Environmental Psychology Researcher: Surveys, Data & Impact

Ntnu; Trondheim; On-site; NOK 570,000 - 697,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

International academic environment

Job summary

NTNU invites applications for a two-year researcher position in the Department of Psychology, focusing on citizen and stakeholder perceptions across three interlinked projects. The role emphasizes quantitative analyses, data collection, and survey design within an international collaboration.

The successful candidate will perform data cleaning, curation, and reporting, with English as the working language and a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and research output.

Qualifications

• Degree or PhD in psychology with environmental/social/behavioural specialization.
• Excellent data management, data curation and complex statistical analysis (e.g. structural equation modelling).
• Experience with empirical work in psychology research.
• Good written and oral English skills.

Responsibilities

• Design surveys, experiments and qualitative interviews with the respective project groups.
• Implementation of data collections (in cells4energy coordinated with an external technology provider for the internet platform).
• Data cleaning and curation.
• Data analyses (mainly quantitative, but also qualitative).
• Preparation of research papers based on the analyses.
• Feedback and coordination with the research partners.

Skills

Data management

Statistical analysis

Empirical research

English proficiency

Environmental psychology

Education

Finished degree or PhD in psychology with specialization in environmental/social/behavioural psychology

Job description

NTNU invites applications for a two-year researcher position in the Department of Psychology, focusing on citizen and stakeholder perceptions across three interlinked projects. The role emphasizes quantitative analyses, data collection, and survey design within an international collaboration.

The successful candidate will perform data cleaning, curation, and reporting, with English as the working language and a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration and research output.