47 F: 11 33,34 American: 2
19
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
M: 36 Bangladeshi: 3 Bolivian: 1 Brazilian: 1 Estisk: 1 French: 1 Ghanaian: 5 Greek: 1 Indian: 1 Iranian: 2 Irish: 1 Italian: 2 Cambodian: 1 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 3 Lithuanian: 1 Dutch: 1 Nepalese: 1 Norwegian: 2 Polish: 1 Romanian: 1 Russian: 1 Sri Lankan: 1 Swedish: 2 Taiwanese: 1 Turkish: 2 German: 4 Ukrainian: 1 Zimbabwean: 2
2015 PSYCHOLOGY 4 F: 3 M: 1
30,75 Indian: 1 Chinese: 1 Norwegian: 1 Ukrainian: 1
2015 POLITICAL SCIENCE
148 F: 58 M: 90
31,69 Albanian: 3 American: 4 Armenian: 3 Azerbaijan: 1 Bangladeshi: 4 Belgian: 1 Bolivian: 1 Bosnian: 1 Brazilian: 2 British: 4 Chilean: 1 Ecuadorian: 1 Egyptian: 2 Ethiopian: 1 Philippine: 1 Finnish: 1 Georgian: 1 Ghanaian: 5 Greek: 7
20
Honduran: 1 Indian: 4 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 2 Italian: 3 Yugoslavian: 1 Canadian: 1 Kazakhstani: 1 Kenyan: 1 Chinese: 2 Latvian: 1 Macedonia: 1 Malawi: 1 Moroccan: 2 Mauritius: 1 Mexican: 1 Dutch: 2 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 21 Pakistani: 8 Polish: 3 Romanian: 3 Russian: 4 Serbian: 5 Spanish: 2 Sri Lankan: 1 Swedish: 1 Syrian: 1 South African: 2 South Korean: 2 Czech: 1 Turkish: 4 German: 5 Ukrainian: 8 Hungarian: 2 Vatican: 1 Zimbabwean: 1 Austrian: 2
2015 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY
95 F: 38 M: 57
32,17 American: 1 Bangladeshi: 3 Bosnian: 2 Botswana: 1 British: 1 Bulgarian: 1 Colombian: 1 Danish: 2 Ethiopian: 7 French: 1 Georgian: 1 Greek: 1 Belarus: 1
21
Indian: 7 Indonesian: 1 Iranian: 2 Icelandic: 1 Italian: 2 Jordanian: 1 Cameroonian: 1 Chinese: 2 Croatian: 1 Latvian: 1 Mauritius: 1 Dutch: 3 Nepalese: 3 Nigerian: 1 Norwegian: 18 Pakistani: 4 Palestinian: 1 Polish: 3 Romanian: 1 Rwandese: 1 Serbian: 1 Singapore: 1 Swedish: 6 German: 2 Uganda: 1 Ukrainian: 2 Vatican: 2 Venezuela: 1 Zambian: 1
External and internal candidates admitted 2010-2015
The table shows candidates admitted in the period 2010-2015 and their type of funding. The Internal evaluation report describes enrollment on pages 3-6.
Internal candidates are candidates employed by the Faculty of Social Sciences, the majority of these positions are funded by The Ministry of Education and Research (KD) or the Research Council of Norway (NFR).
External candidates may for example hold scholarships from research institutes, foundations, higher education institutions, private or public sector, organizations, or they may be researchers with time allotted for the PhD from their employers etc. Some of the external candidates will have a workplace at one of the departments at the faculty for a period of time, and some of them will stay mainly in their working environment. The Economics track has a set of residency requirements that requires the candidate to spend two semesters, at least, at the department. A few of these candidates are also holders of the Quota Scheme scholarships (no longer continued), designed to help candidates from partner institutions in developing countries travel abroad.
