WHY DO YOUR PHD IN NORWAY? Get a JOB. Get a Permanent residence permit. Move to Norway.
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- It doesn't matter whether it is a large or small city in Norway, but to do a Ph.D. in Norway is sopper cool and I will tell why in this video. I did a lot of analysis of my experience here and understood that not everyone knows that Ph.D. is a job in Norway.
This means that you will get all the benefits as other employees in Norway have, you will get your own PC, screens, and other office supplies. You will be able to meet a lot of interesting people, both outside and inside Norway.
I, for example, got a chance to visit Stanford and USC during my PhD. You will get enough time to learn the Norwegian language and culture. You will have the possibility of applying for a permanent residence permit in Norway. All of that will help you to stay in Norway afterward.
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Thank you for sharing. Ill be finishing my masteral soon and will definitely consider norway for my phd. Your video is very informative.
Thank you for these videos, they're so valuable❤️❤️
I am so inspired watching your videos, always looking forward for updates.
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Thank you for sharing this vital information. Well done. Is it possible to apply for Masters and continue on to PhD afterwards?
@@stevenkoya5236 There is an opportunity there. I did it myself like this, but I waited for available PhD position for 9 months. In some cases, it takes shorter waiting time, but it depends on the university, department and field of study.
Perfect ideas. Thanks!
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Thanks I really appreciate for this information
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This channel is so. Much informative.
Thank for such good information ivana.
Thank you 🙏
thanks for the info, I really enjoyed it. Could you please make a video about living expenses, housing and taxes, please?
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Hi!
It would be nice if you included your field of study and little bit about yourself in the description box.
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I want to know what do they ask in interviews when you apply for a phd in Norway .
It's impressive I am planning to come Norway for masters in business field but I haven't great grades it's 2.96 CGPA ( BBA HONS) and I finished in 2020 because of lack of information I couldn't apply this year.
Can I get admission in next term with this CGPA ?
Hope you'll guide me
Thank you Ivanna for making these kinds of videos. They are very informative and useful. I’m a new subscriber. I hope to see more of your videos.
May I ask if there is an age limit for applying PhD or master’s degrees in Norway?
Hi. Thank you for such nice words. I have taught bachelor students of age 50+, so I don’t think that there is age limit. More important knowing about your ability of finishing PhD.
Thank you so much Ivanna 😊 that is a huge relief 😊
Thank you so much :).. ..
Excellent. Thanks. On which subject you did your PhD? additive manufacturing?
Thank you so much for your efforts. Please, could you inform me whether Ph.D.s by publication in social sciences are available at Norway Universities, and how long do they last? Thank you once again!
Thanks for the info. What does a Public list of applicants mean for a prospective Ph.D. aspirant, and if your name is on the list, then what should one expect?
Just stumbled on your channel thanks Mrs Ivanna I really hope doing my M.sc & PhD @ NTNU Globalization and Sustainable Development I have a CGPA of 3.48/5.00 (BC) and my first degree was in Geography and Regional planning what are my chances ma?
Want to put in for application by next year God's willing...
Thanks for quality information shared here once again already subscribed to your channel!
I anticipate your swift response ma'am...
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Very nice I got lot of information abt PhD my wife is interested to get admission in PhD Mgt very comprehensive information thank you we found a university in Oslo to apply
Best of luck
Gracias mil gracias
How many taxes do you have to pay on the salary. So how high is the salary after taxes?
Thanks for informative video.
Please make the video on PhD for Electrical Engineering. I want to apply for PhD in the field of Electrical engineering,but I don't know the process. Please help me and other viewers.
Thanks
Thanks for the great info Ivanna! For someone with an MBA master's degree would you still recommend for PhD or to expand with a 2nd master's degree in Norway? Also, how tough is it to get a scholarship in Norway Uni (for both master's degree and PhD)? Many thanks 😘
Norwegian have no tuition fees
Hi , ivana your videos are so informative . I have also applied for PhD position in machine learning in Oslo and Stavanger . I have some queries you help me out .It will be a great help . thanks .
Hello Ivanna, could you please tell me if its worth it to do a PhD in History from Norway? Also any specific universities would you recommend?
Hello Ivanna, I have been selected for the interview for the PhD Program at AHO. Could you please tell me how many interviews are required for a PhD program at a Norwegian university?
Can you help securing a PhD acceptance letter from a Norwegian university?
Hi thanks for this info. Im planning to apply for a PhD. I saw a research position that im interested in. Can i ask for your opinion, if Oslo Met is a good university to do research at? Thanks in advance 👍
Hi. I haven’t heard anything negative about Oslo Met. If you see a position you like, just apply. You can also ask your questions later during interview to figure out critical things for you.
hello,
Indian universities do not give high grades..here above 60% is considered as B (very good) and it is mentioned in transcript as well ...A is given to 80% and above. however, if we change this score to european standard i will not even b able to complete bare minimum requirements...i m wondering if universities consider these factors?
