NTNU Pedagogy Scholarship 2026 in Norway | Fully Funded
The NTNU Pedagogy Scholarship 2026 offers teaching, supervision, and research opportunities at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Apply by 31 August 2026.
Overview
The NTNU Pedagogy Scholarship 2026 provides an opportunity associated with the Department of Education and Lifelong Learning at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. The position focuses on university pedagogy, involving teaching, supervision, research, and pedagogical competence development in higher education.
Benefits
- Gross annual salary ranging from NOK 750,000 to NOK 900,000 depending on qualifications and seniority.
- Pension coverage through a statutory 2% contribution deducted for the Norwegian State Pension Fund.
- Employment governed under the provisions of the Government Employees Act.
Eligibility
- Hold a doctorate or equivalent qualification, preferably in fields such as university pedagogy, adult learning, pedagogy, educational science, philosophy, or sociology.
- Possess documented educational competence and research within university pedagogy.
- Show an ambitious and clear plan for contributing to educational development locally, nationally, and internationally.
- Demonstrate good oral and written communication skills in both a Scandinavian language and English.
- Meet basic teaching and supervision competence requirements at the university and college level, or be willing to complete an approved course within two years.
- Non-Norwegian speakers must demonstrate proficiency in Norwegian at level B2 within three years.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted electronically through Jobbnorge. Ensure all required attachments and documents are uploaded before the deadline. Your submission should include:
- A comprehensive CV along with relevant certificates and diplomas.
- A pedagogical portfolio systematically presenting your educational competence.
- A presentation of up to 6 pages detailing how previous research is relevant and outlining future contributions.
- Up to 8 scientific works, whether published or unpublished, for consideration.
- A description of up to 3 pages detailing the most significant scientific or artistic works.
- A complete publication list and information regarding projects managed, including funding, duration, and size.
- Names and contact details of three relevant references.
Deadline
The application deadline is 31 August 2026. All documentation must be complete and uploaded by this date.