Track 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Economics 15 8 9 8 8 8 56
External 6 3 2 1 4 3 19 Internal 9 5 7 7 4 5 37
Human Geography 4 5 4 3 1 5 22 External 1 1 2 2 2 8 Internal 3 4 2 1 1 3 14
Political Science 10 12 10 11 4 12 59 External 4 7 6 7 1 7 32 Internal 6 5 4 4 3 5 27
Psychology 19 29 30 12 20 28 138 External 14 15 16 9 8 17 79 Internal 5 14 14 3 12 11 59
Social Anthropology 5 7 4 2 4 22 External 2 2 4 1 9 Internal 3 5 1 4 13
Sociology 15 10 10 4 5 9 53 External 8 6 7 4 2 4 31 Internal 7 4 3 3 5 22
Technology, Innovation and Culture 4 3 4 3 3 8 25 External 2 1 1 1 2 2 9 Internal 2 2 3 2 1 6 16
Total 72 74 71 43 45 70 375
In total during 2010-2015, percentage
0 %
10 %
20 %
30 %
40 %
50 %
60 %
70 %
80 %
90 %
100 %
20102011
20122013
20142015
Internal
External
Subgroups of funding
Track 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total Economics 15 8 9 8 8 8 56
External 6 3 2 1 4 3 19 Funded by employer, not a scholarship 1 1 2 NFR 2 1 3 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 3 2 2 1 4 2 14
Internal 9 5 7 7 4 5 37 NFR 1 1 UiO 9 5 7 7 4 4 36
Human Geography 4 5 4 3 1 5 22 External 1 1 2 2 2 8
NFR 1 1 2 Quota 1 1 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 1 2 1 1 5
Internal 3 4 2 1 1 3 14 NFR 1 1 2 UiO 2 4 1 1 1 3 12
Political Science 10 12 10 11 4 12 59 External 4 7 6 7 1 7 32
Funded by employer, not a scholarship 2 2 NFR 4 3 1 1 9 Quota 2 2 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 4 3 1 6 1 4 19
Internal 6 5 4 4 3 5 27 UiO 6 5 4 4 3 5 27
Psychology 19 29 30 12 20 28 138 External 14 15 16 9 8 17 79
From company/foundation, not employer 1 1 Funded by employer, not a scholarship 2 1 2 5 NFR 5 2 1 2 2 12 Quota 1 1 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 9 5 6 2 5 9 36 Scholarship from organization, not UiO/NFR 3 5 5 1 2 16 Scholarship from the public sector 1 3 2 2 8
Internal 5 14 14 3 12 11 59 EU scholarship programmes 1 1 2 NFR 1 1 1 3 1 7 UiO 4 13 14 1 8 10 50
Social Anthropology 5 7 4 2 4 22 External 2 2 4 1 9
Funded by employer, not a scholarship 1 1 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 2 1 2 1 6 Scholarship from organization, not UiO/NFR 2 2
Internal 3 5 1 4 13 UiO 3 5 1 4 13
Sociology 15 10 10 4 5 9 53 External 8 6 7 4 2 4 31
Funded by employer, not a scholarship 1 1 NFR 4 1 1 3 1 10 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 3 5 4 1 2 2 17
Scholarship from the public sector 1 2 3 Internal 7 4 3 3 5 22
NFR 2 1 3 UiO 5 3 3 3 5 19
Technology, Innovation and Culture 4 3 4 3 3 8 25 External 2 1 1 1 2 2 9
Funded by employer, not a scholarship 1 1 NFR 1 1 2 NFR - private sector 1 1 NFR - public sector 1 1 Scholarship from employer, not UiO/NFR 2 1 1 4
Internal 2 2 3 2 1 6 16 NFR 1 1 UiO 2 2 3 2 1 5 15
Total 72 74 71 43 45 70 375
New PhD candidates by gender 2010-2015
Track 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total
Economics 15 8 9 8 8 8 56
F 8 4 4 3 4 3 26
M 7 4 5 5 4 5 30
Human Geography 4 3 4 3 1 5 20
F 3 2 4 2 4 15
M 1 1 1 1 1 5
Political Science 10 12 10 9 4 10 55
F 4 8 5 2 2 4 25
M 6 4 5 7 2 6 30
Psychology 19 29 30 12 20 28 138
F 11 18 21 8 12 18 88
M 8 11 9 4 8 10 50
Social Anthropology 5 7 4 2 4 22
F 4 4 3 1 2 14
M 1 3 1 1 2 8
Sociology 15 7 10 4 5 9 50
F 9 2 6 3 3 5 28
M 6 5 4 1 2 4 22
Technology, Innovation and Culture 4 3 4 3 3 8 25
F 2 1 2 3 3 2 13
M 2 2 2 6 12
Total 72 69 71 41 45 68 366
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Number of admitted candidates
Year
Gender, admitted candidates in total, 2010-2015
Female
Male
Nationality of admitted candidates from 2010- 2015
Country Students
Argentina 1
Australia 1 Brazil 1
Bulgaria 1 Canada 2
China 4 Colombia 1
Czech republic 1
Denmark 2 Estonia 1
Ethiopia 2 Finland 3
France 1
Germany 5 Iceland 3
India 2 Iran 2
Italy 5 Kenya 1
Mexico 1
Myanmar 1 Netherlands 3
Norway 316 Poland 1
Portugal 1 Russia 1
Serbia 1
Slovenia 1 Sweden 6
UK 1 USA 3
Total 375
Supervisor relationships by track for active candidates between 2010-2015
For example, first line under Economics: 8 co-supervisors and 4 main-supervisors have 1 supervisor relationship/candidate each.