I have a Masters degree, however, I want to apply for another Masters in Norway universities to pursue a PhD thereafter. Is that possible for such?
Hello Dr Ivanna, i hope you are doing well. I have 2 questions regarding phd in norway, please help me out. 1: Will I get a child allowance for my 1.5 yr old baby? Or any other free fascilities for him? 2: Is IELTS or TOFL compulsory for university of oslo? My whole education is english taught e.g my bachelors and masters is from english medium universities. Will I still have to provide IELTS score or english proficiency certificate from my current university will be enough?
Not got any response for phd can you please help..
Hello
Is there a PhD opportinity by online method? I am handicapped, so travelling and living alone is difficult.
First of all, thank you for all of your informative videos about Ph.D courses and preparation for admission. I have one question. The dept that I am applying to, UiO, dept of educational science offers a set salary or 504 200 krone annum, I am planning to go with my family members, a family of 4, (spouse & 2 children) some people say that the amount of money is not enough for surviving in oslo. I can’t grasp the idea of how much 500 000 krone is about... How expensive are the housings there in osol? And I wonder how other doctoral researchers from foreign countries survive during their Ph.D doctoral fellow employment.
In Norway it is more common that both parents are working. Regarding the cost of living, please check some of the recent videos about cost of living. It will give some intuition. Remember that there is a high competition for renting an apartment, so checking some towns nearby and spending a bit of time on commute would help. Further away from Oslo you live, cheaper and better apartment options you could find.
Why would you do a PhD in Norway?
Ma'am which university in Norway offer for PhD with Job?
Hi! Thank you so much for your videos. Recently I have started a PhD application for a funded project in social science area. I have some question and if you can help me out that would be really great. Firstly, the project already has a PhD project outline where they already stated research questions, methodology, and research fields for fieldwork. But they require a project proposal from the applicants (no more than three pages including references). So, what do they expect? I wrote a contextual background, statement of research problem, possible theoretical frameworks, ethical consideration on my own, and paraphrased questions and methodology part from their original proposal. Is it okay? If it’s not what do you suggest? Secondly, I have relevant publication And my previous master thesis (from Netherlands) is very close to the project, is that a plus? And Finally, in the Jobnorge attachment section their is a label titled as ‘testimonial’. What does it mean? Is it recommendation/ reference letters? I am confused because I had to provide informations of three referees in the CV section. Could you help me out please? I would deeply appreciate your help. Thank you in advance. Take care.
Hi. Everything you listed for PhD research proposal sounds good to me. Your publication and relevant topic in master thesis is a plus. Testimonial is a referance letter from one of your reference persons. For example, ask your master thesis supervisor to write you a reference letter.
Thank you very much! Appreciate your help ❤️
Hi Ivanna, can you actually get permanent residence after completing a 3-year PhD program as an employee? What if you don't have a job after the PhD, does your 3 years stay still qualify you for PR?
My research has shown the answer to that is yes. She’s said before that your last year of the PhD, you should start finding a associate professor position if you want to stay in Norway.
Hi I wants to get post of PhD in Norway university
What Ph.D. available for BS Civil Engineer + Master in Public Administration and Governance (Major in Real Estate Management)? and I Want a scholarship, Im not good as a student during my BS ( but I believe I'm top 10 percent in my class) I'm a full scholar (chess varsity), Dor my Master's, I paid myself to gain it (not fulltime studying). I Prefer Engineering( Water, Geotechnical Structural) etc), Environment, Energy and Urban Planning related PhDs. BTW I'm old mid-late 40s am I still qualified?
How to apply to Norway
Maam is ot possible to apply for PhD directly after bechelor I mean without master .
It is not possible in Norway. You must have a master degree first.
While applying for PhD they are asking for source funding and mentioned that we can't fund ourselves. And also PhD is salaried right. What does that means .? I'm pretty confused 😕. Please help
I am confused as well. Were you able to find out more by now?
Can get jobs with study?
Thank you lavanna!
I am MUHAMMAD SALEEM from Pakistan.I have done master of philosophy in Physical Chemistry.I want to do Ph.d Chemistry.
How to get letter of acceptance?
How much salary award to ph.d schalor.
Guide me regarding geting admission in Ph.d chemistry in best ranking University.
Hi Ivana , I am Davinder Singh from INDIA . i am post graduate in commerce (Master in Commerce) have 20 years experience in Accounts and Marketing . Kindly guide me which university i should apply for Phd in Marketing or Phd in management.
Is there any company in Norway collaborate with universities and give opportunity to their staff to do phD?
In manufacturing it is very popular.
I am doing masters in my country. The catch is should I go for masters and then PhD or should I enroll directly in PhD. Which is the best option.
