Position as artistic PhD research fellow in dance and choreography at the Academy of Dance

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Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO) is comprised of six departments within artistic practice that collectively create a rich multi-disciplinary environment:  Arts and Crafts, Dance, Design, Fine Art, Opera, and Theatre. KHiO educates and supports performers and practitioners at the highest international levels in and across these fields of artistic practice.

Artistic research is a core of many artistic practices, and one that KHiO develops and supports from the bachelor through to the doctoral level PhD program in artistic research, which is a unifying community at KHiO.  The doctorate education offers artistic practice its own place in the higher education and research area, thus recognizing the unique and independent contributions to knowledge production produced in the artistic fields. 

The PhD program in artistic research at KHiO aims to conduct artistic research of international relevance that produces new works of art, performance, and design, new disciplinary knowledge, and offers new perspectives and insights on art, culture, and society through research praxis. Artistic research at KHiO is expected to be innovative and forward moving in the artistic fields as well as in the practice of the researcher, and is based foremost on artistic practice.  

Artistic practice is at the core of the artistic PhD result and is to be accompanied by an explicit reflection, which, when the project is presented, grants others access into the working methods and insights that emerge from the artistic research.  Spaces of new knowledge and contextual connections are embedded into and emerge from the artistic research to further enrich practices of art production, design, and performance.

KHiO is part of the joint Norwegian Artistic Research School that provides doctoral training in artistic research methods. PhD fellows are expected and required to participate fully in the community of artistic research practitioners at KHiO and at the national level.
At KHiO, research fellows are hosted by one of the individual departments, and at any time we have approximately 20 – 25 active PhD candidates based at all six departments.

For 2022 Oslo National Academy of the Arts has two vacancies in the field of dance and choreography at the Academy of Dance

The new research fellows will take up the position from 1.10.2023. 
Application deadline 1.12.2022.

Employment in position as an artistic PhD research fellow happens subject to admission to the PhD-programme in artistic research at Oslo National Academy of the Arts.
Workplace on a daily basis is at Oslo National Academy of the Arts. 
The administrative language at the Academy is Norwegian. Upon being hired, applicants will be required to achieve a certain proficiency in Norwegian within a reasonable amount of time.
 

•    Applicants have to document a certain extent of recognized artistic work/artistic research.
•    Applicants must normally have a master’s degree in performing or creative arts in the relevant art discipline, c.f. the descriptions in the second cycle of the Norwegian Qualifications Framework. Based on a special assessment, Oslo National Academy of the Arts may approve other, comparable qualifications as the basis for admission.

Admissions can be applied for within two contexts:
•    Performative practice, with emphasis on artistic methods and strategies as a performer within the field of dance: Develop a sustainable bodily practice and/or develop forms of collaboration with participants in the field. The PhD project does not have an imposed requirement for a staged result and may be included in collaboration with other partners. 

•    Dance as interaction in context – with emphasis on developing artistic strategies and collaboration with other environments or realities that put into play, challenge, and expand the scope for the art of dance and choreography.

Applicants should in their application reflect upon the need for studio space/stages. Applicants cannot plan for full scale stage productions at KHiO’s stages, and must adjust their space requirements to the department’s activities. 

•    The PhD research fellowship is a three-year full-time position with terms and conditions in accordance with regulations for state employees of universities and university-colleges and Regulations concerning terms and conditions of employment for the posts of postdoktor (post-doctoral research fellow), stipendiat (research fellow), vitenskapelig assistent (research assistant) and spesialistkandidat (resident)
•    The position's starting salary is 'level 54': NOK 501 200 per annum before tax, position code SKO 1017, LR20 alt.8. 2% of the salary is automatically deducted and deposited into the State Pension Fund.

Applications must be sent electronically using the Oslo National Academy of the Art application portal at jobbnorge.no

The following supplementary documents are required and must be uploaded to the portal:
PLEASE CLEARLY IDENTIFY / LABEL EACH ATTACHMENT
Attachment 1 - Completed application attachment form, download here: https://khio.no/en/research/phd-in-artistic-research#phd-research-fellow-positions

Attachment 2 – Documentation of the education and the qualifications that are required for a position as a research fellow and admission to the PhD programme, ie. master’s degree in performing or creative arts in the relevant art discipline, c.f. the descriptions in the second cycle of the Norwegian Qualifications Framework. (diploma or documentation of similar level of competence)

Attachment 3 - Complete CV (in addition to using the CV form in the application portal, please add a comprehensive CV attachment about artistic practice and artistic research)

 Attachment 4 – Documentation of artistic practice
You can provide documentation of up to 10 works, for instance: 
•    Documentation of artistic work by video, photo or similar
•    Documentation of performances, productions, exhibitions, for example by program, catalog, tour list, as well as reviews or critiques in reputable publications. 
•    Publications based on the applicants creative and/or performing practice
•    Artistic awards, purchases and assignments
•    The applicant can refer to webpages showing documentation of artistic practice/artistic research. In those cases, please specify which parts of the documentation is to be evaluated. 
•    All documentation has to be submitted digitally and collected in one PDF file. The PDF file can also contain hyperlinks to online documentation.

Application with attachments can be filed either in a Scandinavian language or in English. All attachments must be electronic and downloadable. Only material submitted to the application portal by the application deadline will be taken into consideration. Applications lacking the required attachments will not be taken into consideration.
 

For information regarding the subject area and the department please contact Snelle Ingrid Hall, [email protected], +47 909 22 204

For general information on the PhD program please see here: https://khio.no/en/research/phd-in-artistic-research#phd-research-fellow-positions-and-admissions. 
For more extensive information please refer to the our webpages here: www.khio.no/en/research/phd-in-artistic-research#phd-in-artistic-research

For questions related to submission of application material to the application portal, please contact HR, email: [email protected] 
Please mark any mail with "Position as doctorate fellow – [relevant department]".
Oslo National Academy of the Arts is not able to provide individual guidance in the application process.

Oslo National Academy of the Arts will organize an information-webinar for applicants 2 November, 2022 from 1700h to 1900h
Please see khio.no to register to attend the webinar.
The registration link will be published 2 weeks before the information meeting.

1st December 2022

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