PhD Candidate: High-Temperature Materials & Metallurgy

Marie Kristiansen; Trondheim; On-site; NOK 522,000 - 638,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free Norwegian language training

Career guidance and supervision

Open and inclusive working environment

Job summary

NTNU is inviting applications for a PhD Candidate in materials science and metallurgical processes. You will pursue a PhD while gaining experience in higher education and research, with collaboration across institutions such as SINTEF and Mn-ferroalloy industry. You will work under the Head of Department and Prof.

Gabriella Tranell. Qualified candidates have a five-year Norwegian degree with strong MSc performance, English proficiency, and a track record in journal publications; Norwegian

Qualifications

• Background in material science or process metallurgy with high-temp experimental work.
• Education equivalent to a master level (120 credits).
• Strong master's grade or equivalent academic record.
• Admission to NTNU's doctoral program.
• Experience writing journal articles.
• Excellent written and spoken English.

Responsibilities

• Conduct experimental work and literature review; contribute to publications.
• Write papers and the final PhD thesis.
• Collaborate with the research group and external partners.

Skills

Material science

Process metallurgy

High temp work

English proficiency

Independent work

Journal writing

Research ethics

Education

Master's in materials science

Five-year Norwegian degree (120 credits)

Job description

NTNU is inviting applications for a PhD Candidate in materials science and metallurgical processes. You will pursue a PhD while gaining experience in higher education and research, with collaboration across institutions such as SINTEF and Mn-ferroalloy industry. You will work under the Head of Department and Prof.

Gabriella Tranell. Qualified candidates have a five-year Norwegian degree with strong MSc performance, English proficiency, and a track record in journal publications; Norwegian