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In the video below our Programme Director Johan Bergström answers some of the most frequently asked questions. Some more FAQs Can I get a MSc degree if I do not have a Bachelor's? To qualify for the official Master of Science (MSc) degree (one year), a previous Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree is required and needs to be approved by the Swedish Council for Higher Education
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/msc-programme-60ects/faq - 2026-01-05
MSc theses and student project reports published within the Human Factors & System Safety programme since 2010. MSc theses (LUP Student Papers)Student project reports (LUP Student Papers)
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/msc-programme-60ects/publications - 2026-01-05
You can apply to one or several of our Learning laboratories. When applications are open there will be links to application forms. Critical thinking in safety – an introduction to the field12-16 January 2026On campus at Lund UniversityApplication closedPlease note that as a student starting our MSc programme in Human Factors and Systems Safety you do not need to register separately for the Learnin
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/learning-laboratories-human-factors-and-system-safety/upcoming-learning-laboratories - 2026-01-05
Participation costs SEK 20 000 (plus VAT where applicable) for each Learning laboratory. This does not include cost for the books that we may recommend you to read, nor the cost of travel or accommodation. Swedish law does not allow students to pay for their own education, so we will need information from your employer or other applicable sponsor for your participation in the Learning laboratory.Y
Johan Bergström Programme Director Email: johan [dot] bergstrom [at] risk [dot] lth [dot] se Mobile: +46 46 222 08 80 Johan Bergström's profile in Lund University's Research Portal If you have questions about the MSc programme or the Learning laboratories, you're very welcome to contact me!
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/contact - 2026-01-05
Lund University is pleased to offer a complete Masters of Science programme (60 ECTS) for professionals and practitioners in Human Factors and System Safety. IntroductionThe programme starts with a week of intensive lectures and orientation in Lund, the rest you can do on-line, in two years. The MSc is concluded with a thesis. With no prior Bachelor's degree, you can still take the entire MSc prog
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/msc-programme-60ects - 2026-01-05
Our understanding of accidents, risk and safety is changing. We no longer see human error as cause, but as a symptom. We recognize the exciting possibilities of systems thinking for accident analysis and organizational improvement. We are shifting from reliability to resilience and the enhancement of adaptive capacity. We look for new relationships between stakeholders to create forms of accountab
https://www.humanfactors.lth.se/learning-laboratories-human-factors-and-system-safety - 2026-01-05
Welcome to Compile A site for LU eScience LU eScience Compile is a common web page for research, education, and infrastructure related to the advanced usage of computers, storage, and networks, i.e., e-Science and e-Infrastructure, at Lund University, collectively referred to as LU eScience. Events Link to RSS 14 January 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar AI Lund lunch seminar: Pilot Testing a Unified
https://www.compile.lu.se/start - 2026-01-05
e-Science at Lund Universitye-Science as an area is not defined by the subject of the studies, but rather by the approach to the studies and more specifically the advanced use of computers, storage, and networks; i.e., e-Science combines groups with a common "how" rather than a common "what". Thus, the area is by by its very nature multidisciplinary, although individual projects may be more or les
https://www.compile.lu.se/about - 2026-01-05
29 January 2026 09:30 to 15:30 | Seminar AI in Public Sector – Citizen Perspective. Welcome to AI Lund's annual fika-to-fika about AI in the public sector! Here we focus on both research and policy with a focus on public sector issues. The theme for this year is the citizen perspective. Which means that we will explore thoughts about how we as citizens are affected by and can influence AI in the p
