PhD Candidate in Artistic Research - Digital Environments

Ntnu; Trondheim; Hybrid; NOK 522,000 - 638,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Exciting mission in society

International environment

Open and inclusive working environment

Norwegian language training (A2)

Job summary

NTNU, located in Trondheim, invites applications for a fixed-term PhD position in Artistic Research focused on Digital Environments. You will develop an independent research project, engage with ARSV-Lab, and contribute to interdisciplinary work at KIT.

You will join the Norwegian Artistic Research School and participate in externally funded projects, with strong emphasis on societal impact and research training.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in art, architecture, design or closely related field with a major independent project (min 30 ECTS).
• Demonstrated experience or interest in artistic, practice-based or interdisciplinary approaches to digital technologies and environments.
• Ability to pursue independent, mentored research and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams.
• Track record in artistic research and/or relevant professional practice at international level.
• Strong command of written and spoken English.
• Excellent communications and teamwork skills.
• Ability to work independently and in a structured way with clear goals.

Responsibilities

• Complete doctoral education until doctorate.
• Conduct high-quality research within described framework.
• Publish academic work and disseminate to popular science audiences.
• Participate in international conferences and research stays.
• Engage in career-promoting activities.

Skills

English proficiency

Independent research

Structured work

Communication skills

Teamwork

Self-management

Education

Master’s degree in art/architecture/design

Job description

NTNU, located in Trondheim, invites applications for a fixed-term PhD position in Artistic Research focused on Digital Environments. You will develop an independent research project, engage with ARSV-Lab, and contribute to interdisciplinary work at KIT.

You will join the Norwegian Artistic Research School and participate in externally funded projects, with strong emphasis on societal impact and research training.