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Annual plan for doctoral courses offered by the faculty

On this page you can see when the faculty's doctoral courses are offered. The idea is that the courses will be given at the same weeks each year, but a more detailed plan is published here for each year. Autumn semester 25 – Spring semester 26WeekDateCourse2025Week 39–5124 September – 18 DecemberAcademic Writing in the Science Disciplines (NMN006F), 6 creditsWeek 419 OctoberIntroduction course for

https://www.science.lu.se/education/current-doctoral-students/annual-plan-doctoral-courses-offered-faculty - 2025-11-25

Job openings

The Faculty of Science offers a stimulating work environment with committed students and staff. We are united in our efforts to understand, explain and improve our world and the human condition. Vacancies All vacancy announcements and applications for employment at the Faculty of Science go through the main Lund University website. Vacancies at Lund University – lunduniversity.lu.se Sign up for a

https://www.science.lu.se/about-faculty/job-openings - 2025-11-25

Our research areas

Here you can find out about research in the Faculty’s eight subject areas. We conduct world-class research that transcends borders and takes a deep dive into the body of knowledge. Many of our researchers are also dedicated lecturers on our courses and programmes. Biology Life on our planet Environmental science Research for a sustainable future Mathematics From unsolved equations to disease, clim

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas - 2025-11-25

Biology – life on our planet

In the broad field of biology, our researchers study everything from small cells to large ecosystems. Research projects include the forces of evolution, unsung heroes of the soil, how animals navigate and seeking answers to the mystery of ageing. Animals with unique abilitiesHow do birds, insects and some other animal groups manage to keep a straight course over long distances? The fascinating abi

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/biology-life-our-planet - 2025-11-25

Physics – from quantum particles to the universe

How are galaxies, stars and planets created in our gigantic universe? And what forces in the quantum world affect the smallest constituents of matter? Our researchers are contributing pieces of the puzzle and are also involved in the quest for knowledge about dark matter and new elements, as well as in development work at the MAX IV Laboratory. Stars and planets of the Milky WayIn astrophysics, ou

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/physics-quantum-particles-universe - 2025-11-25

Geology – the stable foundation of our existence

Our geology researchers study colliding continents and fossils that tell us about past worlds. We also reconstruct past environmental changes and study the Earth’s magnetic field. Other areas include the oxygen depletion of seabeds and sustainable management of natural resources. The research covers periods going back millions of years as well as today’s society. Rocks and fossils have a story to

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/geology-stable-foundation-our-existence - 2025-11-25

Chemistry – the search for answers in the world of molecules

What are the most important clues to look for in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease? How can more efficient solar cells and environmentally friendly solvents be created? And how dangerous are nanoplastics? Our chemistry researchers tackle pressing issues across a wide range of societal challenges. The environment, health and renewable resources are a particular focus. Protein research for healt

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/chemistry-search-answers-world-molecules - 2025-11-25

Mathematics – from unsolved equations to disease, climate and finance

In mathematics, our research spans a broad range of applied problems in society, while also delving deeply into issues within the discipline. Artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, financial risk management, the motion of water waves and the element of chance are just a few examples. Probability theory and its benefits for healthcare, the environment and financeMathematical statistics is one

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/mathematics-unsolved-equations-disease-climate-and-finance - 2025-11-25

Medical radiation physics – radiation in the service of humanity

How can radiation be best used to detect and cure cancer? And what is the best way to use radioactive substances to examine a patient? Our research in medical radiation physics intertwines physical sciences with the field of patient-centred medicine. Better methods for radiotherapyOur medical radiation physics researchers are working, among other things, to further develop the possibilities offere

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/medical-radiation-physics-radiation-service-humanity - 2025-11-25

Environmental science – research for a sustainable future

Climate problems and land use change, biodiversity and ecosystem services, urban sustainability issues and the harmful spread of environmental toxins are some of the pressing challenges facing our researchers in the field of environmental science. Biodiversity and ecosystem servicesHow can humans better protect species, ecosystems and the associated ecosystem services? Based on this question, a nu

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/environmental-science-research-sustainable-future - 2025-11-25

