PhD courses in Theory of Science and Ethics
The primary purpose of the PhD courses in Theory of Science and Ethics is to strengthen the ability and depth of reflection of the candidates in their research education.
The content, scope and practical organization of these courses varies from faculty to faculty, and are determined in cooperation between the SVT and the individual faculties.
More information below:
PhD course at the Faculty of Humanities (HF) and the Grieg Academy
This course gives PhD candidates at HF and the Grieg Academy an introduction to research ethics and important areas within the theory of science, with an emphasis on the humanities and the relationship between research and society.
PhD course at the Faculty of Social Sciences (SV)
This course provides PhD candidates at the SV faculty training in the philosophy of social science and research ethics. The course is taught in English.
PhD course at the Faculty of Science and Technology (NT)
Theory of Science and Ethics addresses key topics in theory of science and ethical questions of direct relevance for scientific practice.
PhD course at the Faculty of Psychology
The aim of this course is to introduce and include PhD candidates at the Faculty of Psychology to the professional academic community and to stimulate their development as innovative and high-quality researchers.