Afina from Indonesia What is the best thing about the Service Management programme?The programme has a well-designed syllabus. It really guides students to understand the theories and concepts that are useful for practice in the industry and also for lifelong learning. Additionally, the course design usually provides useful workshops for students to do well in assignments and examinations.Why did

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Terence from Mauritius Why did you choose the Supply Chain specialisation?The Supply chain specialization is something that I have had an interest in as it has an organizational thinking and problem-solving aspect to it, which I enjoy. I knew that I wanted to work with people while still having that supply chain aspect in my life and Service Management provided me with a combination of both worlds

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SMMX15, 7,5 credits The course provides students with an introduction to the history and philosophies of sustainability and sustainable development from a social science perspective. Theoretical key concepts such as ecological modernization, environmental governance and the Anthropocene are critically discussed in economic, organizational and justice-based contexts.More information:Welcome letterS

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Spring 2025 Semester 2SMMX21 Methods in Social Sciences (15 credits)SyllabusReading listExaminerFor specialisation Culture and Creativity ManagementSMMX22 Service Development and Entrepreneurship (15 credits)SyllabusReading listExaminerFor specialisation Retailing and ConsumptionSMMM23 Digitalizing Stores (7.5 credits)SyllabusReading listExaminerSMMM24 Retail Development and Places (7.5 credits)Sy

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To confirm your plans to study at the Master Programme in Service Management for the start in 2024, please fill in this SIR form (Statement of Intention to Register) no later than June 2. Name: (required) Address: (required) Postaladdress: (required) Country (required) Email (required) I am admitted to the Master Programme in Service Management, with specialisation: (required) Culture and Creativi

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Dear master students on the course SMMV18, We are happy to invite you to a workshop on how to become interculturally competent. Guest lecturer is Lu Yi Nilsson, international coordinator at the Social Science Faculty. During the workshop, we will explore what intercultural competence is, why it’s essential in today’s world, and how it represents a lifelong learning journey. We’ll also cover interc

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The Department of Service Studies is part of several interdisciplinary research centers and networks. What characterizes these platforms is that they work as gathering points for researchers and practitioners, stimulating research and dialogue across boundaries – both within the academy and in the surrounding society. Centre for retail researchAn interdisciplinary centre of excellence in retail re

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SESA03, stand-alone course, 3 credits Are you interested in understanding how volunteerism can strengthen Sweden's preparedness in times of crisis and war? To enhance total defense and civil preparedness, Sweden has intensified its efforts, especially after joining NATO. This course focuses on the role of volunteerism in crises and wars, and how volunteer organizations collaborate with public auth

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To confirm your plans to study at the Master Programme in Service Management for the start in 2025, please fill in this SIR form (Statement of Intention to Register) no later than June 1. Status message Sorry...This form is closed to new submissions. Leave this field blank Master CoordinatorBritta Persson Email: master [at] ses [dot] lu [dot] se (master[at]ses[dot]lu[dot]se)Phone: +46 42 35 65 97

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3 September 2025 16:00 | Lecture/talk Illustration: Emma Nyberg. Welcome to a talk by Professor David J Burn  Newcastle University, UK Lecture title: Predicting dementia in Parkinson’sLecture host: Per Odin Professor David Burn has been Pro-Vice Chancellor of the Faculty of Medical Sciences, Newcastle University since 2017.   He is an honorary consultant neurologist.  Since designation by NIHR and

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29 September 2025 08:30 | Conference The date for our annual retreat has been set to September 29-30, and the event will take place at Clarion Hotel & Congress Sea U in Helsingborg. A link to the registration form has been sent via email from Diana Jerman. Please contact Diana (diana [dot] jerman [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se) or Megg (megg [dot] garcia-ryde [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se) if you have no

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Our researchÅsa Mackenzie’s research group has as goal to solve the internal organization of the subthalamic area with the purpose to decode neurobiological underpinnings of emotion. Despite their impact on well-being, affective symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, including anxiety, apathy and depression, have remained under-investigated. The underlying anatomy and neurocircuitry remain to be fully e

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Multidisciplinary neuroresearch on Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease Multidisciplinary research on neurodegenerative diseases and related brain disorders with the aim to better understand, treat, and cure. A strategic research area with pioneering rootsMultiPark is a strategic research area supported by the Swedish Government since 2010.We aim to unravel basic disease mechanisms, improve diagnos

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Donna Wilcock, Indiana University School of Medicine, USAThomas Perlmann, Karolinska Institutet, StockholmMarina Romero-Ramos, Aarhus University, DenmarkBart De Strooper, KU Leuven, Belgium, and University College London, EnglandGünther Deuschl, Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, GermanyDavid Devos, Medical Pharmacology CHU, University of Lille, INSERM U1172Li-Huei Tsai, Massachusetts Institute

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How MultiPark research creates value for society Our research is of high societal relevance. Living with a progressive neurodegenerative disease has detrimental effects for the individual and next of kins, including inducing major societal challenges. Moreover, major neurocognitive disorders (“dementia”) are considered a global health challenge and priority.  Our goal is to early detect those at r

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Evidence-based clinical guidelinesOur senior researchers contribute to the development of national and international evidence-based (GRADE) clinical guidelines since 2014, advancing standards of care across the field. Below are some examples:Parkinson-Krankheit: Leitlinien fur Diagnostik und Therapie in der Neurologie.German evidence-based guidelines for Parkinson´s disease (Evidence-grade: S2k).

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PROGRAM FOR 202524 April, 16:00, Segerfalk lecture hall, BMC A10Professor Bill Seeley, UCSF Memory and Aging Center, USALecture title: "Upstream pathogenesis in FTD/ALS"Lecture host: Alexander Santillo Bio-sketch:Professor Seeley is a behavioral neurologist who specializes in neurodegenerative dementia. His lab has taken a leading role in identifying the neuron types, brain regions, and large-scal

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MultiPark researchers contribute to international recommendations regarding diagnostics, prognostics, and treatments of neurodegenerative disorders. Below are some examples. 2025The Alzheimer's Association Global Biomarker Standardization Consortium (GBSC) plasma phospho-tau Round Robin study.Ashton NJ, Keshavan A, Brum WS, Andreasson U, Arslan B, Droescher M, Barghorn S, Vanbrabant J, Lambrechts

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27 November 2025 16:00 to 17:00 | Lecture/talk Illustration: Emma Nyberg. Welcome to a talk by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Oertel, Philipps-Universität Marburg, GermanyMore information about the seminar will follow soon.Lecture host: Per Odin About the eventLocation:Segerfalk lecture hall, BMC A10Contact:diana [dot] jerman [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se Save the event to your calendar

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11 November 2025 17:00 to 19:00 | Seminar Illustration: Emma Nyberg. Ända sedan MultiPark grundades har utveckling av cellterapi stått högt upp på agendan. Vägen från att få stamcellerna att utveckla sig på rätt sätt i labbet till att anpassa dem för transplantation till patienter har varit lång. Nu testas dessa dopaminproducerande stamceller för första gången i parkinsonpatienter i en klinisk prö

https://www.multipark.lu.se/calendar/multipark-cafe-stamcellsbehandlingar-vid-parkinsons-fran-provror-till-patient - 2025-09-01