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PhD Research Scholar positions in Economics
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
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Published: 8 days ago
Application deadline: Jan 15
Location: Bergen, Norway
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Application deadline: 15 January 2019
NHH Norwegian School of Economics is pleased to announce PhD Research Scholar vacancies within several specialisations: Accounting, Auditing and Law, Business and Management Science, Economics, Finance, as well as Strategy and Management.
NHH is one of the leading business schools in Europe. In close cooperation with the business community and society, we are developing new knowledge and creating values for a sustainable future. NHH has an international profile and cooperates with 170 universities and business schools in more than 50 countries. We have 3,400 students and 400 employees.
PhD specialisation in Economics
The Department of Economics is looking for highly motivated and talented individuals. The PhD specialisation in economics aims to give dedicated graduates a solid training in performing high quality scientific research in economics, making use of state of the art empirical and theoretical techniques. The programme prepares students for the international academic job market, for positions at national and international policy institutions, central banks, and research organisations.
PhD research scholars are provided with personal computers, printer access, extensive library resources, and a wide range of software.
NHH and the Department of Economics received their first National Centre of Excellence from the Norwegian Research Council in 2017 - Centre for Experimental Research on Fairness, Inequality and Rationality (FAIR). Other NHH research centres have also received particular support and focus due to their high research quality, such at the Centre for Business Economics (CBE) and the Centre for Macroeconomics and Natural Resources. Researchers at the department are actively engaged in the following research areas:
The department encourages interaction between PhD research scholars and faculty through social gatherings and a wide variety of seminars and workshops in which the PhD research scholars are fully involved. For more information, please visit on the department’s website and the PhD specialisation in Economics.
Start date: August 2019
Apply here.
Specific PhD positions announced in behaviour economics / experimental economics and in empirical labour economics.
The PhD Programme
The PhD Programme at NHH is a 4-year fully funded programme, which combines an intensive course component with research and relevant work experience, preparing the school’s graduates for competitive careers towards national and international academic institutions and industry. Our PhD graduates have been hired by renowned institutions such as University of Oxford, HEC Paris, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California, RMIT Melbourne, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the Norwegian Competition Authority, as well as in the banking and technology industry.
PhD research scholars receive their own office space within their department and enjoy a highly stimulating and rewarding research environment. The programme gives preference to applicants who submit relevant research proposals that fit best with the research interests of the department. If applicants are otherwise equally qualified, female applicants will be given preference.
The annual salary for the PhD Research Scholar position is set according to the Norwegian State Salary, and currently pays 449 000 NOK gross (equivalent to approximately EUR 47 600 or USD 55 100). The salary ensures a fair standard of living in Norway, and is subject to Norwegian taxes and benefits, including health care provision.
The city of Bergen offers a mild coastal climate and hosts rich opportunities for culture and outdoor activities, as well as a family-friendly environment. Explore the city at www.visitnorway.no.
Application
Applicants must meet the eligibility requirements of the PhD Programme.
Applications must be submitted online. Please upload electronically the following documentation with your application:[/size][/size]
In addition, the Department of Economics requires you to prove your level of academic and English language by adequate GMAT or GRE scores and TOEFL or IELTS test scores, or documenting equivalent skills in other ways:[/size][/size]
Letters of recommendation may strengthen your application, but it is not mandatory. The referees should send their letter of recommendation to hr-phd@nhh.no by latest 15 January 2019.
For further details on submission and required documentation, please read the application and the admission requirements of the PhD Programme. For questions and inquiries, please contact phd@nhh.no.
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NHH Norwegian School of Economics
Visit employer page
Published: 8 days ago
Application deadline: Jan 15
Location: Bergen, Norway
Save as favourite
Apply now
Application deadline: 15 January 2019
NHH Norwegian School of Economics is pleased to announce PhD Research Scholar vacancies within several specialisations: Accounting, Auditing and Law, Business and Management Science, Economics, Finance, as well as Strategy and Management.
NHH is one of the leading business schools in Europe. In close cooperation with the business community and society, we are developing new knowledge and creating values for a sustainable future. NHH has an international profile and cooperates with 170 universities and business schools in more than 50 countries. We have 3,400 students and 400 employees.
