Admission to PhD courses

Admission requirements

To be admitted to our PhD courses, you must have completed your master’s degree or equivalent education.

You 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


PhD courses at department of social work

PhD courses at department of social work

SARB8020 - Family, market and welfare states in the neoliberal society

SARB8020 - Family, market and welfare states in the neoliberal society

Course coordinator: Bente Heggem Kojan

Teachers: professor Bob Lonne and professor Halvor Fauske

This course is offered by NTNU fourth quarter of 2022, third quarter 2024, 2026 and 2028.

SARB8020 - Family, market and welfare states in the neoliberal society (5 cr)

For mer informasjon om emnet: se emnebeskrivelsen for SARB8020.

For more information about the course: Course description

SARB8016 - Current Issue

SARB8016 - Current Issue

For mer informasjon om emnet: se emnebeskrivelsen for SARB8016.

SARB8008 - Ethnicity and Diversity

SARB8008 - Ethnicity and Diversity

For more information about the course: Course description

Course coordinator: Marko Valenta

SARB8018 - Individually Selected Syllabus

SARB8018 - Individually Selected Syllabus

For more information about the course: Course description

Course coordinator: Marianne Hedlund

ISA8001 - Disability: inclusion or marginalization

ISA8001 - Disability: inclusion or marginalization

ISA8002 - Perspectives on collaboration with children

ISA8002 - Perspectives on collaboration with children

Course coordinator: Randi Lise Juul

For more information about the course: Course description

ISA8003 - Participation and social incluson in social work and child welfare

ISA8003 - Participation and social incluson in social work and child welfare

Course coordinator: Anne Moe

For more information about the course: Course description