Number of supervisor relationships/candidates Co-supervisors Main supervisors Economics 28 24
1 8 4 2 11 8 3 3 6 4 3 0 5 1 1 6 2 3 7 0 1 8 0 1
Human Geography 3 7 1 0 1 2 2 2 3 0 0 4 0 1 5 0 2 6 0 1 7 1 0
Political Science 22 23
1 6 2 2 13 12 3 1 4 4 2 3 5 0 1 6 0 0 7 0 0 8 0 0 9 0 1
Psychology 62 55 1 22 7 2 24 27 3 4 3 4 6 10 5 2 1 6 2 2 7 0 2 8 2 1 9 0 1 10 0 1
Social Anthropology 11 12 1 3 0 2 5 6 3 0 0 4 3 3 5 0 2
6 0 0 7 0 0 8 0 1
Sociology 13 17 1 3 1 2 8 4 3 0 3 4 0 2 5 0 1 6 0 2 7 0 0 8 1 2 9 0 1 10 1 0 11 0 0 12 0 1
Technology, Innovation and Culture 2 8 1 0 0 2 1 2 3 0 1 4 1 2 5 0 0 6 0 1 7 0 2
Grand Total 141 146
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20
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Economics Human Geography Political Science Psychology Social Anthropology Sociology Technology,Innovation and
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Number of supervisor relationships/candidates
Supervisor relationships Co-supervisors Main supervisors
Concerning admission to the programme
There are two main ways of applying for admission to the programme:
Through applying for a doctoral research fellowship or as a candidate with external funding.
Attached are examples of the form that the departments use when evaluating candidates that are
applying for admission with external funding. External funding can be for example a fellowship at a
university college/another university, other employment at a research institution that allocates time for
the candidate’s research, or the Research Council of Norway’s industrial PhD or public sector PhD. To be
admitted as a candidate with external funding you must be able to document that you are a part of a
relevant, active research community. For example you must have a workplace at a university college,
university or other research institution that is deemed relevant, or a workplace at one of the faculty
departments. The economics track require that external candidates spend at least two semesters at the
department.
Attached is also an example of an announcement of a PhD position at the Faculty. Unfortunately, the
process of assessing candidates for PhD positions does not have standardized forms, therefore I have
not attached any examples from this kind of process. Candidates are usually sorted on the background
of their qualifications by an application committee, and an evaluation committee writes a report about
the top candidates. Potential candidates are invited to an interview.
Innstillingsskjema for opptak til ph.d.-programmet ved Det
samfunnsvitenskapelige fakultet, Universitetet i Oslo
Fra institutt (innstillende, studieretningsansvarlig enhet):
Søkers navn: Søkers alder:
Har søkt tidligere om opptak? Ja Nei .
Hvis ja, når? Hva var innstillingen sist? :
1. ForutdanningGrad, tatt ved lærested/inst, og når.:
Mastergrad ellet tilsv. i (hvilket fag):
Hovedkarakter*:
Har søker vist til faglige arbeider etter
fullført høyere grad som anses
meritterende? * Oppgi karakter på avhandling, ev lavere grads karakter dersom hovedkarakter ikke er gitt. Dersom
karakteren(e) ikke tilfredsstiller kravene for opptak, eller det er tvil om det, skal det omtales inn i den
faglige vurderingen.
2. Prosjektbeskrivelse for avhandlingen
Tema/tittel:
Kort beskrivelse av prosjektet, med en faglig vurdering:
3. Finansiering
Arbeidsgiver og tidsperiode for
finansiering: Større, nødvendige driftsutgifter som er uavklart?
4. Veiledning og fagmiljø
Kandidatens forslag med instituttets merknader og ev. egne forslag:
5. Oppsummering av om forutsetningene 1-4 for opptak er oppfylt:
OPPFYLLER
”MINSTEKRAV”?
JA (sett
kryss)
NEI (sett
kryss)
Må avklares nærmere
(stikkord for begrunnelse)
Til forutdanningen*:
Til prosjektbeskrivelsen:
Til finansiering*: lønnet tid og
andre nødv. driftsutgifter
Til veiledning/miljø:
(NEI bare hvis dette ikke kan
skaffes; ikke aktuelt fagmiljø)
Dersom tabellen over har ett eller flere avkryssinger for NEI, tilsier det at søkeren ikke innstilles for
opptak. Dersom det er NEI-kryss ved forutdanning og/eller prosjektbeskrivelse, tilsier det at
kandidaten dessuten ikke anses faglig kvalifisert.
6. Eventuell begrunnelse for avslag eller merknad til opptaket
som kan stå i brevet til søkeren. (Gi begrunnelsen på engelsk dersom søkeren er engelskspråklig.)
Innstillingen er godkjent av:
Tim Brennen
Forskningsdekan ABC
Forskningsleder ved Institutt for XY