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funding from the Norwegian Research Council. If you do not have skills in Norwegian, Swedish or Danish at level A2 upon employment, NIBIO will offer free Norwegian language training with the goal
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Scandinavian language) sufficient for communicating with participants in clinical settings. Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, including the ability to work directly with vulnerable (clinical
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training with the goal of achieving Norwegian skills at at least this level. via Unsplash Main responsibilities The PhD project will investigate new approaches for learning from multiple complementary
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(WEFE) nexus, and model-based learning and communication. The group makes use of a variety of tools and techniques: stakeholder mapping, governance analysis, participatory modeling, non-linear feedback
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facilities for large animal studies. – making fluency in a Scandinavian language a necessity for this project. Candidates must comply with Nord University’s residency requirements. Qualification requirements
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Scandinavian language must be uploaded at JobbNorge. General information: Detailed information about the position can be obtained by contacting: Professor Sara Jahnke, [email protected] , +47 55 58 86 13
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communication. Researchers in the group uses a variety of research methods, including surveys, experiments, and qualitative methods. The research conducted within the group explicitly aims to contribute to both
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research communities, UiO is an important contributor to society. The Museum of Cultural History is one of Norway's largest museums of cultural history. The museum is research-intensive and is a university
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to the department for an interview. The teaching language is usually English, but some of the teaching is given in Norwegian (particularly 100-level Bachelor courses). About the PhD position: About the PhD position
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participate in the research community at the Department of Law and Governance at BI Norwegian Business school, Campus Oslo, and to be based there. The doctoral candidate may be expected to be responsible