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PhD Courses

Please note: Most courses require a sufficient number of PhD students. Please register for the courses through Studentweb by 1 February (spring courses) or 1 September (autumn courses).

If you have questions, please contact Kristine Evensen Reinfjord (Faculty administration).

Mandatory for all PhD Candidates on the PhD Programme in Engineering and Science

EX-603 Theory of Science and Ethics. Spring 2023. Course responsible Hans Christian Garmann Johnsen 

Mandatory for some specialisations

TFL601 Scientific Writing in English. Spring 2023. 

Specialisation in Natural Sciences

Compulsory courses

  • EX-603 Philosophy of Science and Ethics
  • TFL601 Scientific Writing in English

Elective courses:

Scientific fields:

  • Coastal Ecology
    BIO600-1 Special Syllabus
    Taught on request, autumn or spring. Not open to external students.
    BIO601-1 Marine Science
    Taught on request, autumn or spring.Not open to external students.
    BIO602-1 Research in Coastal Ecology
    Taught on request, spring
  • Limnology
    BIO600-1 Special Syllabus
    Taught on request, autumn or spring. Not open to external students.
  • Terrestrial Biology
    BIO600-1 Special Syllabus
    Taught on request, autumn or spring. Not open to external students
  • Molecular Biology
    BIO600-1 Special Syllabus
    Taught on request, autumn or spring. Not open to external students

Specialisation in Engineering Sciences

ENE701 Applied Statistics Course for Engineering. Spring 2023. Responsible teacher: Associate Professor Svein Olav G. Nyberg

Scientific field: Civil and Structural Engineering

Scientific field: Physics & Applied Mathematics

Scientific Field: Mechatronics

Scientific field: Renewable Energy

Specialisation in ICT

Specialisation in Mathematical Sciences

  • MA-602 Theories in the Learning and Teaching of Mathematics. Autumn 2022: Weeks 37, 43 and 47 (Monday-Wednesday). Please contact Professor Said Hadjerrouit

  • MA-607 Research Methodology in Mathematics Education. Spring 2023: 

    In Spring 2023 we are trialling a new format for the presentation of the course based on session in which participants can be present in the classroom or participate remotely via Zoom, and at the end a course week during which it is hoped all participants will be physically present.
    The intention is to cut participants’ expenses and travel and offer a course that is well-distributed throughout the semester.
    At the end of the course, participants will be asked to evaluate their experiences of this format.

    Week 4 Wednesday 25 January & Thursday 26 January – two full days - 08:30-16:30 each day. Physical attendance and/or remote participation (Zoom) will be possible.

    Weeks 5 to 18 (excluding week 14 – Easter week) – Half day meeting every week, Wednesday afternoons - 12:15-15:30. Physical attendance and/or remote participation (Zoom) will be possible.

    Week 19 Monday 8 May 13:00-16:30. Tuesday 9 May, Wednesday 10 May, and Thursday 11 May 08:30-16:30. Friday 12 May 08:30-12:00. Physical attendance will be expected by most participants this week.

    Please contact Professor Simon Goodchild

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