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An overview of the University structure Click on the image to enlarge (new tab).Find a text version of the information in the image below: Overview of Lund University's organisational structure (text version) The Electoral College, Vice-Chancellor/University Management, Internal Audit, and the University's Holding Companies and Foundations report directly to the University Board:Electoral College

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Education from Lund University is recognised around the world. Learn more about the degree types we offer, the credit system and grading scales. DegreesThe Swedish higher education system is divided into three cycles. Below you will find an overview of the degree types and their credit requirements. First cycle degrees (undergraduate degrees) Higher Education Diploma: 120 ECTS creditsBachelor's De

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The management of Lund University consists of:The Vice-ChancellorThe Deputy Vice-ChancellorThe Pro Vice-ChancellorsThe University DirectorThe Vice-ChancellorThe vice-chancellor is appointed by the Swedish Government for a maximum of six years after a proposal from the University Board and is the University's highest executive and principal representative. The vice-chancellor's responsibilities inc

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The University Board is the highest decision-making body of the University. Its role is to "supervise all matters concerning the higher education institution" and it is "responsible for the performance of its duties", according to the Higher Education Act, Chapter 2, Section 2. The University Board consists of:the Vice-Chancelloreight community representatives appointed by the Swedish Government,

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Start your academic career with us and make a difference World-class research, outstanding research staff and specialised research environments at Lund University create excellent conditions for doctoral students. As a doctoral student at Lund University, you will be well prepared for a successful career as an independent researcher. During your studies, you will have the opportunity to publish yo

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As a Bachelor's or Master's student, you can spend one to twelve months studying at another Nordic higher education institution. Lund University has agreements with many higher education institutions across the Nordic countries. About the grant Learn more about Nordplus – nordplusonline.org Application periods If you have been nominated for studies elsewhere in the Nordic countries, your internati

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Lund University offers different options for students interested in studying the Swedish language. Study Abroad Swedish Course PackageThe Study Abroad Swedish Course Package is designed for those who are interested in developing a profound knowledge of the Swedish language and who are seeking a unique Scandinavian 'study abroad' experience. We offer a full-time, two-semester package (Levels 1–8).T

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The links below open in a new tab:Webmail for employees (opens in new tab)Webmail for students (opens in new tab)Web calendar for students (opens in new tab)

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The official academic year at Lund University is divided into two semesters (autumn and spring), each lasting 20 weeks. Semester dates at Lund UniversityThe academic year 2026/2027Autumn semester 2026: 31 August 2026–17 January 2027Spring semester 2027: 18 January 2027–6 June 2027The academic year 2027/2028Autumn semester: 30 August 2027–16 January 2028Spring semester: 17 January 2028–4 June 2028W

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Join the Alumni Network Enjoy exclusive benefits, events and news! Membership benefits Explore what's available to you as a member of the Alumni Network.  Events for alumni Stay connected and network with fellow alumni through social, cultural and professional activities. News and stories Get inspired by stories and updates from Lund University alumni through our newsletter, blog and social media.

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Check the requirements before you applyThere are specific requirements for students from most countries wanting to study at a university in Sweden. It is very important that you check these before applying to a programme or course at a Swedish university. Some of the requirements relate to academic qualifications and eligibility to study at a Swedish university. Others are instructions related to

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Here you will find contact details and links to information about where to turn with questions relating to studies, collaboration, finances and emergencies, among other things. The University's contact informationThe University switchboard is usually open from 8:00 to 16:30 on weekdays. However, on certain occasions such as working day between holidays, it closes earlier.Telephone (switchboard):+4

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15 October 2026 15:00 to 15:20 | Other Why does baby Jesus often look like a small, sometimes balding old man in the medieval arts? Discover and learn to interpret the expressive and colorful language of the Scanian medieval art, where symbols of all kinds permeated everything from sculptures to fresco paintings. In a journey spanning the 11th century to the 16th century, we encounter everything f

https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/calendar/guided-tour-medieval-halls-introduction-medieval-church-art-scania - 2026-10-13

14 October 2026 15:00 to 15:20 | Other People often talk about Jesus, but what happened to virgin Mary? During the Middle Ages, Mary was one of the most important characters in Christianity, but today she is largely overlooked in Scandinavian Christianity. In the medieval cult of saints, she had an exceptionally important and influential position, people often turning to her in times of difficulty

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22 October 2026 15:00 to 15:20 | Other Our museum keeps objects from all continents and epochs. Join our guided tour and discover some of the most exciting – and sometimes most forgotten – of these historical treasures! In our exhibitions you are greeted by the most lavish of medieval altarpieces, to mystical mummies, awkward contraceptives from the early 19th century, and one of scania’s oldest r

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18 October 2026 15:00 to 15:20 | Other Welcome to the treasure trove that is the Museum's coin cabinet! Here we find everything from exclusive silver from the Viking age, to huge copper coins from the legendary Loshult Coup of 1676. Coins are not only a means of payment, but they also offer a fascinating glimpse into the politics, culture and social conditions of an era. Why were coins cut into pi

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If you are a current student at Lund University and are interested in studying abroad, the first step is to talk to your programme coordinator. Check with them whether the structure of your programme allows for an exchange period. If your programme structure allows for an exchange period, you can talk to your faculty's international coordinators/international office to find out about available exc

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18 October 2026 15:00 to 16:15 | Performance, Other Daniel Fjellström (composer), Vanja Hamidi Isacson (playwright and doctor in performative and media practices) 18 October 2026, at 15:00–16:15 Duration: 75 minutes including live presentation and discussion.This public presentation will feature excerpts from the multilingual work “Det finns inga ord” (There are no words). Actors, singers and musi

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19 October 2026 10:00 | Conference What will the future of logistics and supply chain look like? Which innovations, research and business opportunities will shape the industry? REAL Impact: Supply Chain Innovation Forum brings together researchers, industry leaders, alumni and the next generation of talent for a day of inspiration, new perspectives, meaningful conversations and networking. With Lu

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4 November 2026 13:00 to 14:00 | Seminar An open seminar Kathrin Maurer is Professor for Culture and Technology at the University of Southern Denmark. In her talk, Kathrin examines how Pierre Huyghe’s recent artworks challenge and destabilise borders between human and non-human life forms, as well as distinctions between the living and the non-living, the biological and the technological. Drawing

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