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PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo

Awarded by University of Oslo

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

PhD

Funding Type

Partial Funding · NOK 430 500 - 483 700/year

Eligible Courses

Heavy-Ion Physics

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationalities

Can Be Taken At

University of Oslo

Provider

University of Oslo

Last Verified On

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Eligibility

  • The academic credentials of the candidate are taken into consideration and the candidate is expected to be in the upper segment of their class.
  • Applicants should have applied and admitted to the PhD programme at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
  • Master's degree or any equivalent previous study of the candidate should be in heavy-ion physics/high-energy subatomic physics.
  • Programming skills with experience in data analysis and/or simulations are expected from, the candidate.
  • Preference will be given to the candidates with experience in working with large experimental collaborations, knowledge of ALICE analysis software and programming.
  • The candidates who are still pursuing or without a Master’s degree should complete the final exam.

Documents required

  • The candidate should submit an application letter which should also include a statement of research interests
  • A detailed CV including the education, positions, and academic work, and other qualifying activity.
  • Copies of educational certificates and transcript of records of all the previous studies.
  • The applicant is also asked to submit a copy of the PhD thesis, if available.
  • Candidate should submit a list of other academic works and publications and/or awards and stipends that the applicant wishes to be considered by the evaluation committee.
  • Names and contact details of 2-3 referees.
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  • The deadline of PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo is Expired.
  • PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo is offered to PhD degree.
  • PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo is offered for Heavy-Ion Physics.
  • PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo is open for: Open to all nationalities.
  • PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo is offered by University of Oslo.
  • PhD Research Fellowship In Experimental Heavy-Ion Physics, University Of Oslo covers Partial Funding, NOK 430 500 - 483 700/year.