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Please carefully read all instructions at each step of the application process. You only need to make one application for a Lund University Global Scholarship , regardless of how many programmes you have applied to in the same application round. Who can apply: The scholarship is only available to non-EU/EEA citizens who are required to pay tuition fees. Students who have made a complete application in a regular application round to Bachelor's or Master's level studies leading to a degree at Lund University, and paid the application fee before the deadline (if applicable), can apply for this scholarship. Scholarship awards: This is a tuition scholarship - partial or full tuition fee costs may be covered. No living costs are covered. Merit-based: This scholarship is based on academic merits and a clear motivation to study at Lund University. What to prepare: For the Lund University Global Scholarship , you need to write a scholarship motivation letter (maximum 600 words, saved as a PDF file) to submit your application. Please note that the scholarship motivation letter is different from any statement of purpose you may be required to submit as part of your programme-specific application documents. Your scholarship motivation letter should explain why your academic performance and reasons for applying to Lund University make you a suitable recipient for a Lund University Global Scholarship. Please note that if you are also interested in applying for the African Research University Alliance (ARUA) scholarship (you are a high-achieving African student who have previously studied at one of the member universities in the African Research University Alliance), you also need to prepare a 1 minute long motivation video. More information is available at the ARUA scholarship webpage . Login details: You need your www.universityadmissions.se application number, and the email address you used when you submitted your application to www.universityadmissions.se. Please note that the email address is case-sensitive (it has to be written EXACTLY as it is written into the system at www.universityadmissions.se). Deadline to apply: February 18, 2024. Scholarship recipients will be contacted directly by Lund University after the official admission results for studies have been published at www.universityadmissions.se.

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Scholarships and grants

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Our excellent contacts with corporations and organisations provide the us with quite a large number of scholarships.

The Lund University Global Scholarship

The Lund University Global Scholarship is an academic excellence award targeting top students from all countries outside the EU/EEA. Students who have made a complete application for a degree programme are invited to apply for this tuition scholarship after the admissions application period has closed. The selection process for scholarships is undertaken in parallel with the programme selection process. Priority is given to applicants with high academic performance who demonstrate a strong commitment and desire to study at Lund University School of Economics and Management by explaining how your studies will be a part of your future career development.

Lund University Global Scholarship – lunduniversity.lu.se

Programme-specific scholarships

Msc in entrepreneurship and innovation.

Through the generous donation from the Sten K. Johnson Centre for Entrepreneurship, a full scholarship is available for students applying for the Master's Programme in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Apply for the scholarship through the LU Global Scholarship application.

Swedish Institute scholarships

The Swedish Institute offers several scholarship programmes for international students.

Scholarships – studyinsweden.se

Looking for scholarships?

Find more scholarships on the Lund University website.

Scholarships and awards – lunduniversity.lu.se

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PhD studies

About third-cycle studies.

A doctoral degree is the highest formal education available. A Swedish doctoral degree forms a total of 240 ECTS credits, equalling four years of full-time study.

Third-cycle studies consist of both course work and of research work. The aim of the research work is to produce a doctoral thesis, that is defended at a public seminar. While following the doctoral programme, the doctoral student normally teaches at undergraduate level.

Doctoral students are normally employed at the university under a doctoral position. It is also possible to finance the studies in other ways, such as by an external employer who agrees to let the employee follow doctoral studies.

Subjects for third-cycle studies

• General Linguistics
• The Theory and Practice of Teaching and Learning English
• English Literature
• English Lanauge and Linguistics
• Neurolinguistics
• Scandinavian Languages
• Modern Greek Studies
• Press Studies
• Semitic Languages
• Slavic Languages

Information about PhD studies

• At the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology
• At Lund University
• The Assistant Head of Department, Research and Research Studies

PhD students at SOL

• PhD Students
• Organisation
• Libraries of the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology
• The IT Unit
• Humanities Lab
• The Folklife Archives with the Scania Music Collections
• Lund University Press
• Department of Archaeology and Ancient History
• Department of Philosophy
• Department of History
• Department of Communication and Media
• Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences
• Centre for Languages and Literature
• Centre for Theology and Religious Studies
• Department of Educational Sciences

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University and student nation scholarships

Scholarships for current Lund University students

Every semester, current Lund University students are invited to apply for University and nation scholarships. The autumn application period is in September and the spring application period is in February.

The University scholarships are distributed according to educational credentials from Lund University. They are awarded to Bachelor's and Master's students.

