Lund University usually has about 300 employers purchase and participate in our contract education courses/programmes per year. Our customers have been regional, national and international, which has given us plenty of experience, a wide circle of contacts and many new approaches. Your education ideas may be of interestLund University offers a wide range of open contract education courses/programm

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We can all help to reduce our energy use, especially during the winter months when electricity demand is at its highest and prices are likely to peak. Energy saving tipsAs an employee, you can start saving energy straight away by reducing unnecessary electricity use. Tips on energy-saving habits that work for everyone:Switch off lights in rooms you are not in, and only switch on the lighting you n

https://www.staff.lu.se/support-and-tools/premises-and-parking/save-energy - 2025-05-04

Working with contract education gives you great opportunities for development while you are helping to disseminate research and receive valuable input from wider society. Lund University's policy on contract educationContract education shall disseminate knowledge and thereby contribute to community development.Contract education shall both capture and meet the needs of wider society and external a

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Start-up processTo find out what the customer agreement looks like, see template below.Customer agreement on contract education (Word 37 kB, new tab)General Terms for Contract Education at Lund University (PDF 31 kB, new tab)If you need help calculating the staff and venue costs, for Lund University and your employer, use the following template. Estimated costs for contract education, in Swedish (

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/contract-education/practical-support-and-templates - 2025-05-04

A large number of researchers and teaching staff at Lund University have over the years taken the opportunity to share their knowledge with the community through commissioned education. Meet some of them here! Johan Bergström, senior lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering (LTH) Johan Bergström is programme manager for the Master's programme "Human Factors and Systems Safety" and is passionate abou

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/contract-education/meet-teaching-staff-who-have-engaged-commissioned-education - 2025-05-04

Coordinated analysis for strategic internationalisation CASI – Coordinated Assessment for Strategic Internationalisation – is a project for joint analysis of the conditions for international academic cooperation in a geopolitically changing world. Project is jointly run by Lund University, Karolinska Institutet, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, University of Gothenburg, Stockholm University and

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/global-engagement-and-international-matters/global-responsible-engagement/casi-project - 2025-05-04

International collaborations within the EUGLOH alliance Developing new courses, programmes and COILs is an important part of the work as a teacher, but it is also a time-consuming process. Now you can apply for seed money to develop new courses, programmes and COILs in collaboration with foreign universities. To ensure that the educational offer at the University is of high quality and meets the n

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/global-engagement-and-international-matters/funding-collaborations-and-mobility/seed-money-develop-courses-programmes-coils - 2025-05-04

In this issue you can read about several exciting events. Kristin Eneroth highlights Buzz of Europe, which is an event that shows the University’s cultural and creative breadth as a part of the application to become a Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC), and Ann-Kristin Wallengren talks about the planning of this year’s Future Days (formerly Future Week). Happy Easter! University-wide news Sh

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-7-2022 - 2025-05-04

In this issue, Lena Eskilsson writes about a EUGLOH application and Susanne Kristensson explains the university-wide management of Ukraine-related issues. You can also read about the innovative meeting place X Lab and the opportunities available to all students and staff. And a request to use copy paper sparingly due to expected delivery problems. University-wide news Show more news On the Univers

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-6-2022 - 2025-05-04

In this issue you can read Kristina Eneroth talk about the university's work in mapping the university's international activities. The Vice-Chancellor writes about the war in Ukraine and how it can affect academia and democracy. You can also read about the university's major event for Ukraine on March 17. University-wide news Show more news On the University Management’s agenda Erik Renström, Vice

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-5-2022 - 2025-05-04

Here is a list of the funds available for Ukrainian researchers who want a research position in Sweden. The list is updated when there are more opportunities and there are more financiers who are about to release calls aimed at researchers in Ukraine. Last updated: 2022-08-22.Swedish Research Council tasked with gathering information on support to Ukrainian researchersThe Government has now tasked

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Travel regulations Where do I find the travel regulations? The travel regulations and general advice on travel can be found in the Rules and Regulations section of the Staff Pages. The primary contact for employees with questions on interpreting the rules and regulations is their line manager. Regulations for business travel at Lund University (PDF 41 kB, new tab) General guidelines for business t

https://www.staff.lu.se/support-and-tools/business-travel/faq-business-travel - 2025-05-04

This page provides relevant information on terms of employment for doctoral students. Short cutsEmployment period Student finance for doctoral studiesSalaryWorking hoursSick leave and annual leaveReimbursement for business tripsHealth promotionLeave of absenceSecondary employmentInsuranceFees for assignments on committees and boardsThe doctoral studentship ends Employment periodEmployment as a doc

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In this issue, Per Mickwitz tells us that eleven profile area applications will be summoned for an in-depth interview. Jimmie Kristensson talks about a new event to discuss the threat to academic freedom in Ukraine and how we can offer support. University-wide news Show more news On the University Management’s agenda Jimmie Kristensson, Pro Vice-Chancellor"At Lund University, we strive to safeguar

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-8-2022 - 2025-05-04

Vice-Chancellor Erik Renström would like to wish everyone a great summer and sums up an impressive year. Per Mickwitz reveals which five profile areas the Vice-Chancellor have decided on 23 June for 2022-2030. Jimmie Kristensson talks about the work to develop the University’s recruitment management. University-wide news Show more news On the University Management’s agenda Erik Renström, Vice-Chan

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-12-2022 - 2025-05-04

In this issue you can read about Per Mickwitz’s participation in a European conference on open science, the EOSC, of which Lund University has just become a member. Membership will mean more investment in open research data. Kristina Eneroth explains that the call for thematic collaboration initiatives is now open, this time also welcoming applications that include education. University-wide news

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-11-2022 - 2025-05-04

Read about the University Management Group’s experiences of their study visit to Utrecht and the lessons and thoughts they brought back with them. University-wide news Show more news On the University Management’s agenda The University Management Group visited Utrecht at the end of April. Here are their observations from the trip.Erik Renström, vice-chancellor"Openness is the word that resonates i

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-10-2022 - 2025-05-04

In this issue, Vice-Chancellor Erik Renström writes about the doctoral degree conferment ceremonies. You can also read about the management’s visit to Utrecht, from the perspective of Utrecht University. University-wide news Show more news On the University Management’s agenda Erik Renström, Vice-Chancellor"Education is often compared to a journey – throughout your life, you continue to fill up yo

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Here you will find information on your local health and safety representative, your principal health and safety representatives, health and safety committees, and the responsibilities they each have. You can also read about the election of Health and Safety representatives. Content on this page: Your local health and safety representativeHealth and safety committeesElection of Health and Safety re

https://www.staff.lu.se/employment/work-environment-and-health/health-and-safety-representatives-health-and-safety-committees - 2025-05-04

On this page you will find information and guidance about how to manage credit-transfer cases for first and second-cycle studies. Here you will also find Lund University’s guidelines for credit transfer and useful links for assessment of qualifications. ShortcutsCredit transfer – for whom, what, and why?Processing of credit transfer applicationsCredit transfer in LadokAssessment of qualifications

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/education-support/study-administration/credit-transfer-first-and-second-cycle-education - 2025-05-04