Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Norway

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Studying Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

The Ph.D. (also PhD, Doctor of Philosophy) is the highest postgraduate degree that can be achieved at universities. People awarded with a PhD are normally allowed to have a teaching position at a university.

The Ph.D. is a scientific research doctorate or doctorate studies with a duration of typically three to five years. Despite its name, the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is not limited to philosophy related studies but is awarded in most disciplines. The discipline name is usually attached with an "in" to the title (e.g. Ph.D. in Economics).

Typically, a Ph.D. degree is pursued after completion of a Master's programme. However, in some cases it is already possible to pursue a PhD after achieving a Bachelor's degree. In the UK, Ph.D. candiates usually enrol for a Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.) course first.

After a short period of typically one year, the supervisor decides upon an acceptance to the Ph.D. programme.

Study in Norway

Study abroad in Norway, the country that is consistently ranked by the UN as having the highest standard of living in the world based largely on average levels of education and income. Higher studies in Norway are some of the best in Europe. International students have plenty of English-taught degrees to choose from at universities and colleges in Norway.

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Explore our selection of the available PhDs degrees in Norway. If you're interested in studying in Norway, you can view all view all 37 PhDs programmes. Top universities and colleges in Norway offer great English-taught PhDs degrees to choose from. Many universities in Norway offer study programmes taught in English. Before starting a programme, you need to have a basic knowledge of the English language. To test your English language proficiency, schedule a TOEFL® test.