Overview

The University of Oslo is offering a fully funded PhD position at the Institute of Health and Society within its Faculty of Medicine, focusing on the research project “Health and Migration (HEMI): A Multi-country Study of African Male Migrants.”

Key Responsibilities

Contribute to the design of the Norwegian sub-study, including methodology and ethical approvals
Conduct qualitative fieldwork and data collection
Analyze data and contribute to theoretical development
Publish approximately three academic articles forming the PhD thesis
Participate in joint publications and international collaborations
Present findings at conferences, seminars, and policy forums
Engage actively in project workshops and meetings

Requirements

Hold a master’s degree (or equivalent) in public health, sociology, social anthropology, gender studies, or a related field
Alternatively, have a background in medicine or health sciences with an interest in social science research
Have an average grade of B or higher (C may be considered individually)
Demonstrate excellent written and spoken English
Possess strong academic writing and research skills
Be able to manage research independently and communicate complex ideas effectively

Benefits

Competitive salary (NOK 550,800–610,000 annually)
Membership in Norway’s State Pension Fund
Welfare benefits, insurance, and favorable mortgage schemes

How to Apply

Applicants must submit a CV, academic transcripts, three academic references, a writing sample, a personal statement, and a declaration of any AI tools used in preparing the application. Applications must be submitted through the official recruitment system.