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/ai-public-sector-2026 - 2026-01-05
28 January 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Topic: Building on the Shoulders of Humans: Copyright and Creativity in the Age of AIWhen: 28 January at 12.00-13.00Where: Online - link by registrationSpeaker: Dr. Johan Axhamn, Associate Professor in Business Law at Lund University School of Economics and ManagementSpoken language: EnglishAbstractGenerative AI systems are trained on vast datasets that inc
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/ai-lund-lunch-seminar-building-shoulders-humans-copyright-and-creativity-age-ai - 2026-01-05
Compile web page and eSSENCE@LU Melvyn B. Davies, email: melvyn_b [dot] davies [at] math [dot] lu [dot] se (melvyn_b[dot]davies[at]math[dot]lu[dot]se)Magnus Ullner, email: magnus [dot] ullner [at] compchem [dot] lu [dot] se (magnus[dot]ullner[at]compchem[dot]lu[dot]se)Josefin Starkhammar, email: josefin [dot] starkhammar [at] bme [dot] lth [dot] se (josefin[dot]starkhammar[at]bme[dot]lth[dot]se) e
https://www.compile.lu.se/contact - 2026-01-05
25 February 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Topic: Explainable AI (XAI) – Concepts, Tools and ApplicationsWhen: 25 February 12.00 to 13.00Where: Online - link by registrationSpeaker: Sule Tekkesinoglu, Software Engineering Research Group, Lund UniversitySpoken language: EnglishAbstractAs AI continues to advance, the need to understand how these systems make decisions is becoming increasingly critica
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/ai-lund-lunch-seminar-explainable-ai-xai-concepts-tools-and-applications - 2026-01-05
18 March 2026 09:00 to 16:00 | Conference Second Annual Conference This year’s conference invites papers to approach the issue of digital fairness in open-minded and forward-looking ways (‘imaginaries’) which are specifically committed to the importance of constructive dialogue between different perspectives, the principle of fairness in public discourse and the necessity to ground normative imagi
11 February 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Note: This event is Postponed from December 2025 Topic: GeoAI for understanding the spatially non-stationary relationships between human health and multi-source risk factorsWhen: 11 February at 12.00-13.00Where: Online - link by registrationSpeaker: Gilbert Nduwayezu, Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Lund universityModerator: Pengxiang Zhao, Centr
14 January 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar Topic: Pilot Testing a Unified AI Platform for Enhanced Learning (Phase II)When: 14 January 12.00 to 13.00Where: Online - link by registrationSpeaker: Burak Tunca, Director of AI Integration for education in Business Administration, LUSEM, Lund universitySpoken language: EnglishAbstractDuring the Autumn 2025 semester, I have been pilot testing a central, co
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/ai-lund-lunch-seminar-pilot-testing-unified-ai-platform-enhanced-learning-phase-ii - 2026-01-05
2 March 2026 09:30 to 15:30 | Workshop Fika-to-fika workshop by Lund University Profile Area Natural and Artificial Cognition. This one day (“fika-to-fika”) workshop brings together researchers from across the NAC Plane* who are working on cognition, decision making, robots and AI-related topics.When: 2 March 2026 at 9.30 to 15.30Where: TBDPrimary audience researchers (estimate: ??? attendants)
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/dolphins-decision-making-robots-and-ai - 2026-01-05
4 February 2026 12:00 to 13:00 | Seminar This seminar is postponed from 10 December 2025.Topic: Cheap(er) human-in-the-loop labelling strategy for better datasets?When: 10 December 12.00 to 13.00 CETWhere: Online - link by registrationSpeaker: Dylan Pashley, PhD Student at the Department of Political Science Lund UniversityModerator: Bibi Imre-Millei, PhD Student at the Department of Political Sci
https://www.compile.lu.se/calendar/ai-lund-lunch-seminar-cheaper-human-loop-labelling-strategy-better-datasets - 2026-01-05
16 January 2026 13:15 to 17:00 | Thesis defence On Friday 16 January at 13:15 in MH:Hörmander Erik Tegler will defend his thesis "From Sound to Structure - Robust Localization of Sources, Sensors, and Surroundings". The topic of this thesis is how to infer geometric information using sound data. Achieving this requires solving several subproblems. First, signal processing of the recorded sound is
