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The national application round for Bachelor's programmes and courses starting autumn 2026 is open 16 March–15 April. Courses on the Bachelor’s Programme in Design of Information Systems The Bachelor’s Programme in Design of Information Systems is given in swedish. Some courses may be given partially or entirely in english.   Semester 1: Introduction to Information Systems (SYSA21), 30 cr (in Swedi

https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-informatics/study-informatics/courses-informatics - 2026-07-15

If you have questions about any of our courses or programmes at first or second cycle level, this is where you should turn. You do not need to be a student at the Department to contact our academic advisors. The student guidance service can help you with, for example:guidance before applicationassessments of eligibilityquestions about disability supportsupport in your studiesstudy planningre-regis

https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-informatics/study-informatics/study-guidance-informatics - 2026-07-15

Our high-quality education opens doors to both working life and postgraduate studies. Information systems is an attractive field and some of our students are offered exciting jobs even before they graduate. I would say that the Department of Informatics prepared me extremely well for my career as a consultant. [...] It is important to be adaptable and have the ability to learn new technologies and

https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-informatics/study-informatics/career-and-labour-market-after-studies-informatics - 2026-07-15

As a LUSEM and Lund University student there are numerous international opportunities, such as internships, traineeship programs, and field studies available abroad. A selection that varies over time is presented on this page and could be the start of your international adventure. Minor Field StudiesIf you are coming to the end of your studies and wish to acquire more in-depth knowledge of global

https://www.lusem.lu.se/study/international-opportunities/other-international-opportunities-lusem-students - 2026-07-15

Optional courses Institutional Theory – past, present, future | 7.5 credits Course period: September–November 2026Course director: Olof HallonstenCourse syllabus (pdf)Course descriptionThe course is designed to introduce doctoral students to institutional theory of various kinds, including classic (‘old’) institutionalism, neoinstitutionalism, historical institutionalism, and Scandinavian institut

https://www.lusem.lu.se/organisation/department-business-administration/doctoral-studies-business-administration/doctoral-courses - 2026-07-15

The Academic Support Centre works to support students in the first and second cycles of study with study skills as well as academic writing and reading. This is done through consultations, workshops and lectures. We work in both English and Swedish. Book an activity with the Academic Support CentreDoes your faculty or department need support regarding academic writing, reading or study skills? If

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Lund University offers both general study guidance for the entire University and specialised study guidance at the different departments. This is time well spent that may allow students to broaden their perspectives, gain new knowledge about themselves and thereby earn a degree faster. Study guidance is a good basis for future choicesStudy guidance can help students figure out how to proceed with

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/education-support/support-students/study-guidance - 2026-07-15

Lund University offers targeted learning support for students with long-term disabilities to ensure equal study conditions. The support is coordinated by Disability Support Services and may include adaptations for teaching, examinations, and digital learning. Students with a long-term documented disability are eligible for targeted learning support from Lund University. Decisions and recommendatio

https://www.staff.lu.se/research-and-education/education-support/support-students/learning-support - 2026-07-15

If you want to collaborate with the Academic Support Centre by organising a group activity at your department or faculty, the director of studies must send in a request using this online form. The Academic Support Centre will then get back to you with more information. Name of the client for the group activity (director of studies or equivalent) (required) The client will also be the recipient of

https://www.staff.lu.se/form/request-group-activities-academic-support-centre - 2026-07-15

Pro Vice-Chancellor for strategy and global affairs. Kristina Eneroth is an associate professor of business administration with a focus on strategy and leadership. Her research focuses on strategic leadership and innovation.Kristina Eneroth has many years of experience as pro dean with special responsibility for international issues, education and external contacts at Lund University’s School of E

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University director for Lund University since 2012. The university director is responsible for the general management of the University’s administration and finances on behalf of the vice-chancellor, including general administrative procedures and support systems, and for the duties of the University’s central administration.The university director also has responsibility on behalf of the Vice-Cha

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Pro vice-chancellor for research, sustainability and campus development. Per Mickwitz is a professor of environmental policy and a former director of the International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE). He has worked for many years at the Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE) in roles such as researcher and research professor, and was research director for seven years.His res

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Pro Vice-Chancellor for Culture and Pedagogical Development. Ann Kristin Wallengren is a professor of film studies whose teaching and research has focused on the subject since the early 1990s. Over the years, she has had management assignments as director of studies, assistant head of department and pro dean at the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology. In these roles, she has mostly been res

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Deputy vice-chancellor. Lena Eskilsson has a PhD in human geography and economic geography and, since 2014, has worked at the Department of Service Management and Service Studies at Campus Helsingborg. Lena has long experience of teaching and research. She has held several senior positions such as director of studies, pro dean and vice dean at the Faculty of Social Science at Lund University.Lena

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lena-eskilsson - 2026-07-15

Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research Infrastructure, PhD-education, IT and External Engagement Viktor Öwall is a professor of integrated electronic systems. He obtained a Master of Science and doctoral degree in electrical engineering in 1988 and 1994 respectively. From 1995 to 1996 he was a postdoc at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA). He was dean of Lund University’s Faculty of Engi

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Pro vice-chancellor for integrity and character. Jimmie Kristensson is a registered nurse, senior lecturer and associate professor of health sciences and, among other things, has been programme manager for the nursing degree programme. He leads a research team that focuses on proactive and integrated healthcare. He has held the position of vice dean responsible for employeeship and ethics at Lund

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/jimmie-kristensson - 2026-07-15

The Vice-Chancellor has overall responsibility for the activities of the entire University and is responsible for leading the organisation under the University Board. This includes monitoring the organisation and taking initiatives for renewal and change. The Vice-Chancellor issues the regulations that are required and has a general supervisory duty regarding the organisation. Erik Renström is the

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The University Management is composed of the vice-chancellor, deputy-vice chancellor, five pro vice-chancellors with various areas of responsibility and the university director. It is led by the vice-chancellor with the deputy vice-chancellor acting as substitute for the vice-chancellor. The University Management’s term of office is 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2026.On the University Management’s

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/university-management - 2026-07-15

Here is a new internal newsletter intended for all staff at Lund University. The newsletter, published in English and Swedish, will be distributed every two weeks via email. It will feature university-wide news on topics that may be useful in your work. In this issue, the University Management outline what is on their agenda. In future newsletters, their contributions will focus on particular matt

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-1-2021 - 2026-07-15

This is an internal newsletter intended for all staff at Lund University. The newsletter, published in English and Swedish, is distributed every two weeks via email. It features university-wide news and the University Management contributes on matters they would like to highlight. In this issue Erik Renström writes about the Public Health Agency recently announced easing of restrictions and how it

https://www.staff.lu.se/category/lu-news-2-2021 - 2026-07-15