The nation scholarships are awarded by the nations to their members. They can be awarded to Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral students.

Current scholarships and application period

Current Lund University students can apply for University and nation scholarships twice a year, in February and September.

The results of the spring application period are now available in the application system. Scholarship payments will start in week 18.

The next application period will open in September 2024.

Please note that we only accept applications submitted during the application period.

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How to apply for a University or nation scholarship

The University and nation scholarships are a collection of several different scholarships. However, you only need to make one application that will then be matched with the scholarships you are eligible for. 

Applications are made through the application system.

How scholarship recipients are selected

Applicants are ranked according to their

• field of studies
• pace of study.

Only credits from Lund University are taken into account. As your Lund University credits are registered in Ladok, to which we have access, you do not need to submit academic transcripts. Please check with your department that all of your credits have been entered into Ladok. 

Make sure that the personal identity number you indicate in the application system matches that in Ladok. 

Log in to Ladok to view your personal details

Eligibility criteria

Note that you are most likely to get a University scholarship when you are in your 5–8th semester at Lund University. In order to get a scholarship, you often need to have studied at Lund University at least two semesters.

To be eligible for a nation scholarship, you need to be a nation member.

Also bear in mind that most of the circa 250 scholarships are only open to Swedish students because of their setup (for example, connections to a Swedish family name or city etc). However, there are some scholarships that are open to international students currently studying at Lund University.

Supporting documents

Some of the University and student nation scholarships give priority to, for example,

• students who are members of a particular nation
• students who are born in Lund, or
• students who are studying a particular subject.

In some cases, you might need to provide supporting documents to demonstrate that you fulfil certain criteria. If so, you will find information about this in the application system.

Otherwise, you do not need to submit any supporting documents.

Decisions and payment

Decisions for the spring semester are usually announced in April and decisions for the autumn semester in December. Please note that no notifications will be sent out via email. The results will be available in the application system.

Payment will be made to the account you specified in your application. If you have not specified an account number, we will reach out to you if you have been awarded a scholarship.

Previously awarded scholarships

In spring 2024 there were 1,224 applicants, of whom 244 were awarded a scholarship. The amounts varied from SEK 1,000 to SEK 56,600 (with a mean value of SEK 8,500). The total amount distributed was SEK 2,316,800.

In autumn 2023 there were 970 applicants, of whom 259 were awarded a scholarship. The amounts varied from SEK 1,000 to SEK 32,200 (with a mean value of SEK 7,600). The total amount distributed was SEK 2,130,399.

Contact information

Scholarships for current students stipendier [at] eken [dot] lu [dot] se (stipendier[at]eken[dot]lu[dot]se)

Box 117 221 00 Lund

Emma Haverlind Tel: +46 (0)46 222 71 44

Olof Jernryd Tel: +46 (0)46 222 71 48

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PhD Admission and Funding

Thanks for your interest in pursuing a PhD in Sustainability Science at LUCSUS. Here we answer some commonly asked questions.

How do I find current PhD vacancies at LUCSUS? 

Find current vacancies at LUCSUS on our website 

All PhD positions are also announced through the Lund University website:  Vacancies at Lund University 

How does funding a PhD at LUCSUS work? 

Pursuing a PhD at LUCSUS requires funding for the PhD student. PhD students are considered employees in Sweden, so this funding requirement includes covering salary for the PhD student, as well as required social benefits (e.g., employer contributions to pension and health care systems), and University overhead (paying for the use of LUCSUS premises, administrative staff, etc).

Funding for PhDs at LUCSUS is generally done in one of two ways. These positions are always openly announced and competitively selected based on qualifications for the stated job requirements. 

• Funding is provided by a large institutional grant, e.g., to LUCSUS or another department or center. This was the case with the LUCID Program (finished in 2018) and is the case for the Lund University Agenda 2030 research school (recruitment has closed, first students to start September 2019). 
• Funding is provided directly by competitively allocated research project money, generally won by the person who will be the PhD’s main supervisor. Funding may come from a variety of sources, particularly Swedish research agencies such as Formas or the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet). This is the case with many of the current PhD students at LUCSUS. Applications are generally due in April, with decisions reached in November, and the positions starting sometime the following year. 

There is also a possibility for self-financed PhD studies. More information about independently financed PhDs on our website 

What if there is no currently advertised PhD position in my area of interest? 