Please guide.
I would recommend going directly to PhD. If your grades correspond to the requirements of a PhD in Norway, go directly to PhD. If no, apply for a PhD in some other European countries
Thank you ivanna.I have Bachelor degree in Mechanical engineering plus work experience and now I am planning for PhD in Norway.
Thanks~~~~
If I may ask, which university are you in? And what is your field? Thanks 😊
Oh never mind, it is NTNU written all over your nametag haha
@@husamabusalem3494 😊 Absolutely correct. My field is Additive Manufacturing and data analytics for manufacturing. I shared more information about me in this video czcams.com/video/XyeAPTcnRXU/video.html
If I have a 4 year bachelors degree and 1 year masters degree, am I eligible for a PhD in Norway?
I think no. you need 2 year masters
I'm a missionary from North India my daughter Sibya needs a admission for PhD in Biotechnology in USA with full scholarship can you help me for admission?
How competitive is it to enroll in a PhD in Norway? It seems very interesting and an actual healthy environment for a student, but my grades are not the best due to my psychological struggles in my courses as undergraduate and a master's student. The quality of my dissertation and my appliance to my research is fine, but I was wondering about those other factors.
Competitiveness depends on the time and field of study. Sometimes we can have 30 applications, other times it may be 50-60 applicants. If your grades are below B, then the probability of getting PhD in Norway is very low. In this case, you may consider other European country. If you know Norwegian, then you can apply for university lector position. This position doesn’t require PhD degree.
@@IvannasNorskLife It is a pity. I always that as an undergrad that my grades would be useless and that I was doomed to mediocrity. Now that my work actually has substance to it, I'm bound by the terrible decisions of younger me, someone that was actually capable of doing better than most.
Thanks for replying, it helps me a great deal in tempering expectations.
@@MrRenanHappy I know examples of students who has grades below B and are PhD students in other European countries. If you have a dream of moving to Norway, you still can do it but just it will take a bit longer time.
@@MrRenanHappy I wish you good luck and never give up. We all at some points have done bad decisions in the past, but we have a long life ahead and it’s better to focus on today’s actions.
@@IvannasNorskLife What is pathetic is that my grades in the master's could've been perfectly fine. I failed at a few grades not because of incompetence, but was mostly caused by anxiety problems, as I had basically finished them. If I'm correct, if I had finished these classes properly, my GPA would be around 3.5-3.8, but as of now it seems it is 2.8.
I've been looking at possibilities for PhD abroad, especially in Europe where researchers are actually treated as workers and not students in indentured servitude. Particularly Norway looks like a place out of someone's utopic imagination, it is quite wondrous.
Just to be clear though, I didn't really want to move to Norway permanently. My main motivation was enhancing my skills as a researcher and becoming someone reliable to work with and knowledgeable. European countries actually offer the quality and resources for someone to achieve those goals.
I'll attempt to join the PhD program I had my eyes on, but at this point it seems quite unlikely. Especially considering the situation of my country where thousands are dying daily due to the pandemic, it seems like I would be a very low quality and unattractive prospect student.
Thanks for the kind words and taking the time to answer, it is greatly appreciated. I wish you a wonderful weekend.
Thanks, but background noise.
Agree, I will pay more attention to background noise in the future.
I was in Norway 2 years
So now I'm in srilankan
Hiii
Please can you help me
I want to do PhD from Norway in please help me
Again here🤦♂️
Does the period of my Ph.D counts towards PR or Citizenship?
Yes. It is a work and counts for both
Thanks for the quickest response. Is it possible to enroll for second PhD after the first one?
@@joeakinwale4608 Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend. If you already have a PhD , then apply for Post Doc or Researcher position at University. I have seen Post Doc position up to 4 years long. Or even with 2 years, but after showing a great results, you may receive an offer from the same university to keep working there.
Madam, can you suggest any funded universities for PhD programs?
All PhDs in Norwegian universities are highly paid jobs. More information about is in my video: Everything about PhD...
@@IvannasNorskLife Thank you madam
have you found any funded uni Jithu,
@@lizsam6665 no madam
@@jithujoseph1102 I am also looking for fully funded scholarships Programs or PhD in EU.
Hi... I am from india i have completed my msc in food science and technology i want to do phd from norway can you help me
I have applied to norway in phd position
Good luck
do age and disability matter?
In reality, it shouldn't matter, but I think unfortunately it may depend on the type of job or type of Ph.D. you want to do. I need some time to think about it, but I will make a separate video where I will elaborate more on this.
@@IvannasNorskLife i will wait
I am 50 years old Professional Chartered Accountant and Holding 16 years Masters Degree in addition.
Besides I possess 24 years professional work Experience.
What are the prospects for PHD for me
I have experience of teaching bachelor students, who are 50+ years old. So if you feel that you can do this, you should try.
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