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A leading Norwegian university seeks an Associate Professor in Artificial Intelligence. The role involves teaching, developing academic programs, and conducting research. Ideal candidates should hold a doctoral degree and have a robust research background in AI and related areas. Proficiency in Norwegian or another Scandinavian language, as well as English, is required. This position offers a competitive salary and opportunities for academic development.
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OsloMet's vision is to deliver knowledge to solve societal challenges. Norway's most urban and 3rd largest university.
The Department of Computer Science has two 100% permanent positions as Associate Professor in Artificial Intelligence.
Applicants who do not have adequate proficiency in Norwegian or another Scandinavian language, shall be offered Norwegian courses, and must acquire Norwegian skills corresponding to at least level B2 within three years of appointment.
Personal suitability will be emphasized.
OsloMet evaluates teaching qualifications in conjunction with interviews.
It is important for OsloMet to reflect the population of our region, and all qualified candidates are welcome to apply. We make active endeavors to further develop OsloMet as an inclusive workplace and to adapt to the workplace if required. If there are periods where you have not been in work, under education or in training, you are also welcome to apply.
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The position is paid in accordance with the Norwegian State main tariff agreements and OsloMet's salary policy in position code 1011 Associate professor NOK. 667 700 – 821 100. For particularly well-qualified applicants, a higher salary can be considered.
If you wish to apply for the position, please apply electronically in our recruitment system.
You will be assessed by an expert committee. Please upload the following documents together with your application by the application deadline:
We only consider applications submitted through our electronic recruitment system, and all documents must be uploaded for your application to be considered. The documents must be in a Scandinavian language or English. Translations must be authorized, and you will be asked to present originals if you are invited for an interview. OsloMet verifies documents to give candidates a proper evaluation and ensure fair competition. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Before the application papers are forwarded to the expert committee, all applications will be reviewed by the faculty. Applications from applicants who do not meet the formal qualification requirements will not be forwarded for assessment.
The engagement is to be made in accordance with the regulations in force concerning State Employees and Civil Servants, and the acts relating to Control of the Export of Strategic Goods, Services and Technology. A background check may be conducted to verify information in submitted CVs and available documents. Background checks are not conducted without the consent of the applicant and relevant applicants will receive further information about this.
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OsloMet's vision is to deliver knowledge to solve societal challenges. Norway's most urban and 3rd largest university.