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China’s Environmental Challenges: Domestic and Global Implications

 This workshop discusses the domestic and global aspects of China's environmental challenges. It provides insights into individual perceptions, behaviors and realities in both rural and urban China, as well as addresses different policies and government actions. The scholars pay attention to how environmental issues are related to inequalities in society, and how individuals, communities and local

https://www.ace.lu.se/chinas-environmental-challenges-domestic-and-global-implications - 2026-08-29

Associations and Networks

The Centre and its staff members are involved in a number of networks related to the field of Asian Studies. For further information about these various networks, please see each network. European Association for Chinese Studies (EACS)The purpose of the European Association for Chinese Studies (EACS) is to promote and foster all scholarly activities related to Chinese Studies in Europe.EACS serves

https://www.ace.lu.se/about-centre/associations-and-networks - 2026-08-29

Newsletters

The Centre publishes a newsletter a few times a year that provides information about developments at the Centre and upcoming events etc. Subscribe to our newsletter To receive information on upcoming events and activities Read previous newsletters 2026 Newsletter 2, March 2026Newsletter 1, January 2026 Close 2025 Newsletter 2, September 2025Newsletter 1, February 2025 Close 2024 Newsletter 2, Octo

https://www.ace.lu.se/about-centre/newsletters - 2026-08-29

Focus Asia 2017

26 october Financial Inclusion in Asia: Discourse and Discontent Since its initiation in the 1970s, the modern microfinance movement quickly became the most popular and best-funded development intervention worldwide, promising to reduce poverty and underdevelopment on a scale unprecedented in human history. However, since the mid-2000s, microfinance’s lustre has been tarnished due to a number of h

https://www.ace.lu.se/activities/selected-past-events/focus-asia/focus-asia-2017 - 2026-08-29

About the deposit

Student tenants pay a deposit before moving in Read more about the deposit, who needs to pay what, and when and how the deposit is refunded. The deposit is paid by all student tenants as a security payment that will be refunded after the contract ends, provided no extra damages or costs are incurred.Researcher tenants are generally vouched for by their respective host departments at Lund Universit

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/tenants/rent/about-deposit - 2026-08-29

How to apply

Here we will guide you through step one of applying for housing, how to log on to the housing portal. Where can you find the housing account? Please follow the link below to the housing account.Housing Account pageLog in to your housing accountStep 1Click 'Login' under LU Student Account   Step 2aUse your SSO/ Student ID to log in  Step 2b: If you don't have a student accountIf you do not have a s

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/how-apply - 2026-08-29

Application tutorial

Below you can find information on how to make a housing application. How do I make a housing application?Step 1: Join the queueLog in to your housing account and navigate to the "Housing" section on the left side of your screen. Then click on “Join Queue” to begin your housing application.  Step 2: Apply for available housingIf there are active applications, click on the one you are interested in

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/how-apply/tutorial - 2026-08-29

Responding to offer Tutorial

Below you can find information on the procedure once you have recieved an offer. Receiving/Accepting an offer Step 1: Receiving an housing offerWhen you receive a housing offer, you'll be notified via e-mail. Please note that this is the e-mail registered with LU Accommodation. For programme students this is usually their Lund University e-mail.This is an example of how the message looks like. The

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/how-apply/responding-offer-tutorial - 2026-08-29

Housing Queue

LU Accommodation has a housing queue that is reset before each semester, to determine who will have precedence when applying for available accommodation. The Housing QueueThe housing queue is active during the entire application period, and is used to determine whose application for housing is processed first. All applicants for housing must register an account, join the queue and then actively ap

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/queue - 2026-08-29

Who can apply?

LU Accommodation is limited to offering accommodation to specific groups of primarily International students and researchers. As a state-owned university, Lund University is limited by regulations from the Swedish Government. These regulations specify how and to whom LU Accommodation is allowed to sublet housing.Student AccommodationEligible student groupsLU Accommodation can offer housing to all

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/who-can-apply - 2026-08-29

Housing Offers

Applicants are offered housing according to queue position, availability and preferences. Once an offer is received, an applicant has five days to respond to the offer. If they decline the offer, they exit the queue, but are welcome to join again, as the lowest priority type. Once an application period closes, all applicants who applied for available housing are ranked in the queue, and will be of

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/students/apply/queue/housing-offers - 2026-08-29

Apply for researcher accommodation

LU Accommodation publishes available accommodation throughout the year. Read more to learn when and how to apply. Who can apply?PhD-students, guest researchers and newly employed postdoctoral researchers are welcome to apply for housing through LU Accommodation. Guest researchers need their host department to submit the request for booking, while PhD and Postdoctoral researchers can validate their

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/researchers/apply - 2026-08-29

Request for booking

Visitors at Lund University can book rooms at University Guest House. You need to be connected to Lund University to be able to make a booking. As a visitor, if you are connected to a host department at Lund University please contact them to reserve a room. In this case it is the host department who manages the reservation, and the host department is also responsible for their guest during their s

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/form/request-booking - 2026-08-29

Key collection box information

Below you will find information regarding where you can pick up your keys through the key collection boxes outside of visiting hours. The key collection boxes are located by the entrance to Instrumentmakaregränden 1. To unlock the box, type in the code that you have recieved via email by LU Accommodation. Contact details AddressProfessorsgatan 1B, LundE-mailluacc [at] service [dot] lu [dot] se (lu

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/key-collection-box-information - 2026-08-29

Prices

At the University Guest House you can rent rooms for one night up to three months. All rooms have a private bathroom and guests have access to a shared kitchen. External Price Applicable to most bookings where the guest themself pays.Single room (VAT. incl.): 761 SEK/nightAfter day 17 the price cap is reached (12 180 SEK/month) and the price per night will be reduced to SEK 406/night.Double room (

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/university-guest-house/prices - 2026-08-29

Pålsjövägen

Pålsjövägen 1, 223 62 One bedroom apartments in a charming red brick building next to the Botanical Gardens; equally close to the city centre and the heart of the University. Housing options at PålsjövägenProfessorsstaden (Professor Town) is a green villa neighbourhood in the centre of Lund. Here, we offer 2 one bedroom apartments (apts) with a shared garden.TypeSize (sqm)Amount*Suitable forOne Be

https://www.luaccommodation.lu.se/researchers/accommodation/palsjovagen - 2026-08-29

Odling

Varför undervisa barn i odling?För att hjälpa dem att göra kloka matval? Ja!För att lära dem botanik? Ja!För att föra in fysiskt arbete och utevistelse under skoldagen? Ja!För att ge förståelse för arbetet som ligger bakom maten vi äter? Ja!För att lära dem om hållbar utveckling och att odla sin egen mat? Ja!Men mest av allt, odla med med barnen för att möta deras naturliga entusiasm för allt leva

https://www.botan.lu.se/barn-och-skolor/odling - 2026-08-29