It is always possible to directly contact a LUCSUS staff member who is qualified to serve as a PhD supervisor whose research is closely aligned with your interests, to explore possibilities to develop research projects or funding proposals together, or ask them if they have or anticipate having funding available for a project of mutual interest. Note that PhD supervisors must be a permanent employee, e.g., a lektor/assistant Professor may be an assistant PhD supervisor, and a docent/Associate Professor or full Professor may be a main PhD supervisor. 

If you contact a potential supervisor directly, it is important to first familiarize yourself with their work, and follow best practices when contacting them. Here are some tips to do so, from an  ecologist blog by Dr Jacquelyn Gill , and a blog Kimberly Nicholas wrote several years ago .  

Do I need to speak Swedish to work at LUCSUS? 

English is the working language of LUCSUS. Unless otherwise stated for a specific position, Swedish knowledge is not required (although you are encouraged to learn Swedish while you are here!). 

Where can I learn more about PhD studies at Lund University?

Find more information on Lund University's website

Current PhD vacancies at Lund University

Funding opportunities.

Funding for Postdocs or new PhDs at at lu.se

Admission of independently financed PhDs to carry out doctoral studies at LUCSUS

PhD Guest Researchers at LUCSUS

Past recruitments.

PhD position for Agenda 2030 Graduate School

HUMAN GEOGRAPHY | DEVELOPMENT STUDIES | HUMAN ECOLOGY

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PhD in Human Ecology

The PhD programme in Human Ecology would make it possible for the post-graduate:

• to acquire a deeper knowledge of human ecological processes at both local and global levels with interpretation of their mutual consistency;
• to develop the ability to integrate different perspectives in order to foster the growth of more multifaceted insights on specific socio-ecological systems,
• to develop a perspective that combines a critical engagement with the global environmental and development issues with epistemological maturity and analytical precision,
• to apply these skills and knowledge in a scientific thesis.

Courses and activities offered within the Ph.D. programme

SAHE001 Reading course in the Theory of Science

SAHE002 Reading course in Central Theory in Human Ecology

SAHE003 Reading course in Methodological Specialization

SAHE004 Reading course in Thematic Specialization

SAHE005 Participation in Research Seminars

SAHE006 Specialized reading course adapted to specific needs of the doctoral student

Core reading lists for compulsory doctoral courses in Human Ecology

PhD Education in Human Ecology

Henrik Gutzon Larsen

henrik_gutzon [dot] larsen [at] keg [dot] lu [dot] se

General syllabus for third-cycle studies in Human Ecology 2020

(in Swedish)  Riktlinjer angående bilder i doktorsavhandlingar

PhD studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences

Handbook for postgraduate students

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For students at the Faculty of Medicine

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Summer scholarships and graduate school

Are you interested in research? If so, you can apply for a summer scholarship, which gives you the opportunity to conduct research for two months during the summer. Subsequently, you have the opportunity to apply to our summer graduate school.

Summer scholarships & Summer Preparatory Research School (Faculty of Medicine's website)

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Postgraduate research studies

The Faculty of Medicine at Lund University offers a stimulating environment for PhD students, with research that ranges over a broad field from experimental research to clinical research, closely involving patients. Doctoral students at this faculty are offered many opportunities for cooperation and interesting, stimulating meetings and scientific debates, in a highly internationally oriented research and study environment. A characteristic of our PhD student programme is that we are constantly working to maintain the high quality of our study programme.

Our Faculty of Medicine encompasses about 1000 graduate students, we admit about 130 new graduate students every year. A PhD-trajectory at our faculty is a 4-year (full time) programme, consisting of courses and research in a dedicated research area. Two thirds of our doctoral students are part time doctoral students, who combine their (often clinical) research while also continuing their clinical work.

Interested in pursuing your PhD here?

Find out more! (click on headline/link above)

Practical information for new PhD students

How to get settled in Lund & Sweden (the link above goes to the Faculty's internal website)

Enrolled PhD students

Information for admitted PhD students can now be found on Intramed - everything from courses to study plans (the link above goes to the Faculty's internal website)

Contact PhD Studies Office

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Applications are invited for 10 Best Scholarships in Sweden for International Students 2024-25. Sweden Universities Scholarships are available for students from all over the world. This offer is either fully funded or partially funded that is mainly focused on international candidates willing to study abroad from all over the world. The scholarship is available for Bachelors , Masters and doctoral degree students to study in Sweden. Zealous international candidates are invited to apply for this scholarship. Also apply for University of Adelaide RTP Scholarship 2024-25 in Australia (Fully Funded) .

