Lund University is committed to providing a safe and fair study environment for all students in line with the University’s core values and student rights. Student rights may involve things such as student participation, students' work environment, how to conduct exams and degree projects and much more. Rights List of student rights (pdf, new tab) "The list of rights for students at Lund University

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Sociology of Law Department  The Sociology of Law Department's Staff DirectoryQuestions about the Master's programme and coursesProgramme AdministratorHelena EdbergVisiting hours: by appointmentTelephone: +46 72-531 45 74E-post: helena [dot] edberg [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] seHead of DepartmentAnna LundbergTelephone: +46 70-946 62 30E-mail: anna [dot] lundberg [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] seDirecto

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Graduate Level (Second Cycle). Autumn Semester. RÄSN10, Critical Perspectives on Criminal Justice and SocialControl, 7.5 credits This is a master's level course, based on socio-legal and critical criminological perspectives on approaches to crime, criminal justice and social control. You will discuss theory and empirical knowledge within critical studies of crime, social control and criminal polic

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Graduate Level (Second Cycle). Autumn Semester. RÄSN04, lnternship in Sociology of Law, 15 credits. This master's level course is only available as part of the Master's Programme in Sociology of Law (SASOL). Course content You spend 10 weeks in a for the course relevant organisation. During this time, you are continuously active in the activities of the organisation, work with qualified assignment

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Graduate Level (Second Cycle). Autumn Semester. RÄSN11, Law, Society and Corruption, 7.5 credits Corruption is an elusive concept that needs to be studied and understood from multi-disciplinary perspectives. The course will introduce you to global and interdisciplinary perspectives in the area of corruption and anti-corruption studies. Specifically by examining the emergence, explanation, survival

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Graduate Level (Second Cycle). Autumn Semester. RÄSN03, lnternship in Sociology of Law, 30 credits. This master's level course is only available as part of the Master's Programme in Sociology of Law (SASOL). Course content You spend 20 weeks in a relevant organisation and are during this period continuously engaged in its activities, working with qualified tasks related to globalissues and conduct

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A different perspective on law and society... Sociology of law is a scientific field that studies the social preconditions of the law and the justice system, and their effects on society.

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Doctoral Studies at the Sociology of Law Department Table of contents What are PhD studies? - The role of the Faculty of Social Sciences - Entry requirements and admission PhD courses and thesis work - Doctoral seminars - Defence of the doctoral thesis - PhD courses Teaching as a PhD student - Higher education teacher training - How teaching affects your employment Terms of employment - Welcome gu

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Interviews with students of the master's program in sociology of law Tamy Al Saad Graduated in 2021 Thomas Duke Labik Amanquandor Graduated in 2020 Johari Graduates in 2025

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Sociology of Law courses at all levels Bachelor levelSociology of Law: Introduction - online course (10 credits)Master levelCritical Perspectives on Criminal Justice and Social Control (7.5 credits)Law, Society and Corruption (7.5 credits)Artificial Intelligence: An Intersectional Perspective (7.5 credits) Introduction to Sociology of Law (15 credits) Socio-Legal Theory and Practice (15 credits)-

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Research Projects Ongoing socio-legal studies at the department. Contact Our Researchers Published Research Research produced by the Sociology of Law Department. Doctoral studies Opening doors to a creative research environment. Child Rights Institute A network-based organisation at Lund University focusing on child rights.

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Shortcuts What is sociology of law? Associate Professor Måns Svensson explains. Master's Programme in Sociology of Law Stand-alone Courses Research Seminars Featuring local and international researchers of law and society. Research Projects Ongoing socio-legal studies at the department. Experts for Media Enquiries Find an expert at our department. Calendar Link to RSS 22 January 2025 13:15 to 15:0

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Graduate Level (Second Cycle). Autumn Semester. Half Speed. RÄSN12, Artificial Intelligence: An Intersectional Perspective, 7.5 credits The course places the use and the development of artificial intelligence (AI) and associated digital technologies (such as self-learning algorithms, autonomous machines and Human-Machine interfaces) in a historical, social and legal context. The course integrates

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- Policy and legal responses to the exploitation of migrant workers in the Nordic countries While the Nordic countries are well-known for the welfare systems, equality and good working conditions, migrant workers are at the same time exploited in these countries in sectors such as construction, service, logistic and transport, horticulture and agriculture. Beyond the similarities between these Nor

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- Representations of Victims and Access to Justice The aim of the project is to understand how victims are represented when practitioners identify, categorize and respond to the exploitation of migrant workers and, by extension, the significance these representations have for the actual access to justice for victims of labor exploitation. The aim of the project is to understand how victims are rep

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Receive information about courses and their content or information about exams, or in which areas of the job market Sociology of Law is in demand. The master's programme and courses in English Helena Edberg Programme Administrator Available by appointment Phn. +46 46-222 36 62 E-post: helena [dot] edberg [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] se (helena[dot]edberg[at]soclaw[dot]lu[dot]se) Contact the Programm

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Information for journalists We can help you clarify and analyze the cause or functionality of laws, rules and norms. Contact the listed researchers concerning topics related to their expertise. You can also contact the Sociology of Law Department concerning topics not listed.For high-resolution photos of the department staff, contact theo [dot] hagman-rogowski [at] soclaw [dot] lu [dot] se. Courts

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The Social Sciences Faculty Library The Social Sciences Faculty Library (Samhällsvetenskapliga fakultetens bibliotek or Sambib) The Sociology of Law Department belongs to The Social Sciences Faculty Library (Samhällsvetenskapliga fakultetens bibliotek or Sambib). This is where you find course literature and reference literature and other publications in your subject area. The library reading rooms

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- The Master's Programme in Sociology of Law As part of your application for the Master's Programme in Sociology of Law, we require a statement of purpose. This also applies to Swedish citizens and non-citizens with a bachelor's degree from a Swedish university. Dear applicant, Thank you for considering us for your master's studies. As part of your application, please carefully complete this state

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Opening doors to a creative research environment The doctoral (PhD) programme consists of four years of full-time studies (240 credits). The studies can also be carried out part-time (no less than half-time) and cover eight years. As a doctoral candidate, you have the right, but not the obligation, to take a licentiate degree (120 credits) as a stage in the doctoral programme.Admission Requirement

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