The Norwegian Research School in Neuroscience (NRSN) works to coordinate and improve educational activities for PhD candidates in neuroscience. By combining the specific expertise of five partner institutions (NTNU, University of Oslo, University of Bergen, University of Tromsø. and Norwegian University of Life Sciences), NRSN aims to facilitate the PhD research training that will enable the next generation of Norwegian-trained neuroscientists to face the great challenges and opportunities in the field.
NRSN is funded by the Norwegian Research Council, with an annual budget of around 3 mill NOK. The NRSN board is composed of representatives from all partner institutions, and the daily management is hosted by the Faculty of Medicine, NTNU.
Membership in NRSN is open to all neuroscience PhD candidates who are working at a Norwegian institution, including research program medical students. Registered members keep all formal affiliations to their home institution and research group: NRSN represents a supplement to the existing PhD programs in Norway.
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Newsletter:
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We offer:
- PhD courses – ECTS accredited courses in a broad range of topics
- Annual PhD conference – organized by and for PhD candidates
- Summer school – intensive, targeted courses with international faculty
- Training in generic skills – workshops in scientific writing, innovation, and more.
- Travel- and accommodation grants – to all members who participate in our activities
- Funding of courses and events – development of (new) PhD courses and seminars
NRSN News
3rd Nordic Neuroscience Meeting, Helsinki June 2019
The 3rd Nordic Neuroscience meeting will be held in Helsinki 12-14th of June 2019. The Nordic meeting is for all neuroscientists in the Nordic and Baltic countries. Its objectives are to facilitate interactions between neighbouring countries and establish networks for future collaborations, as well as to achieve a greater knowledge of the neuroscience carried out in this part of the world.
NRSN Newsletter
Our newsletter is our main information channel. Here we announce courses, workshops, and grants available for our members and their supervisors. The newsletter is intended PhD supervisors, group leaders and course organizers in neuroscience.
Additional funding for NRSN international training grants!
NRSN now offers international training grants of up to 40 000NOK for courses and short training stays abroad!
More information and apply here!
FENS training available for NRSN members