The Faculty of Humanities offers several PhD courses, and the content of the courses may vary from year to year. You can find information about the PhD courses offered at the Faculty of Humanities on NTNU's course page. On each course page, you will also see which semester the course is taught. The application deadlines and application processes may vary.

Applicants who do not have an active student status at NTNU must apply for this before they can register for PhD courses/research courses. 

On the Admission Office’s website, you will find more information about admission to PhD courses and research courses at NTNU for external candidates. PhD candidates at NTNU who want to register for courses that are part of their education plan, should also apply as described here.

For PhD courses at the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture, you will find additional information on the department’s webpage for PhD education.

Information on the composition of the training component is available on the programme websites:

• PhD-programme in Humanities and the Arts
• PhD-programme in Historical and Cultural Studies
• PhD-programme in Artistic Research
• PhD-programme in Language and Linguistics
• PhD-programme in Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture