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The Study of Professions
Oslo Metropolitan UniversityOslo, Norway
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Program Details
- Degree
- PhD
- Major
- Philosophy | Sociology
- Area of study
- Social Sciences | Education
- Timing
- Full time
- Course Language
- English
Program Overview
The Study of Professions PhD Program
The Study of Professions is a multidisciplinary field of research with great theoretical and methodological diversity. This PhD program focuses on both general and specific features of professions and their professional practice.
Program Description
The program recruits doctoral candidates from many different disciplines, such as sociology, philosophy, educational science, history, political science, and economics. As a doctoral fellow in the Study of Professions, you can expect:
- An attractive and supporting learning environment
- Participation in research groups
- Close supervision
- Skilled supervisors
- Excellent job prospects
The program is administered by the Centre for the Study of Professions.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the program requires funding. All vacant scholarship positions are published on the university's website. The admission requirements include:
- A masters degree or equivalent (120 ECTS)
- Candidates with shorter master programs might be considered for admission after a comprehensive assessment of their credentials
Program Structure
The program is full-time and lasts for 3 years. It is located at the Pilestredet Campus in Oslo. The language of instruction is Norwegian. The program consists of 180 ECTS credits.
PhD Courses
All candidates must complete 30 ECTS in PhD courses as part of the 180 ECTS required for the doctorate degree. The Centre for the Study of Professions offers the following PhD subjects:
- Etiske dilemmaer i helse- og sosialfaglig arbeid (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
- Profesjoner, klasse, kjřnn og (velferds-)stat i det 19. og 20. ĺrhundre (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
- Research ethics (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
- Kvalitative metoder: intervju og deltagende observasjon (PhD course, 1 semester, 10 ECTS credits)
- Vitenskapsteori (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
- Statistiske metoder og analysedesign (PhD course, 1 semester, 10 ECTS credits)
- Innfřring i profesjonsteori (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
- Fordypning i profesjonsteori (PhD course, 1 semester, 5 ECTS credits)
Projects and Dissertations
Read more about current Ph.D.-projects at the Centre for the Study of Professions. Read more about previous dissertations at the center.
Career Opportunities
As a PhD graduate, you qualify for advanced research on professions and professional practice, as well as for a wide range of roles that require strong social scientific skills, including academic, governmental, and industry positions.
Academic Coordinator
The academic coordinator for the program is Anne Birgitte Leseth, Professor.
Questions about the Program
For questions about the program, contact Karima Bitta, Senior Adviser.
PhD at the University
Read more about the PhD programs at the university.
Research at the Center
Read more about the current research at the Center for the Study of Professions.
About University
Oslo Metropolitan University
Overview:
Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) is a metropolitan university located in Oslo, Norway. It offers a wide range of academic programs and is known for its strong focus on research and collaboration with industry and society.
Student Life and Campus Experience:
OsloMet provides resources and support for students, including information about student life and tips for navigating the university experience. The university also highlights the vibrant student city of Oslo, with its diverse cultural offerings and proximity to nature.
Key Reasons to Study There:
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Metropolitan University:
OsloMet is situated in the heart of Oslo, offering students access to the city's cultural and professional opportunities. *Strong Research Focus:
The university boasts a strong research presence, with numerous active research groups and projects. *Collaboration with Industry:
OsloMet actively collaborates with industry and society, providing students with practical experience and real-world applications of their studies.Academic Programs:
OsloMet offers a variety of academic programs, including: *
Bachelor's Degrees:
38 programs *Master's Degrees:
53 programs *Five-Year Master's Degrees:
5 programs *PhD Programs:
7 programsOther:
OsloMet emphasizes its commitment to collaboration with industry and society, aiming to strengthen partnerships in research, innovation, and education. The university also highlights its active involvement in research projects, including those funded by the European Union and the Research Council of Norway.