The NHH Norwegian School of Economics, one of Europe’s leading business schools, invites applications for several fully-funded PhD Research Scholar positions in the Department of Strategy and Management. Located in Bergen, Norway, NHH offers a vibrant, internationally recognized research environment with strong ties to the business community and a commitment to high ethical standards and sustainability. The PhD programme is a four-year, full-time position starting in August 2026. Candidates admitted will join a dynamic academic community, benefit from advanced research infrastructure, and have access to leading organizations, national register data, and AI resources. The department welcomes applications in a broad range of research areas, including but not limited to: Strategy and innovation Management and organisational behaviour Marketing and consumer psychology Digital innovation for sustainable growth AI for business and professional services Business intelligence and technology adoption International business and global strategy Business model innovation Human resource management and the future of work Export brand positioning Board of directors as strategic partners Interpersonal chemistry at work PhD research scholars will work closely with faculty and participate in seminars, workshops, and teaching assistance (25% of time). The programme prepares graduates for academic careers at top international institutions and for roles in knowledge-intensive industries. NHH emphasizes diversity and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, with preference given to female applicants in cases of equal qualification. Funding and Benefits: The position is fully funded with an annual salary of NOK 565,000 (approx. EUR 48,150/USD 55,940) as of August 2026, with annual increases. Benefits include public health care, pension savings, career guidance, research funds for travel and conferences, and basic Norwegian language courses. Office space and a supportive research environment are provided. Public services, including healthcare and schooling, are free in Norway. Eligibility: Applicants must have a five-year MSc degree in Economics and Business Administration or a comparable field, with a minimum average grade of B (4.0) in the Norwegian system. Adequate academic skills (GMAT/GRE) and English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE Academic) are required unless exempted by degree or native status. All required documents must be uploaded with the application. Application Process: Applications must be submitted via the Jobbnorge portal by 15 January 2026. Required documents include degree certificates, transcripts, statement of purpose, research proposal, CV, and test scores. Letters of recommendation are optional and should be sent to hr-phd@nhh.no. Incomplete applications will not be considered. For more information, visit the official job posting or contact phd@nhh.no. Join NHH in Bergen and contribute to cutting-edge research in strategy, management, and marketing, while enjoying a high quality of life in Norway’s scenic and culturally rich environment.

The NHH Norwegian School of Economics, one of Europe’s leading business schools, invites applications for fully funded PhD Research Scholar positions in the Department of Strategy and Management. Located in Bergen, Norway, NHH offers a vibrant, internationally recognised research environment with strong ties to the business community and a commitment to high ethical standards and sustainability. The PhD programme is a four-year, full-time, fully funded position starting in August 2026. Successful candidates will join a dynamic research community and have access to advanced resources, including national register data, AI infrastructure, and opportunities for collaboration with leading organisations. The programme prepares graduates for academic careers at top international institutions or for roles in knowledge-intensive industries. Research specialisations are broad and include strategy, innovation, management, organisational behaviour, marketing, digital transformation, AI for business, business model innovation, human resource management, international business, governance, leadership, sustainability, and export brand positioning. The department encourages proposals in these and related areas, with flexibility for interdisciplinary approaches. Notable research centres include the Digital Innovation for Sustainable Growth (DIG), focusing on the intersection of digital technologies and sustainable business transformation. PhD research scholars will benefit from a stimulating academic environment, close faculty mentorship, and active participation in seminars and workshops. The position includes 25% career-promoting work such as teaching assistance and offers pedagogical training. Scholars receive an annual salary of NOK 565,000 (approx. EUR 48,150 or USD 55,940), with possible increases for exceptional candidates and annual adjustments. Benefits include public healthcare, pension savings, research funds for travel and conferences, and support for research stays abroad. The city of Bergen provides a mild climate, rich cultural life, and a family-friendly atmosphere. Eligibility requires a five-year MSc degree in Economics and Business Administration or a comparable field, with a minimum average grade of B (4.0) in the Norwegian system. Applicants must demonstrate strong academic skills and English proficiency, typically via GMAT or GRE and TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE Academic scores, unless exempt (e.g., Nordic degrees or native English speakers). Required application materials include degree certificates and transcripts, a statement of purpose, a research proposal, CV, and a list of publications. Letters of recommendation are optional but can strengthen the application. All documents must be uploaded separately via the Jobbnorge portal. The application deadline is 15 January 2026. For further details, visit the NHH PhD website or contact the relevant faculty members or the PhD office at phd@nhh.no . NHH values diversity and encourages applications from all qualified candidates, regardless of gender, cultural background, age, or disabilities.