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Here you will find information, support and useful links for your entire study period – from your first course to graduation. Getting started as a student The key things you need to get started and stay on track during the semester.Checklist for new students(This page is visible around the start of the semester)Canvas – the learning platformTimetable (TimeEdit)Course literature and syllabi Support
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Information and advice about courses and programmes, information about exams, advice on career path choices Contact our Study Advisers if you...Need guidance on your choice of education and your career path.Want information about courses, literature, education, examination etc.Want to give feedback on teaching and literature.Need help with study skills.Need help with planning your studies, if for
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For new students admitted to Gender Studies, Social Anthropology, Sociology or HR at Lund University. Checklist– to do before and at the start of the semester:Activate your Student Account at Passport before the semester starts.Register for the course in Ladok. Go to the compulsory introductory meeting. 1. Activate your Student Account Once you are accepted at Lund University, an account and a stu
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All courses and degree programmes offered in English at the Department of Sociology, Lund University. Application periods Autumn courses: mid-March to mid-April each year (the date varies).Spring courses: mid-September to mid-October each year (the date varies). Theme courses in English Our freestanding theme courses are intended as a supplement to other studies. They can usually be taken without
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How to find us Find the Department of Sociology in the Paradis area in central Lund. Looking for a specific member of staff? Find contact details for everyone at the Department of Sociology. The Department's regular opening hours The Department of Sociology is located in House G (Gamla lungkliniken). The building is open daytime:Monday–Thursday 07:30–17:00Friday 07:30–16:00 Head of Department and
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What did you study at the Department of Sociology?MA in Cultural CriminologyWhat have you done since graduating?Since graduating, I moved to Munich, Germany, and started working as a social worker. I have also been involved as a volunteer in aid deliveries for Ukraine.What is your current job?As a social worker, I work with adolescents and young adults in crisis-affected life situations in the fie
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Summer contact information Summer opening hours, contact info and more. New student? Three key steps before and at the start of term Link to welcome letters, an important checklist, and everything you need to know for the autumn term. Our department's three subjects Gender studies Social anthropology Sociology Research Find An Expert For journalists and others looking for an academic to provide an
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25 September 2026 15:15 to 17:00 | Other We celebrate three new docents: Axel Fredholm, Terese Anving and Susanne Bregnbæk.The event will include talks and continue with refreshments and mingle in the lunchroom.All are warmly welcome! About the eventLocation:The kitchen, Gamla lungklinikenContact:simon [dot] turner [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se Save the event to your calendar
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4 September 2026 15:15 to 17:00 | Other Ov Cristian Norocel will talk about the new themed section in the European Journal of Politics and Gender called Bringing the researcher in: Methodological, ethical and institutional challenges to studying far-right politics and anti-gender mobilisations.The event will include talk and continue with refreshments and mingle in the lunchroom.All are warmly wel
Focusing on the role of cultural structures in understanding and explaining the interrelation of differences and similarities that express, and make possible, the mobilization of social groups, identities, and hierarchies. Cultural Space is a research environment that promotes a multidisciplinary and analytically rigorous focus on the cultural dimensions of social life. Our focus is broad, and inc
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Course code: HURN04, 15 credits Study period: 31 August – 1 November 2026 Mandatory introductory meetingThe course starts with a mandatory introductory meeting which will be held online:1 September at 09:00–11:00You will be invited to the Zoom meeting by your teacher via a link which is communicated in the learning platform Canvas. Here is a link to a Canvas page about Zoom and how this tool works
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Course code: HURN06, 15 credits Study period: 2 November 2026 – 17 January 2027 Mandatory introductory meetingThe course starts with a mandatory introductory meeting.Time and place:2 November at 10:00–12:00,G:a Paviljongen (house P) room P 206, street address Allhelgona kyrkogata 16AThe introduction is followed by a lecture at 13:00–14:00 in the same house P, room 115. IMPORTANT! Attending the int
Course code: SASA16, 7.5 credits Study period: 31 August – 1 November 2026 The course explores key Scandinavian political, social, feminist and literary texts in relation to gender, and analyses early movements for women’s rights in relation to the development within the labour movement. Overall, you will gain knowledge about gender, social change and modernity in Sweden/Scandinavia, covering the
https://www.soc.lu.se/en/welcome-letters-autumn/welcome-course-gender-social-change-and-modernity-swedenscandinavia - 2026-07-15
Course code: SASA25, 7.5 credits Study period: 31 August – 1 November 2026 The aim of The course Gender, Citizenship and Migration is to provide you with basic knowledge of current racialised formations of gender, citizenship, and migration.Social, economic, political as well as cultural dimensions of citizenship and migration are addressed. The course engages with key theoretical debates in the f
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Course code: SASA27, 7.5 credits Study period: 2 November 2026 – 17 January 2027 The course Scandinavian Model of Equality - Gender, Class Ethnicity and the Social Welfare State, focuses on debates about the Scandinavian welfare states and on critical perspectives on the models of gender equality they have developed.We will cover issues such as citizenship and representation in political instituti
Course code: GNVN05, 7.5 credits Study period: 31 August – 29 September 2026 This course offers you an opportunity to deepen your understanding of intersectional perspectives on relations between gender, on the one hand, and migration, globalization, power and change, on the other.Mandatory introductory meetingThe course starts with a course introduction. The introduction is mandatory, if you are
https://www.soc.lu.se/en/welcome-letters-autumn/welcome-course-gender-studies-gender-global-world - 2026-07-15
Course code: GNVN06, 7.5 credits Study period: 30 September – 1 November 2026 The course focuses on the economic, political and cultural changes in gender regimes and conviviality in Europe. You will deepen your knowledge of theories and analysis on how gender, migration, sexuality and family have become central to the understanding of the political development in Europe. The course will also prov
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Research within the theme Gender, Sexuality, Queer, Trans takes place in a vibrant and internationally connected research environment that examines gender and sexuality as intersecting structures of power, oppression and resistance. Rooted in feminist, queer, transfeminist and crip theoretical traditions, this field has developed into a strong and distinctive research profile within the Division o
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Research within the theme Race, migration, nationalism takes place in an internationally renowned and expansive research environment. Building on a long‑standing tradition of postcolonial and decolonial scholarship, the theme has become a leading hub for the critical study of race, migration and nationalism in Sweden, the Nordic region and internationally. The research environment is characterised
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Research within the theme Labour, Social Reproduction, Justice and Welfare examines work, care, welfare and justice at the intersection of economy, ecology and the state. Grounded in feminist, socialist and Marxist traditions, research in the theme explores how labour and working life, social and environmental justice, criminal justice systems and welfare regimes are shaped and contested in times
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