Top Doctorate Programs in Horten in Norway 2019
Earning a Ph.D. requires extended study and intense mental effort. A PhD is an academic study on which you concentrate for four to six years after obtaining your master’s degree, and that leads, if successful, to a PhD degree, the highest academic degree.
Doctoral Degrees in Horten in Norway
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PhD in Research training in pedagogical resources and learning processes in kindergarten and school
University College of Southeast Norway
USN offers a Ph.D. in Research training in pedagogical resources and learning processes in kindergarten and school. The program was accredited in autumn 2012.
PhD Program in Process, Energy and Automation Engineering
University College of Southeast Norway
This Ph.D. is related to the areas of process technology, environmental technology, and engineering cybernetics, with relevant applications within the field of a technical-industrial process- and energy systems.
PhD in Nautical Operations – Joint Degree
University College of Southeast Norway
The doctoral programme trains qualified candidates for research, teaching, dissemination and innovation work, and other activities where there is a requirement for scientific insight and an operational maritime focus.
PhD in Marketing Management
University College of Southeast Norway
The Ph.D. program seeks to bring academic research in marketing management closer to marketing management practice, thereby focusing research on topics that will generate new knowledge for real-world problems.
PhD in Ecology
University College of Southeast Norway
We do research on evolutionary processes in relation to the genetic structure and selection and human issues related to environmental impacts.
PhD in Culture Studies
University College of Southeast Norway
A ph.d. in Culture Studies will provide you with insights and greater understanding of culture and the meanings of culture.
PhD in Applied Micro and Nanosystems
University College of Southeast Norway
The Ph.D. program in Applied Micro- and Nanosystems educates scientists with broad knowledge of micro- and nanosystem technologies. This becomes an increasingly important part of our everyday life, in all sorts of "smart systems", as for example sensors integrated into mobile phones, equipment for medical diagnosis, for monitoring the environment and for instrumentation in industrial processes.