PhD courses - Department of Teacher Education
Admission to PhD courses
Admission requirements
To be admitted to our PhD courses, you must have completed your master’s degree or equivalent education.
If you want to attend one of the courses taught in autumn 2022, register here.
You also need to apply to PhD courses via NTNU Søknadsweb, and upload required documentation (diploma etc.).
NTNU students and PhD students admitted to PhD programs at NTNU apply for admission by registering for class via NTNUs studentweb.
Information about PhD courses for external candidates
NTNU Søknadsweb for external candidates
Ranking of applicants
There is a maximum of 25 students in each course. We rank the applicants in the following order*:
- Applicants accepted at PhD programs at NTNU
- Applicants who can document admission to PhD program at other institutions
- Applicants who can document that they are employed in a PhD position at NTNU, and in process of applying for admission to a PhD program
- Applicants who can document that they are employed in a PhD position at another institution, and in process of applying for admission to a PhD program
- Applicants who can document they are in the process of qualifying for promotion (as førstelektor)
- Other applicants
* six spots in each course are reserved for students at NorTED institutions.
Questions about admission can be directed to Camilla Røtne or Perlaug Marie Kveen.
PhD courses spring 2023
Detailed program for the lectures will be updated.
Course Coordinator
Associate Professor Oddveig Storstad
Application deadline
1 February 2023
Lectures
Campus Kalvskinnet.
2–5 May (09.00–15.30)
Detailed program for the lectures will be updated.
Course Coordinator
Application deadline
15 January 2023
Lectures
- 23–24 February 2022: 09.00 a.m.–04.00 p.m. (NTNU campus Kalvskinnet)
- 12 May 2022: 09.00 a.m.–04.00 p.m. (digital lecture)
Detailed program for the lectures will be updated.
Course Coordinator
Application deadline
1 January 2023
Lectures
- 18 January (15:00–16:00) Digital meeting
- 7.–8 February Campus Kalvskinnet
- 19–20 April NMBU, ÅS
Detailed program for the lectures will be updated.
Course Coordinator
Application deadline
1 February 2023
Lectures
Campus Kalvskinnet
- 27–29 March
- 8–9 May
PhD courses spring 2024
The course is carried out in-real time on the platform of zoom. Teaching is interactive and presence is required to pass the compulsory work requirements.
Examination happens in the format of an exposition on the digital platform of researchcatalogue.
Course language
English.
Course Coordinator
Professor Tone Pernille Østern
Course teachers
Professor Tone Pernille Østern
Associate Professor Polina Golovátina-Mora
Associate Professor Sunniva Hovde
Lectures
- Monday 22 January at 09–16
- Tuesday 23 January at 09–16
- Friday 26 January at 09–15
- Thursday 25 April at 09–16
Compulsory work requirement with course teacher supervision and peer-student collaborations will take place between gatherings.
The semester fee is NOK 600 per semester.
PhD courses at the Department of Teacher Education
- PLU8012 Applied Quantitative Research Methods of Analysis
- PLU8013 Theoretical frameworks and ethics in educational research
- PLU8021 Qualitative and Post-Qualitative Analysis I
- PLU8022 Qualitative and Post-Qualitative Analysis II
- LOS8019 Organizational Learning and Knowledge Development in Organizations
- LOS8030 Perspectives on Science and Technology education
- LOS8031 Texts in Educational Contexts: Theoretical Perspectives & Analytical Approaches
- LOS8032 Assessment and Evaluation in Education: Policy, Research, and Practice
- LOS8033 Doing Research with the Arts as Methodological Practice
- LOS8034 Contemporary Research in Early Childhood Education and Care
- LOS8035 Literature Review in Educational Sciences
Contact
e-mail: forskning-phd@ilu.ntnu.no