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sufficient basis for admission. Normally, the applicant should have grades that place them in the top tier. This requirement also applies to the master’s thesis. Applicants should have good command of English
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applications for a 3-year PhD Fellowship (position code 1017). The position is affiliated with the research project APPROPRIATE – Licences to appropriate land for societal ends, funded by the Research Council
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in sociology of law, criminology, or an equivalent qualification that has been recognised by the faculty as forming a sufficient basis for admission. Normally, the applicant should have grades
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). The position is affiliated with the research project APPROPRIATE – Licences to appropriate land for societal ends, funded by the Research Council of Norway. The PhD candidate will be based at the TIK Centre and
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across the Afrotropics following the introduction of pastoralism and plant cultivation. Potential roles of fire, land clearance, grazing, plant selection and climate variability in shaping landscape
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across the Afrotropics following the introduction of pastoralism and plant cultivation. Potential roles of fire, land clearance, grazing, plant selection and climate variability in shaping landscape
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. The Department has 200 employees, of which 50 are permanent scientific positions. On a yearly basis 20 students complete their Ph.D. and 50 finish their M.Sc. degree. Questions about the position Francesco Massel
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are permanent scientific positions. On a yearly basis 20 students complete their Ph.D. and 50 finish their M.Sc. degree. Questions about the position Francesco Massel Professor [email protected] Morten Hjorth
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50 are permanent scientific positions. On a yearly basis 20 students complete their Ph.D. and 50 finish their M.Sc. degree. Questions about the position Øystein Prytz Professor +47 93201512
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of genetic resources across land, oceans, jurisdictions, and global databases. It builds on a collaboration between the University of Oslo, Fridtjof Nansens Institute and the University College London, and it