Studying in Sweden can be a great opportunity for international students to experience a high-quality education system and a unique cultural experience. Sweden is known for its strong commitment to education, innovation, and sustainability, and has several top-ranked universities and colleges that offer a range of academic programs. There are many scholarships available for international students who want to study in Sweden. Some notable scholarships are Karolinska Institutet Global Master’s Scholarship, which offers fully funded scholarships in masters programs. Swedish Institute Study Scholarships is also a good scholarship to win.

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Here is the list of  Top 10 Best Sweden Scholarships  for Students from all over the world to undertake Bachelors, Masters or Doctoral Degree Programs. These scholarships are offered in  top ranked Sweden Universities . Details of each scholarship is given below:

1# Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals

The scholarship which is offered by the university will cover your living and academic expenses. You can study in Sweden with no tuition fee. The scholarship is fully funded for the full time Master’s program. Apply now by clicking the official link.

2# Chalmers IPOET Scholarships

The university is offering 25% to 75% scholarships to international candidates who want to apply for the Master’s program. You can be a part of this university if you are interested in a master’s program. Just click the official link.

Check University of Miami Bachelors Scholarship 2024-25 in USA (Fully Funded) .

3# Halmstad University Scholarships

International students who must pay tuition can get scholarships from Halmstad University. These scholarships pay 25% or 50% of the master’s program tuition. You can apply by clicking the official link.

4# Linkoping International Scholarships Program

The students who want to study in this university’s master’s and graduate program with a partially or fully funded scholarship can click to apply the official link.

5# Uppsala Universal Global Scholarships Program

The candidates who have been selected on merit will get the benefit of a fully funded scholarship by this university. For this purpose, you must have been eligible enough for this scholarship. The program offered by this university is of Master’s level. For further details click on the official link.

6# Lund University Global Scholarship

The scholarship by this university will cover 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% of your tuition fee. The programs offered by this university are Bachelor’s and master’s programs.

7# Mid-Sweden University Tuition Fee Scholarships

The university offers 75% of scholarships for candidates who want to be admitted to the master’s program. You can apply for this university scholarship by visiting the following link.

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8# Dalarna University Scholarship

The scholarship offered by this university will cover 50% of the tuition fee. The program is for undergraduate and graduate students. You must have to apply on time if you are interested in studying at this university.

9# Umea University Scholarships

This scholarship is offered to master’s students who are non-European and outside of Switzerland. You can get this scholarship with 100% of the free tuition fee. The selection will be done on merit. Click the link below to apply now.

10# KTH Royal Institute of Technology Scholarship

This scholarship is for students who want to get admission to the master’s program. It is a piece of good news to inform you that you can get a free tuition fee just to secure your admission on the following link.

Documents Required:

• Previous qualification degree.
• Letter of motivation.
• English proficiency certificate.

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Interested candidates can apply at any time through the official websites of Sweden Universities, there is no deadline to apply. Link for each scholarship is given above.

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Dr. Craig A. Ford, Jr., assistant professor of theology and religious studies at St. Norbert College in DePere, Wisconsin, will join Dominican University as next year’s Lund Gill Chair in the Rosary College of Arts and Sciences.

The announcement was made by Dean of the Rosary College of Arts and Sciences Chad Rohman. 

Since 2006, the Lund-Gill Chair has been selected annually to teach a course that addresses themes and issues that are at the heart of liberal arts and sciences. The position is named for former Dominican University President Sr. Candida Lund, OP, and former English professor Sr. Cyrille Gill, OP.

As Lund Gill Chair, Ford will teach an honors theology course on the liberative theologies of sex, gender and race within the Roman Catholic tradition during the spring 2025 semester, he said.

“In coming to Dominican, my hope is to show how truly wide the Catholic imagination can be when we think about some of today's most controversial issues,” Ford said. “More importantly, I hope to learn from the students how their own identities and experiences meaningfully participate in widening that imagination as well.”

At St. Norbert, Ford teaches courses in Christian ethics, race, gender and sexuality, and ecclesiology, and serves as co-director for the school’s peace and justice interdisciplinary minor.

Ford also teaches courses in Black theology at the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University in Louisiana, the country’s only Catholic historically Black college.

A scholar and activist, Ford leads workshops on issues of racial, sexual and gender justice, working with Catholic parishes, colleges, universities and professional organizations. 

In 2022, Ford was the recipient of the  Catherine Mowry LaCunga Award  from the Catholic Theological Society of America, the largest professional society of theologians in the world. He also been recognized by St. Nobert College with three distinguished awards.

Read more about Ford  here .