Engineering Cybernetics (PhD, 3 years) - NTNU
Engineering Cybernetics
Engineering Cybernetics

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Engineering Cybernetics
About Engineering Cybernetics
The PhD programme in Engineering Cybernetics is intended for students who want to do research on the science of automatic control and supervision of dynamic systems, such as robots, aircraft, marine craft, cars, electrical circuits, biological systems and process plants.
You will be able to specialize in control and systems theory for data-controlled protheses, automatic intelligent robots, unmanned aircraft, live pictures in a mother’s womb and much more.
A broad spectre of research specializations is available, offered by a large and research-intensive faculty that also gives access to international research. More about the PhD programme.
Apply for admission
The conditions for admission to a PhD programme are that funding is in place and that a five-year higher education programme, or some other equal education, has been successfully completed. The grade requirement is B or better from master’s programmes and C or better from bachelor’s programmes. How to apply and details of admission requirements.
Career opportunities
The PhD education is the highest level of education in Norway. A doctoral degree in Engineering Cybernetics gives innumerable exciting career path opportunities in academia, business and industry and the public sector. What can you work with?
Structure of the programme
The PhD programme is a three-year programme that is normally based on a five-year master’s degree or some other equal education. The programme consists of a coursework section of 30 ECTS credits and a doctoral thesis. How the programme is structured.
Fakta
Degree: PhD
Programme code: PHTK
Duration: 3 years
Campus: Trondheim
Application deadline: Continuous
Department of Engineering Cybernetics, Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering
Contact
Contact
Administrative contact:
Lill Hege Pedersen (ITK)
Anne Danielsen(Faculty)
Academic contact:
Morten Omholt Alver