Joint PhD-programme in Behaviour and Health
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Joint PhD-programme in Behaviour and Health
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
Joint PhD-programme in Behaviour and Health
The PhD Programme in Behaviour and Health will cover a wide range of potential areas of study reflecting existing and developing research programs in the collaborating universities.
The PhD-programme in Behaviour and Health is closed for further admission.
The objectives are to:
- Provide students with a rich research environment based on access to health research facilities and projects in contemporary areas of knowledge and practice in health research; and
- Create synergies through collaboration which will offer students opportunities not immediately available within single research environments.
The Joint PhD in Behaviour and Health is a collaboration between The Australian National University (ANU) and The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
Regulations
Regulations
Other regulations concerning PhD and dr. philos.
Writing a doctoral thesis
Guide for the summarizing part of a doctoral thesis (kappen)
Contact
For ANU:
Contact at the Department of Public Health and Nursing
May Karin Dyrendahl
Administrative contact at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences