Program Overview

PhD Programme in Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture

The PhD-programme in Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture educates students from different backgrounds to get involved in and contribute to solving current societal problems through research in the social sciences and the humanities.

About the Programme

The PhD-programme offers two specializations in either gender and diversity or in science and technology studies (STS), corresponding to the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture's two research centres.

Programme Structure

The PhD is a three-year study that builds on a five-year Master's degree or other equivalent education. The programme consists of a coursework component of at least 30 ECTS and a doctoral thesis.

Career Opportunities

A Ph.D. is the highest level of formal education in Norway and qualifies you for leading work in business, administration, higher education, and research.

Admission Criteria

In order to be admitted to a PhD-programme, you must have a complete funding plan and have completed a master's degree or other equivalent education.

Programme Details

• PhD Full time, 3 years
• Campus Trondheim
• Admission: Application and admission
• Application deadlines: Ongoing admissions

Research Areas

The programme is related to the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture's two research centres, which focus on:

• Gender and diversity
• Science and technology studies (STS)