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Sustainability – Management – Tourism – Consumption - Creativity The research at the Department of Service Studies is based on current problems in society focusing on the service sector. It interrogates, questions, contributes with new perspectives and shows sustainable ways forward for the service society. There is a major need for cross-boundary research to address complex societal challenges. A
https://www.ses.lu.se/en/research/our-research - 2026-01-07
What are the forms and contexts in which algae can be introduced and can create added value?Which biotechnical processes can be accepted by the consumer?How will different consumer groups relate to different raw materials or residual products, and to the conversion technologies required to develop sustainable foods?What will be required in order for new foods or ingredients to reach a larger marke
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Interdisciplinary expert group on food related aspects, societal, economic and food regulatory issues. Johan Hultman; prof in human geography, focuses on sustainable developement and coordinater of an advanced study group on resourcification at the PufendorfHåkan Jönsson; associate prof of european ethnology and board member of Food Faculty, LUBarbro Kollander; National Food AgencyHåkan Schröeder;
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Network of representatives from food business development and interest organisations on marine issues. Jens Nordfält; Retail researcher at the dep of marketing and strategy at the Stockholm School of economicsOlof Böök; COO, Business development & Board director at Aventure ABKarin Larsson; CBO and project manager at ImmuneBiotech ABAnna Särnblad; Marine biologist and deputy chief executive office
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Innovation and consumer acceptanceThe aim is to obtain sustainable, economically sound food ingredients from marine brown seaweed resources with good consumer acceptance. To obtain this, the research objectives revolve around evolving new knowledge on the potential of innovation and consumer acceptance for sustainable novel food.
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with five specialisations The Master's Programme in Service Management is a unique opportunity for those seeking a management programme at an advanced level with a strong link to research. The programme combines in-depth subject knowledge of the service sectors with an understanding of the specific organisational and managerial needs of service activities. When applying to the Master's Programme i
https://www.ses.lu.se/en/education/masters-programmes/masters-programme-service-management - 2026-01-07
Students in Helsingborg have the opportunity to enjoy student life both in Helsingborg and in Lund. Student organisations, such as AGORA and Stampus are there to make your student life in Helsingborg as enjoyable as possible. Helsingborg
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Manchester, UK When Digital Devices Come Home for Dinner - Devising Food ConsumptionEmma Samsioe, Christian FuentesDigital devices are increasingly intertwined with everyday life. Websites, web shops, social media, QR codes, smartphones, smart watches, and other digital artefacts are now incorporated into our ordinary consumption, replacing other entities and reconfiguring our practices. In the ar
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Teachers, researchers and staff When you study at the Department of Service Studies, you are trained and supported by experienced and welcoming staff from the moment you arrive. Find out more about some of the teachers, researchers and staff that you will meet during your studies. Hervé Corvellec Professor and lecturer, Sustainable Service Management Jan-Henrik Nilsson Associate Professor and Seni
https://www.ses.lu.se/en/education/masters-programmes/meet-our-teachers - 2026-01-07
Doctoral education in Service Studies at the department is interdisciplinary and focuses on services as an object of study. Research within this area concentrates on services in connection with interpersonal relationships and the cultural, economic, environmental, and social processes from which they are generated and on which they are based. Research within Service Studies can include, but is not
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Spring Semester 2020 Semester 2 SMMV21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Culture and Creativity Management SMMV22 Service Development and Entrepreneurship (15 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail SMMV23 Service Logistics (7.5 credits) Syllabus Reading list SMMV24 Retail Marketing: Theoretical Perspectives and Concepts (7.5 credits)
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Learning enviroment and teaching style During the first week of the programme, we arrange an introductory week to give an overview of what it is like to study at Lund University and the Department of Service Studies. This is something that our students have shown great appreciation for and makes many feel better prepared for their master's studies and also gives them the opportunity to meet all ne
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Autumn Semester 2020 Semester 1 SMMV11 Introduction to Service Management (7,5 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Culture and Creativity Management SMMV12 Introduction to Culture and Creativity Management (7,5 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Retail SMMV13 Introduction to Retail (7,5 credits) Syllabus Reading list For specialisation Supply Chain Management SMMV14 In
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30-31 October 2025 in Lund, Sweden We’re thrilled to announce the Call for Papers for the 3rd International Queer(y)ing Asylum Symposium, taking place in person at Lund University, Sweden. The Nordic Gender Fund generously funds this symposium through the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research. Conference Programme and Book of AbstractsAs the leading global conference on queer asylum, this landma
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The Child Rights Institute has an overarching aim, with a point of departure in child rights, to create and exchange research-based knowledge within the field and further multidisciplinary science. Furthermore, the network works towards illuminating and supporting children's rights – through research, education, and cooperation with practitioners and the surrounding community – in national and int
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For almost 15 years, Lund University, in collaboration with SIDA, organised the international training programme Child Rights, Classroom and School Management. The initiative focused on strengthening children's rights in the education sector in l7 countries: Cambodia, China, Colombia, Egypt, and Ethiopia. India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Tanzan
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Child Rights Institute is a network of researchers belonging to different disciplines and departments at Lund University, and practitioners and partners from several organisations. At the time being, the institute is not a research-funded department within Lund University, but is based on a voluntary collaboration of researchers. The network hosts shared seminars and activates a couple of times ea
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The Child Rights Institute's latest activities 2025-12-06: Anna Sonander (Lund University), Martina Hibell (Barnfonden) and Sara Lenninger (Kristianstad University) participated in Radio AF's 48-hour live broadcast in collaboration with Musikhjälpen. This year's theme was ‘All children have the right to go to school’. December 2025: The anthology Building a Sustainable Society Through Child Partic
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Selected works published by researchers in the network. Change Projects from the International Training Programme - Child Rights, Classroom and School Management. Batch 19 (Leo, Ulf; Andersson, Lena; Flinck, Agneta W.; Nilsson, Lovisa; Rasmusson, Bodil & Wickenberg, Per, 2015)Change agents and Change of norms: international experiences on training in UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Sch
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STUDY GUIDANCE The academic advisors offer personal guidance regarding study and career choices. They can also offer help and advice regarding the application process and how to select the best studies for your needs. For help and guidance with detailed course content questions, or specific entry requirements for a particular course or programme, it is best to speak directly with the appropriate s
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