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Webinar for stipendiater og veiledere

This is a seminar that focuses on supervision and working conditions for PhD candidates. Results from a report on change of supervisors will be presented.

The webinar is for PhD candidates, supervisors, and union representatives in The Norwegian Association of Researchers.

The course will be held in Norwegian, but there will be a translator present to translate all content to English.

  • Date:

    13. november 2025

  • Time:

    09:00 - 12:00

  • Location:

    Zoom,
    WEBINAR

  • Deadline:

    11. november 2025

  • Available places:

    150

Register

Here you will find a link to the report on supervisor changes that will be discussed in the webinar:  Rapport

Du finner informasjon om Forskerforbundets arbeid overfor stipendiater her

Here You can find information about The Norwegian Association of Researchers's work with PhD candidates

 E-learning videos about your rights as a PhD student in English.

09.00 - 09.15

Welcome and a brief introduction to today's topic and NAR's work for doctoral candidates

 

by special advisor Jon Iddeng

 

 

09.15 - 09.35

What is good guidance

 

by Linda Nesby (professor UiT og forfatter av Veier til god ph.d.-veiledning)

 

 

09.35 - 09.50

When guidance fails

 

Presentation of findings from the survey on change of supervisor.
by Johan Kristian Andreasen (førsteamanuensis UiA)

 

 

09.50 - 10.00

Comment – What can the Research Association do?

 

by chair of the Research Association Steinar A. Sæther

 

 

10.00 – 10.30

Panel discussion

 

With the presenters and questions from the participants

 

 

10.30 – 10.45

Break

 

 

10.45- 11.30

Employment terms and salary for doctoral candidates 

 

The participants will be sent a link to videos on this topic.
Those who have further questions or want to get in touch with the local union representative for advice or follow-up are invited to meet us here.

 

 

Subject to change