Do you have questions about The Denver-Lund Study abroad Programme? Contact us! Lindsey Feitz, Denver UniversityAssociate Teaching ProfessorGender and Women's Studies ProgramLindsey [dot] Feitz [at] du [dot] eduMaria Persson, Lund UniversityStudent AdvisorDepartment of Gender StudiesMaria [dot] Persson [at] genus [dot] lu [dot] se (Maria[dot]Persson[at]genus[dot]lu[dot]se) What's it like studing a

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Some common questions about the Denver-Lund Study abroad Programme are listed here. How do I apply?You apply via Denver University.How much does it cost?The first year you pay via Denver University. The second year (the MSc) you pay directly to Lund University. The tuition is 100 000 SEK.Are there scholarships?Yes, there are. Find out more here:Lund University Global Scholarship programmeThe Lund

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What is the content of the Denver-Lund Study Abroad Programme? During your two years in Lund you will get the opportunity to broaden you knowledge of the Scandinavian Welfare Models as well as deepen your theoretical and methodological knowledge within Gender Studies.During your first year you will take classes together with exchange students from all over the world, as well as Swedish students fr

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The second year of your Study Abroad Programme will be a part of your Master’s degree in Gender Studies from Lund University. During this academic year you will study courses on the graduate level. Fall semesterThe fall semester will start with two courses focusing on feminist theory in a Global and European context. The courses run full time after one another, meaning you will be able to focus on

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What can you expect from your two years at Lund University? Lund as student cityConsidered the number one city for students in Sweden, Lund offers an exciting campus environment with a vibrant student life, an international atmosphere and memorable student traditions.Lund as a student-cityPreparing to comeThere are, of course, a number of things to take care of before you arrive in Lund. All admit

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Our department is located at Sandgatan 11 in Lund. The Department of Gender Studies is located in a building called Gamla Lungklinken at Sandgatan 11 in Lund, together with the Department of Sociology.On the first floor in the building, you'll find studyplaces for students and lecture room 101, 125 and 133. Here you can also find a room for student assocaitions connected to Gender studies, Sociolo

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Är du trans och/eller intersex, mellan 15-25 år, och går eller har gått grund- eller gymnasieskolan i Sverige? Vad fungerar bra, vad fungerar inte och vad bör förändras? Mitt namn är Irina Schmitt, jag är forskare på Genusvetenskapliga institutionen på Lunds universitet och vill gärna prata med dig för en studie om unga och unga vuxna trans och intersex personers erfarenheter i skolan. Utgångspunk

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The Division's Opening Hours The Division of Gender Studies is located in House G (Gamla lungkliniken). The building is open daytime:Monday–Thursday 07:30–17:00Friday 07:30–16:00Do you want to contact one of the staff members? Use our staff lists and make an appointment. Head of Department and Directors of Studies Head of DepartmentMagnus KarlssonEmail: magnus [dot] karlsson [at] soc [dot] lu [dot

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The requirements for a PhD are such that the studies leading to the degree usually take four years. This presumes on the one hand that students have the required prior knowledge and on the other hand that they apply themselves entirely to their studies and make the most of the courses and programmes on offer. The education leading to a PhD degree covers a total of 240 credits, divided into a cours

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Ongoing and Recent Research Projects 2011-14Research leader of a project on “Recognition and Homosexuality: The Socio-Cultural Status of Same-Sex Relations in India and Vietnam”. Project includes a post-doctoral fellow; P. Horton and a doctoral student; M. Tonini. Funded by Sida. In collaboration with the Department of Geography, University of Delhi and the National Institute of Educational Scienc

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Eligibility and admissionTo have basic eligibility for third cycle (doctoral) studies, a student must have (1) passed an exam at second cycle (Master’s) level, (2) fulfilled the course requirements for at least 240 higher education credits, of which at least 60 at second cycle level, or (3) acquired equivalent knowledge in some other way.The applicant should have a degree in Gender Studies or in a

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As a doctoral student, besides undertaking your research studies, you will be expected to teach undergraduates and/or take on administrative duties. Here you will find information concerning this aspect of the position. Part of a group of lecturersAs a doctoral student you are also part of the group of lecturers and will be teaching and/or taking care of administrative tasks. The director of studi

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In an emergency – call 112Don’t forget to dial 0-112 if you are calling from within the University.University security control centre – 20 700If you need to contact a security officer or the University’s on-call staff, call +46 46 222 07 00.First aidIn the event of a sudden cardiac arrest, time is crucial. Once you have called 112, it can take up to 20 minutes before an ambulance is on site. There

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Principal investigator Ulrika Andersson, Faculty of Law, Lund University in collaboration with Lena Karlsson, Gender Studies Department, Lund University, Clare McGlynn, Durham University, Linnea Wegerstad, Faculty of Law, Lund University. Marianne och Marcus Wallenbergs Stiftelse 2019-2022och The torrent of #metoo witness narratives of sexual violence and harassment has brought the inadequacy of t

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HOW DID CIVIL SOCIETY REACT WHEN HIV/AIDS CAME TO SWEDEN IN THE BEGINNING OF THE 1980s? HOW DID VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS ADAPT TO A NEW REALITY WHEN NEW MEDICINES APPEARED IN THE 1990s? HOW DID THEY INTERACT WITH THE STATE AND WITH EACH OTHER? Funded by The Swedish Research Council (VR) Project period: 2017–2019 The project aims at investigating the role of the Swedish civil society during the HIV/

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WHAT WERE THE CONDITIONS FOR SEX WORKERS TO ORGANISE IN DENMARK, NORWAY AND SWEDEN? Funded by the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Ottar Fund Project period: 2015–2020 Approved by Lund Regional Ethical Committee (no. 2016/214) Stig Danielson, ’Rabbits of Affection’ 1974. The art project ’Rabbits of Affection’ was inspired by the lives of sex workers and was displayed at Konstfrämjandet in Malmö

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HOW DID DIFFERENT FORMS OF QUEER ACTIVISM INFLUENCE THE NORDIC WELFARE STATES SINCE THE EARLY 1950s? WHAT CHANGES IN GENDER, SEXUALITY AND GENDER EXPRESSION DEFINE CONTEMPORARY SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETIES AND WHAT ARE THEIR ROOTS? Funded by the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet) In progress 2019–2022 The project will result in a comprehensive history of gay, lesbian, bisexual, queer, trans, and

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Ongoing and Recent Research Projects 2011-14Research leader of a project on “Recognition and Homosexuality: The Socio-Cultural Status of Same-Sex Relations in India and Vietnam”. Project includes a post-doctoral fellow; P. Horton and a doctoral student; M. Tonini. Funded by Sida. In collaboration with the Department of Geography, University of Delhi and the National Institute of Educational Scienc

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On this page you will find your course schedule, literature list and syllabus. Click on the course name and the documents will be visible through links. Make sure the document you open concerns the intended course. Hyperlinks are added to the page manually and mistakes can occur. Contact webbredaktor [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se (webbredaktor[at]soc[dot]lu[dot]se) if you find deviations. Relevant li

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The Department of Gender Studies have had the pleasure of hosting various guest researchers through the years. Here we list researchers who have been at the department between 2015 and now. Illustration: Sarah Hirani Current visiting scholars Lærke Munk Rigtrup-Lindemann, Doctoral student, Nord University in Norwegian Sápmi. Lærke Munk Rigtrup-Lindemann is PhD-student in sociology from Nord Univer

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