10 parallel-processing "Computer Vision Center" PhD positions at BI Norwegian Business School
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. The project responds to a growing mismatch between complex, often opaque data processing in smart environments and individuals’ ability to understand and exercise their privacy rights. Drawing on
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conferences and workshops. The department hosts AMOR, the Interdisciplinary Center for Applied Mathematics and Operations Research. Faculty at the Department of Accounting and Operations Management at BI is
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programme is an important element in the department's research excellence strategy and in BI's vision to become one of the leading research business schools in Europe. The selected candidates will join
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and of BI’s vision of being one of the leading business schools in Europe. The selected candidates will be working closely with faculty and have the opportunity to collaborate on research projects
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– a total score of 575 points for the written test or 233 for the computer-based version or 90 points on the internet-based test IELTS – a score of 6.5 Exemptions are made for applicants: whose native
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degree relevant to the PhD specialisation in Communication. Relevant disciplinary backgrounds include, but are not limited to, communication, media studies, human-computer interaction, information
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limited to, communication, media studies, human-computer interaction, information systems, sociology, psychology, management, organisational behaviour, human resource management, law and technology
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, or a comparable degree relevant to the PhD specialisation in Communication. Relevant disciplinary backgrounds include, but are not limited to, communication, media studies, human-computer interaction
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acceptable for admission are: TOEFL – a total score of 575 points for the written test or 233 for the computer-based version or 90 points on the internet-based test IELTS – a score of 6.5 Exemptions
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arena with their research and publications. The recruitment of our PhD students is an important element of the department’s research agenda, as part of our goal to meet BI’s vision of being one of the