107 English-speaking jobs in Oslo

A PhD Research Fellow position is available for a 3-year (or 4-year with career-enhancing work) project examining the legal preconditions for democracy in the age of information disorder. The successful candidate will conduct independent research, collaborate with the TIDAL team, and contribute to international dissemination activities. Applicants must hold a Norwegian five-year Master’s degree in Law or equivalent, have excellent English skills, and demonstrate strong research and collaborative abilities.

The Department of Sociology and Human Geography seeks two PhD Research Fellows to conduct independent research under supervision. Applicants should have research interests aligned with the department's strengths in areas such as social inequality, migration, and urban studies.

The University of Oslo's Faculty of Theology seeks 2-3 Doctoral Research Fellows to conduct PhD research within the faculty's research agenda. Fellows will participate in research groups, contribute to research outputs, and engage in teaching and supervision. Applicants must have a five-year master's degree in theology, religious studies, or a related field and excellent written and oral English proficiency.

Postdoctoral research fellow position at BI Norwegian Business School's Department of Communication and Culture. The DISTINCT project investigates digital status and its social and economic implications. The successful candidate will conduct and analyze qualitative interviews and focus groups. A completed PhD in a relevant social science field and strong qualitative research skills are required.

Junior Product Designer role focusing on UX, UI, and product design for gamified simulation training. You will design flows, wireframes, and prototypes, actively using AI to improve design quality and speed.

PhD Research Fellow in Fluid Mechanics will develop AI/ML methods for underwater acoustics detection, perform CFD simulations, and collaborate with industry and academic partners.

The University of Oslo seeks 1-2 PhD research fellows in human geography for a 3-year (or 4-year with 25% teaching) position. Applicants must have a master's degree in human geography or equivalent and demonstrate research interests aligned with the department's strengths. Successful candidates will be admitted to the PhD program and expected to pursue independent research under supervision.