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Collaboration is a central part of the work of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and a prerequisite for addressing today’s environmental and societal challenges. Research is developed through close dialogue with the wider community and in collaboration with other universities, public authorities and organisations – regionally, nationally and internationally. Collaboration is a cen
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Contact Management supportKarin Hofvendahlkarin [dot] hofvendahl [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se+46 462 229 796 Petter Pilesjö Head of DepartmentE-mail: petter [dot] pilesjo [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se (petter[dot]pilesjo[at]mgeo[dot]lu[dot]se)Phone: +46733229654Link to Lund University's research portal Yann Clough Assistant Head of Department with a focus on research and interdisciplinarityE-mail: ya
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LU Land is a collaboration platform at Lund University that brings together researchers and societal actors around issues related to sustainable land use. The platform highlights goal conflicts, fosters dialogue and contributes to new solutions for how land can be used and managed in an ecologically, socially and economically sustainable way. Sustainable land use is crucial for food and energy pro
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The doctoral programme in Environmental Science encompasses the scientific study of environmental problems caused by human activity. Its purpose is to deepen understanding of how natural processes are influenced by human actions and to develop knowledge that can contribute to sustainable societal development. The programme leads to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Lund University and comprise
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The doctoral programme in Geology encompasses the study of Earth’s structure, evolution, and processes, from the planet’s formation to the present day. The field integrates physical, chemical, and biological perspectives to understand how bedrock, sediments, and organic systems are formed, transformed, and interact over time. A central focus lies in reconstructing past environments, climates, sea
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The doctoral programme in computational science provides an in-depth understanding of how advanced computational methods can be developed and used to analyse complex scientific issues in natural sciences, technology and medicine. The programme is open to doctoral students at all departments within the Faculty of Science. Supervisors of doctoral students within the programme are automatically affil
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The doctoral programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science encompasses the study of landscapes, climate, and ecosystems, and how they are shaped and transformed by both natural processes and human influence. The programme provides an in‑depth understanding of the interactions among soil, water, vegetation, and the atmosphere, as well as the mechanisms that regulate energy and matter exchan
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The doctoral programme in Geographical Information Science addresses advanced methods for collecting, storing, analysing, visualising, and making geographic data accessible. The field integrates technical and theoretical perspectives and plays a central role in research related to the environment, society, climate, and sustainable development. The programme leads to a Degree of Doctor of Philosoph
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Doctoral studies at Lund University On Lund University's webpage for doctoral studies you can find information about applications, admission, funding and more - lunduniversity.lu.se Syllabus for each subject At this page, under the title "Subjects", you will find a syllabus for each doctoral programme, containing information about admission requirements, selection process, course content and more
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At the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, we offer an inspiring and collaborative working environment with a broad range of roles contributing to our activities. When positions are available, they will be listed on this page. Open positions at the department are published here as they become available. Our current vacancies For a full overview of vacancies at Lund University, please v
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Are you a journalist looking to get in touch with researchers in environmental science, geology, physical geography, or computational science? Contact us and we’ll help you find the right person. Our researchers frequently contribute to the media as experts and knowledge communicators, helping make scientific research accessible to a broad audience.They can provide expertise in areas such as:Clima
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/about-department/press-and-communications - 2026-07-31
Stay up to date with the latest policy and research funding development in the EU related to climate, agriculture, forestry and sustainable land-use. Here we offer Policy Updates, Alerts and Briefings. In a collaboration with the Lund University Profile area Nature based Future solutions and the Universities in South Sweden Brussels office, we monitor the development of policy, strategies, visions
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The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences’ website is part of Lund University’s web presence and is published in the university’s shared web system. The central web unit is responsible for the technical infrastructure and operating environment, while the department is responsible for the content on the pages. GDPR – Processing of personal data at Lund UniversityInformation about processin
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Research at the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences addresses fundamental and applied questions concerning the Earth’s past, present and future climate and environment, including people’s interactions with the natural world and the consequences for human wellbeing. Page under construction Please note that this page is currently under construction. The Department of Earth and Environment
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The Laser Ablation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS) Laboratory enables high-precision elemental analysis of a wide range of solid materials, including minerals, rocks, bone and teeth, wood and ceramics. The technique makes it possible to analyse extremely small areas of a sample while determining the concentration of most elements from lithium (Li) to uranium (U). The labor
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Use this form to register for the course Ecosystem modelling with LPJ-GUESS running 25-29 May, 2026.The deadline to register is 5 May.Questions about the course can be sent to the course convenorsstefan [dot] olin [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se (stefan[dot]olin[at]mgeo[dot]lu[dot]se) or paul [dot] miller [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se (paul[dot]miller[at]mgeo[dot]lu[dot]se) Status message Sorry...This
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Use this form to register for the course "The past, present, and future of Sustainability Research", running 1-5 June, 2026. In addition to the week in Lund, participants will be expected to participate in pre-course reading, and complete an assignment afterwards. Further details will be communicated to participants in the spring.The deadline to register is 4 May.Questions about the course can be
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Use this form to register for the PhD course Introduction to R, 20-24 April, 2026Deadline to register is 7 April. Maximum 30 participants.Questions about the course can be sent to the course convenor johan [dot] lindstrom [at] matstat [dot] lu [dot] se or linda [dot] hartman [at] matstat [dot] lu [dot] se. Status message Sorry...This form is closed to new submissions. Leave this field blank
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ClimBEco is a two-year graduate research school focused on Climate, Biodiversity and Ecosystem services. The school promotes interdisciplinary research by supporting PhD students in networking and learning across different fields of study. Is ClimBEco something for me?When you join the ClimBEco graduate research school, you will enter an inspiring research environment where you can:Meet and networ
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Use this form to apply for the PhD course Global Environmental Governance Today - Actors, Institutions, Complexity12-16 October, 2026Course syllabus Global Environmental Governance, Lund University, 4 ECTS (PDF, 320kb)Deadline to apply is 14 September. You will be notified about your acceptance to the course by 18 September.There are no fees for participation in the course. Please note that 1) you
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