PhD in African Migrant Health @University of Oslo

Overview

The University of Oslo is offering a fully funded PhD position at the Institute of Health and Society within its Faculty of Medicine, focusing on the research project “Health and Migration (HEMI): A Multi-country Study of African Male Migrants.”

Key Responsibilities

• Contribute to the design of the Norwegian sub-study, including methodology and ethical approvals
• Conduct qualitative fieldwork and data collection
• Analyze data and contribute to theoretical development
• Publish approximately three academic articles forming the PhD thesis
• Participate in joint publications and international collaborations
• Present findings at conferences, seminars, and policy forums
• Engage actively in project workshops and meetings

Requirements

• Hold a master’s degree (or equivalent) in public health, sociology, social anthropology, gender studies, or a related field
• Alternatively, have a background in medicine or health sciences with an interest in social science research
• Have an average grade of B or higher (C may be considered individually)
• Demonstrate excellent written and spoken English
• Possess strong academic writing and research skills
• Be able to manage research independently and communicate complex ideas effectively

Benefits

• Competitive salary (NOK 550,800–610,000 annually)
• Membership in Norway’s State Pension Fund
• Welfare benefits, insurance, and favorable mortgage schemes

How to Apply

Applicants must submit a CV, academic transcripts, three academic references, a writing sample, a personal statement, and a declaration of any AI tools used in preparing the application. Applications must be submitted through the official recruitment system.

Deadline

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