PhD studies at the Department of Telematics, NTNU
PhD studies at the department takes place within the Programme for PhD studies in information and communication technologies. The programme is a 3 year full-time study (180 ECTS credits), comprising:
- A half year of courses (30 ECTS credits)
- With the standard NTNU courses of 7.5 ECTS credits, this means 4 courses. At least 3 of them must be from the PhD course plan and are typically chosen among those given by the department. Courses from other departments, e.g., mathematics or computer science, can to a certain extent be chosen.
- A two and a half year research effort (150 ECTS credits).
- The topic for the dissertation will normally be related to the research activity at the department
The plan for the study is established in co-operation between the the candidate, the responsible professor, the department, eventually the funding party and where the candidates preferences are taken into account. The duration of the study may be extended with up to one year, i.e. 4 years in total, if the student undertake teaching assistance, operation of labs. or similar.
Progress report procedure for PhD students at ITEMThesis proposal guidelines
For further information
- Regulations concerning the PhD studies at NTNU
- Vacation ”rules” for PhD research fellows and postdocs at ITEM
- IME faculty web pages related to doctoral studies. Contains information concerning the formalities and practicalities.
- NTNU Student and Academic Division's web pages related to doctoral studies (partly in English).
PhD courses
- TM8100 - Protocols for Cellular and Wireless Applications (web)
- TM8101 - Dependability Analysis of ICT based Systems (web)
- TM8102 - Traffic Analysis of Communication Networks
- TM8103 - Formal Methods (web)
- TM8104 - IT-Security Evaluation (web)
- TM8105 - Advanced Discrete Event Simulation Methodology (web)
- TM8106 - Optical Networking
- TM8107 - Cryptographic Protocols and Their Applications
- TM8108 - Formal Methods 2
- TM8109 - Advance network topics in ad hoc networks
- TM8110 - PhD topics in telematics
