Environmental Psychology Researcher — Data-Led Surveys

Ina Grønbech Halvorsen; Trondheim; On-site; NOK 570,000 - 697,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Exciting work

Inclusive environment

Public pension plan

Employee benefits

Job summary

NTNU is seeking a researcher in psychology for a 2-year position in the Department of Psychology. The role spans three externally funded projects focusing on citizen perceptions, risk, and behaviour, with emphasis on quantitative methods, data curation, and survey design.

The candidate will lead data collection, analyses, and collaboration with international partners. The position requires a PhD in psychology or a finished degree with strong empirical background, excellent English, and

Qualifications

• PhD in psychology with specialization in environmental, social or behavioural psychology or closely related fields.
• Strong data management and statistical analysis skills (including complex analyses).
• Experience with empirical work in psychology.

Responsibilities

• Design surveys, experiments and interviews with project groups.
• Implement data collections (in cells4energy coordinated with an external provider).
• Data cleaning and curation.
• Data analyses (mostly quantitative, some qualitative).
• Prepare research papers based on analyses.
• Coordinate with research partners.

Skills

Data management

Statistical analysis

Survey design

English proficiency

Education

PhD in psychology

Tools

Structural equation modelling

Job description

NTNU is seeking a researcher in psychology for a 2-year position in the Department of Psychology. The role spans three externally funded projects focusing on citizen perceptions, risk, and behaviour, with emphasis on quantitative methods, data curation, and survey design.

The candidate will lead data collection, analyses, and collaboration with international partners. The position requires a PhD in psychology or a finished degree with strong empirical background, excellent English, and