Physical geography and ecosystem science – maintaining ecological balance

Our physical geographers and ecosystem scientists use interdisciplinary approaches to investigate how climate and environmental change affect nature. These initiatives range from Sweden’s primeval forests and the Baltic estuaries to permafrost in the Arctic and community planning in developing countries. Forests and soil, extreme weather and biodiversityThe aim of the research is to contribute to

https://www.science.lu.se/research/our-research-areas/physical-geography-and-ecosystem-science-maintaining-ecological-balance - 2025-11-25

SI programme

To ensure that you have the best possible conditions to complete your education, the faculty offers a so-called SI programme. SI stands for Supplemental Instruction and is offered on selected courses. At the SI sessions, which are held once a week, you meet a student who has already taken the course. Together you go through and discuss selected parts of the course content and learning outcomes. Pa

https://www.science.lu.se/education/current-students/si-programme - 2025-11-25

New student

Welcome to the Faculty of Science. On this page, you can find links to the departments' information on introductory meetings, schedules, course literature etcetera. The departments' information for new students Find links to the departments' information for new students below. The links lead to the departments' own websites. New student at the Department of Biology New student at the Department of

https://www.science.lu.se/education/student-life/new-student - 2025-11-25

Career programme for associate senior lecturers

The Faculty of Science offers several different kinds of support to associate senior lecturers within the faculty. The career programme provides opportunities for you to develop in your role as a researcher, teaching staff member, supervisor and academic leader. The aim of the programme is to ensure that you are qualified for a promotion to senior lecturer and well prepared for a long career in ac

https://www.science.lu.se/about-faculty/job-openings/career-programme-associate-senior-lecturers - 2025-11-25

Startsida

Study science Research for progress and the future Study advisersDepartmentsOur research in the research portal Research news Calendar Calendar on Lund University's main website (mostly in Swedish)

https://www.science.lu.se/startsida - 2025-11-25

"Studenter bidrar med nytänkande och nya perspektiv"

Riad Haddouche jobbar som ansvarig för People and culture på Nowaste Logistics i Helsingborg som har anställda från Service management på alla nivåer inom verksamheten, från lagerarbetare till VD.   Hur ska man göra om man vill jobba hos er? Det bästa för att få in en fot hos oss är att börja jobba extra, vilket några service managementstudenter gör hos oss just nu. Att kombinera lagerarbete med s

https://www.ses.lu.se/utbildning/karriar/naringslivet-om-service-management/studenter-bidrar-med-nytankande-och-nya-perspektiv - 2025-11-25

Registrera dig i AlumnISM

AlumnISM riktar sig till alla som har studerat vid Institutionen för service management och tjänstevetenskap. Genom AlumnISM vill vi fortsätta hålla kontakten med våra tidigare studenter och följa hur det går med jobb eller fortsatta studier. Vi vill även ge möjligheter för tidigare studenter att fortsätta hålla kontakten med varandra och utnyttja det nätverk som skapas under studietiden. Om du re

https://www.ses.lu.se/formular/registrera-dig-i-alumnism - 2025-11-25

Joakim är HR-specialist i rekrytering

Joakim Gullin tog examen från EDM 2015 och arbetar nu som HR-specialist Recruiting på Skatteverket. Han menar att kunskap om mångfald i kombination med serviceperspektivet och förmåga att jobba fördomsfritt är något som både kandidater och chefer uppskattar.  Var jobbar du idag och vad gör du i din roll?Just nu jobbar jag som HR-specialist i rekrytering på Skatteverket. Jag har en operativ rekryte

https://www.ses.lu.se/utbildning/vara-kandidatprogram/joakim-ar-hr-specialist-i-rekrytering - 2025-11-25

Anmälan 15 november

Varmt välkommen till alumn-lunchträff på Campus Helsingborg!Tid: Fredag 15 november, start kl. 11.30Plats: Campus Helsingborg, U3 och U203Vem: Alla som har avslutat sina studier vid Institutionen för service management och tjänstevetenskap.Program:11.30 Mingel och lunchmacka (U3)12.00 Prefekt Anette Svingstedt presenterar (U203):Institutionens utbildning och forskning idagAtt utveckla en servicein

https://www.ses.lu.se/formular/anmalan-15-november - 2025-11-25