Kristiania University of Applied Sciences in Oslo is announcing four new fully funded PhD fellowships within its School of Doctoral Studies, expanding opportunities in two key PhD programmes: Communication and Leadership, and Applied Information Technology. These positions are ideal for candidates interested in interdisciplinary research at the intersection of technology, communication, leadership, and health/society. The research topics include precision medicine for pain management in dysmenorrhea, AI-enabled automated software testing, the future of work with insights from remote, hybrid, and nonstandard work, and lobbying and health policy in cancer and pharmaceuticals. All positions are full-time and fully funded, offering a competitive stipend and tuition coverage. The university is Norway's largest independent broad-based college, with a strong mission to contribute to social and economic development through applied research and industry collaboration. Applicants should hold a relevant master's degree in fields such as computer science, information technology, communication, leadership, public health, or business, and demonstrate a strong academic record and research interest in the specified areas. Proficiency in English is required, and additional experience in AI, software testing, health policy, or leadership studies is advantageous. The application deadline for these positions is 2 March 2026. Interested candidates should visit Kristiania’s vacant positions webpage, review the specific PhD fellowship listings, and follow the application links to submit their materials. The university fosters a vibrant research environment and encourages applications from diverse backgrounds. For more information, visit the provided links or contact the university directly.