Our doctoral projects

Here you can read more about our doctoral candidates, and the projects they work on.

Updated: 26.01.2018 (First published: 30.09.2014)

PH.D.-Profil: Burhan Fındıklı

My doctoral project is an endeavor to explore changes in higher education governance in Turkey within the several decades from a political science perspective

PH.D.-Profil: Agnete Hessevik

My PhD project aims at understanding which regulating actors influence shipping companies to reduce emissions, how regulation works and what kind of regulation is more effective.

PH.D.-profil: Thomas Noven Eide

In my PhD-project I study how pupils learn school subject skills in the Norwegian social science education

PH.D.-Profil: Ida Benedicte Juhasz

The focus of my PH.D. project is decision-making in child welfare, and is a comparative study of the evidence and knowledge bases in child removal cases concerning newborns in Norway and England, and how the child's best interest is determined in these cases.

PH.D.-Profil: Hanne Kvilhaugsvik

My Ph.D. project explores the role of learning outcomes and relevance in higher education. How are learning outcomes and the criteria of relevance used to steer and evaluate higher education?

PH.D.-Profil: James Hathaway

I study institution building in the Global South, particularly within supreme audit institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa.

PH.D.-Profil : Helge Renå

My Ph.D. project studies the terror attacks in Norway on 22nd of July 2011 ("22/7"), central topics are crisis response and crisis management.

PH.D.-Profil: Line Marie Sørsdal

Socio-Legal Study of Decision-Making

PH.D.-Profil: Rebecca Lynn Radlick

The project focus is on the implementation of immigrant integration programs in Norway and Denmark.

PH.D.-Profil: Johannes Sandvik Førde

Organizing for internal security and crisis management: A comparative study of central agencies in Norway, Sweden and Germany.

Profilepicture of Hasan Muhammad Baniamin

PH.D.-Profil: Hasan Muhammad Baniamin

My research work is an attempt to understand the different institutional configurations - particularly in the developing countries, and their possible consequences with an aim to develop possible policy directives to enhance their performances further.