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Details about Employment

A PhD position is a regular job with social benefits and with salary starting from 383,900 NOK per year (approximately 65,000 USD). The position is for the period of three years.

Host Institution and Environment

The University of Stavanger, Norway, has about 8,500 students and 1,200 administration, faculty and service staff. The academic activity is organized in 3 faculties, the Museum of Archaeology and also includes two national centers of expertise. Many of the externally funded research activities are made in collaboration with our research institute, International Research Institute of Stavanger (IRIS). Situated in the most attractive region in the country, the University can offer a multitude of cultural- and leisure activities. Considering its 300,000 inhabitants, the region can also offer good housing opportunities and a dynamic labour market. The University of Stavanger was officially opened January 2005. However, the academic roots of the University go further into the past. One of the subject fields dates back to 1912, while the width of our current academic and research facilities progressed from 1970s to this day.

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The distributed systems group at the University of Stavanger is part of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. The department has about 10 PhD students working in various fields of computer science. Furthermore, our group have well established links to national and international research institutions. We conduct collaborative research projects that are funded by Norwegian research funds.

The country, also known for its unique scenic beauty, has been ranked by the UN as having the highest standard of living in the world.

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Contact

Inquiries for additional information should be sent to Associate Professor Hein Meling.

Further information can also be found on this page (maintained by Roman Vitenberg in Oslo (project manager for Tidal News); much of this also applies to University of Stavanger and Norway in general).

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