PhD specialisation in Economics
The Department of Economics is looking for highly motivated and talented individuals. The PhD specialisation in economics aims to give dedicated graduates a solid training in performing high quality scientific research in economics, making use of state of the art empirical and theoretical techniques. The programme prepares students for the international academic job market, for positions at national and international policy institutions, central banks, and research organisations.
PhD research scholars are provided with personal computers, printer access, extensive library resources, and a wide range of software.
NHH and the Department of Economics received their first National Centre of Excellence from the Norwegian Research Council in 2017 - Centre for Experimental Research on Fairness, Inequality and Rationality (FAIR). Other NHH research centres have also received particular support and focus due to their high research quality, such at the Centre for Business Economics (CBE) and the Centre for Macroeconomics and Natural Resources. Researchers at the department are actively engaged in the following research areas:
- Labour economics
- Behavioural economics
- Development economics
- Experimental economics
- Industrial organisation
- Macroeconomics
- International economics
- Natural resources and environmental economics
- Public economics
- Economic history
The department encourages interaction between PhD research scholars and faculty through social gatherings and a wide variety of seminars and workshops in which the PhD research scholars are fully involved. For more information, please visit on the department’s website and the PhD specialisation in Economics.
Start date: August 2019
Apply here.
Specific PhD positions announced in behaviour economics / experimental economics and in empirical labour economics.
The PhD Programme
The PhD Programme at NHH is a 4-year fully funded programme, which combines an intensive course component with research and relevant work experience, preparing the school’s graduates for competitive careers towards national and international academic institutions and industry. Our PhD graduates have been hired by renowned institutions such as University of Oxford, HEC Paris, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of California, RMIT Melbourne, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the Norwegian Competition Authority, as well as in the banking and technology industry.
PhD research scholars receive their own office space within their department and enjoy a highly stimulating and rewarding research environment. The programme gives preference to applicants who submit relevant research proposals that fit best with the research interests of the department. If applicants are otherwise equally qualified, female applicants will be given preference.
The annual salary for the PhD Research Scholar position is set according to the Norwegian State Salary, and currently pays 449 000 NOK gross (equivalent to approximately EUR 47 600 or USD 55 100). The salary ensures a fair standard of living in Norway, and is subject to Norwegian taxes and benefits, including health care provision.
The city of Bergen offers a mild coastal climate and hosts rich opportunities for culture and outdoor activities, as well as a family-friendly environment. Explore the city at www.visitnorway.no.
Application
Applicants must meet the eligibility requirements of the PhD Programme.
Applications must be submitted online. Please upload electronically the following documentation with your application:[/size][/size]
- Certificate of a Master of science degree or equivalent (please include transcripts of grades)
- Certificate of a Bachelor degree or equivalent (please include transcripts of grades)
- Other relevant certificates or transcripts (e.g. courses completed at the PhD level)
- If the issuing authority of grades and degrees does not use the ECTS grading scale, please include an official description of the applied grading scale system.
- Statement of purpose (250-300 words)
- Tentative research proposal (2000-4000 words)
- Curriculum vitae
- A list of all publications and /or other documented research activities
- Contact details of two referees
In addition, the Department of Economics requires you to prove your level of academic and English language by adequate GMAT or GRE scores and TOEFL or IELTS test scores, or documenting equivalent skills in other ways:[/size][/size]
- If you use GMAT/GRE or TOEFL/IELTS test scores to document your skills, you should ask the test centres to send your test scores electronically to NHH before the application deadline. If you have completed tests, upload a scanned copy of your unofficial test results. Please consult the NHH PHD websitefor detailed information on how to submit test scores.
- Applicants exempt from providing test scores: Applicants holding a master’s degree/master students at Nordic universities, native English speakers, and applicants with a qualifying master’s degree where the language of tuition was English.
Letters of recommendation may strengthen your application, but it is not mandatory. The referees should send their letter of recommendation to hr-phd@nhh.no by latest 15 January 2019.
For further details on submission and required documentation, please read the application and the admission requirements of the PhD Programme. For questions and inquiries, please contact phd@nhh.no.
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