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Gender and diversity in teaching and learning Faculty course open for applications for the autumn of 2025. Read more and register here before 31 August. Sign up for a method workshop! Skill School offers eight methods workshops this autumn. I want to: Apply for a doctoral courseApply for pedagogical coursesBook premisesFind research fundingRead decisions or regulatory documentsSign up for a method
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4 credits This is the Faculty of Social Sciences’ introductory course for new PhD students. It is not a course in theory or method, but it provides you with generic knowledge (that is, knowledge that is not discipline-specific) that is useful for writing a doctoral thesis and pursue a career in academia. About the courseAutumn Term 2025Important dates and deadlinesCourse period: 15 September - 26
7.5 CREDITS About the courseImportant dates and deadlinesCourse period: 4 November 2025 - 16 January 2026Application deadline: 5 October 2025Click here to apply.OverviewThe course introduces a broad range of classical and contemporary texts in the tradition of the philosophy of science for the social sciences as well as influential debates in the field. The course provides an overview of the hist
At the Faculty of Social Sciences, continuous quality management is conducted at both faculty and department levels. Here you will find a quick overview of how the quality assurance activities are organised at the faculty. Faculty processes for quality assurance and quality enhancement of educationThe faculty’s work on quality assurance and enhancement of education consists of a number of differen
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7.5 CREDITS This course is part of the Agenda 2030 Graduate School and aims at providing a critical introduction to the 2030 Agenda from the perspectives of justice and equality. About the courseImportant dates and deadlinesCourse period: 1 November - 3 December 2024Application deadline 1 October 2024Click here to applyCourse contentThe course emphasizes the challenges involved in implementing the
On this page, you will find information about the Research Portal / LUCRIS and what you need to register in the system according to the Faculty of Social Sciences' minimum level. LUCRIS is Lund University’s central research information system. It consists of a user interface, LUCRIS, for entering and managing information, and a public portal, the Research Portal.Log in to LUCRISSee the faculty's i
ShortcutsStrategy and delegationsCrisis managementEmploymentFirst and second cycle educationResearch educationResearchAll documents below open in a new tab.You can also find more documents on the Swedish version of this page.Strategy and delegationsStrategy for the Faculty of Social Sciences, 2021–2026Delegation rules and work procedures at the Faculty of Social Sciences (PDF 498 kB)Crisis managem
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Each Friday, the University’s central administration publish a ‘basic newsletter’ with University-wide internal information directed to staff at all Lund University faculties. The newsletter contains practical information from the central administration that affects all staff, for example news concerning University-wide regulations and policies. Much of the content is also translated into English.
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Please fill in this form to apply for Faculty of Social Sciences joint PhD courses.Additional requirementsIf you are a doctoral student from another university, please download the Special Permission Form and submit it with your application below. Contact Maria Persson LingProgramme Coordinatormaria [dot] persson_ling [at] sam [dot] lu [dot] se Important dates DeadlinesThe last day to apply for co
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The Faculty of Social Sciences offers a wide variety of faculty joint doctoral courses ranging from methods courses, research ethics and courses in theory of science. How to applyInformation on how to apply and application formCourses autumn 2025New in academia: Doctoral Studies at the Faculty (4 credits)Research ethics (3 credits)Philosophy of science for the social sciences (7.5 credits)Courses,
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Crisis and emergency preparedness Read our action plan and download checklists here. Premises booking Communication support Processing of personal data and data protection International opportunities and partnerships
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Here you will find information on terms of employment and support services for doctoral students at the Faculty of Social Sciences. Salary increase in stages - your responsibilityIt is the responsibility of the doctoral student to ensure that applications for salary increase are submitted when the necessary credits have been earned. The doctoral student’s salary is increased in stages according to
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Please fill in this form to apply for Faculty of Social Sciences joint PhD courses. The last day to apply for all courses is Friday, 7 August 2020. Additional requirements If you are a doctoral student from another university, please download the Special Permission Form and submit it with your application below. Contact Maria Persson LingProgramme Coordinatormaria [dot] persson_ling [at] sam [dot]
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Faculty of Social Sciences How to applyFill in the application form via the link below to apply:Application for autumn 2025 coursesPlease discuss the courses you want to apply for with your supervisor before completing the application form. If the number of applicants exceeds available places, applicants are prioritised as follows:Doctoral students from the Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund Univers
3 credits About the courseCourse period: 6-17 October 2025Application deadline: 7 September 2025Click here to applyOverviewAnyone conducting research faces ethical issues of one or another sort. This course aims to make doctoral students (at the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Law, and the School of Economics and Management) well equipped to conduct their research in accordance with cur
Would you like to improve your Swedish? This page will inform you about the different options for doctoral students at the Faculty of Social Sciences. See information about the different courses below. Discuss the course you want to apply for with your supervisor. Course fees for courses offered by Lund University are covered by your department.1. Swedish for university staffDepending on your prev
The constant development of courses and study programmes is an important part of quality management and should be carried out continuously. When considerable changes to existing programmes, or completely new programmes, are planned, there are procedures for how this is to be accomplished, both at University and faculty level. When a new study programme is to be established, programme validation i
On completion of a course, a course evaluation and course evaluation report must be conducted. The aim is partly to collect the students’ perceptions of the course, and partly to create a basis for course development and feedback to the students. ImplementationCourse evaluationEach course must include a course evaluation in writing that gives students the opportunity to express their opinions anon
The faculty works with two-year operational plans that specify a number of prioritised areas for the upcoming years. Much of the work with the operational plan's priority areas is conducted through the faculty's boards and councils.The faculty management and faculty office break down the areas into more detailed activities, in order to be able to work more concretely with follow-up of the operatio
The faculty management regularly conducts operational discussions with all departments to ensure that the departments’ resources for education and research are used efficiently and optimally and that activities are developed and maintain high quality. The aim is also to provide supporting documentation for first- and second-cycle education for the planning of the following year’s allocation of res
