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The course is intended to deal with these issues from a number of different perspectives, specifically considering cultural, political, legal, but also economical aspects, including those relevant outside a Western context. It will provide…

It analyses a number of key issues and challenges that characterise Chinese contemporary society, including. environmental issues, socioeconomic development, and issues related to regional differences and social inequalities. The…

This course provides a comprehensive overview of social movements in East and South-East Asia. It highlights the development of significant movements in the region and their relationship to protests and issues of social contention. The…

This course provides you with basic knowledge of key issues of present-day Japanese society. The focus is on post-Cold War Japan, with special emphasis on the period after the earthquake, the tsunami and the nuclear accident in 2011…

The course focuses on Korea post-Cold War, covering topics such as popular culture, gender, and demographic issues. The course also includes Korean politics, addressing domestic politics in both North and South Korea, as well as inter…

The course is made up of three sub-courses relating to different themes. In the first sub-course you are introduced to the subject of Economic History. The main issues are the agricultural transformation, international market integration,…

English is the most important language in our part of the world for communication between people with different language backgrounds. This is especially true of the academic world, where papers and articles are commonly written in English…

This course discusses different theoretical models of communicative competence and their application in foreign language acquisition with a focus on reading and writing. The learning and teaching of these two skills are approached from the…

The course is offered entirely as a distance learning course using an online learning platform and/or other digital tools. Participants are required to participate under these conditions, and must have access to a computer with an internet…

The course encourages participants to use poetry to deepen their connection with sustainability-related themes that are meaningful to them. It aims to use poetry's emotional impact to transform readers into active agents of…

The course covers a selection of machine translation services (such as Google Translate), generative AI tools (such as Chat GPT), and proofreading tools (such as Grammarly) and examines their usability as well as their pros and…

This online course provides an introduction to the fundamental basics of project management. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, covering both agile and traditional project management methodologies. The course…

How has European history and culture been depicted in film and television? This course explores such questions through a focus on the adaptation of literary works and historical events into captivating screen narratives. A variety of forms…

Film Culture: Festivals, Criticism, Society. European films are screened, promoted and discussed within a broad variety of cultural contexts. In this course, the focus lies on contemporary film culture, particularly foregrounding two…

Migration is and has been, a significant influence on European cultures and societies. This course acknowledges this from two main perspectives. On the one hand, how conditions of migration have been represented in film and television – in…

The course offers varied insights into a film culture that is so significant to many of us today, from historical depictions and literary adaptations to contemporary issues and cultural contexts. We aim to give you a comprehensive…

Would you like to follow up your studies in Scandinavian and European film and television with a final in-depth project? In this module, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a project of your own that integrates…

The course begins with foundational philosophical perspectives from thinkers such as Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Immanuel Kant, Mary Wollstonecraft, John Stuart Mill, and Richard Rorty tracing the development of the concept of human rights…

The course “Geographical Information System, introduction” gives you basic understanding for representation and analysis of spatial elements. The course highlights general geographical problems in the society and environment and how they…

This is a course for you who already have basic knowledge in GIS (Geographical Information Systems) but wish to gain deeper knowledge and understanding. You will develop your skills and ability to structure and solve complex problems in…

The course is a freestanding course that is given as an introduction to the subject. Together with the course GISA24 (7.5 credits) the course provides an entry to further studies in the area geographical information science. The course…

The course gives a broad theoretical base to wider work with digital geographic data. Understanding of representation and analysis of spatial elements.The course also highlights general geographic problems within environment and society…

In today’s digital economy, data is one of the most valuable resources. Since all processing of personal data in the European Union must comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), knowledge about data protection law is…

The course Corporate Taxation and Sustainability is an undergraduate course which provides the students with an overview of the area, and knowledge about relevant regulations and policies. This is a digital, distance course consisting of a…

 As a student you will begin from scratch with an introduction to the Hebrew script, alef-bet, both how to read and write (cursive). With just a few words you will be able to say and write your first sentences in Hebrew. We will read…

To be eligible for bachelor's courses you must meet the entry requirements. Even if you hold a higher academic degree, you need to document your basic knowledge of English and also add your upper secondary school records at the same time…

The course introduces the research field of environmental history. It focuses on the merits of historical approaches in relation to contemporary environmental issues and the wider research field of environmental humanities. Thereby, the…

The course is divided into five modules where recorded lectures will be provided along with application assignments and quizzes, which evaluate students' learning in the module. In the fifth course module, a major assignment is completed…

In this course, the participants will examine how journalists and others, can benefit from and create content for online platforms, social media, and real-time journalism. We address challenges in media ethics, disinformation and how to…

The course AI and Law aims to introduce students to the way in which the increasing use of artificially intelligent technologies (AI) affects the practice and administration of law in Sweden and beyond. The increasing integration of AI…

The course focuses on two key terms, human rights and sustainability, to address the impact of environmental degradation and climate change on people worldwide.   The earth gets warmer and warmer as a result of the human impact on the…

The aim of this course is to develop the student’s strategic skills in mitigating issues and managing crises that organizations encounter. This course places crisis communication in organizational, social, and global contexts. The course…

The course includes a case study of an influence operation, giving students the opportunity to explore methods of analysis, threat assessment, and development of countermeasures.

The course provides students with theoretical understanding and practical experience of how the arts, culture and aesthetics can be a resource for health and wellbeing. The course is interdisciplinary and research-based, combining…

This course provides students with theoretical understanding and practical, embodied knowledge of how the arts and aesthetics can be a resource for fostering existential resilience. Existential resilience is about our intrinsic ability,…

After an introduction to the differences between approaches to web scraping, the student will learn to apply basic web scraping methods for collecting data. Limitations to what types of data are obtainable through these methods are also…

The course provides you with knowledge of Unix-based operating systems such as Linux and MacOS. You will learn the basic steps for installing Linux systems, using the terminal, file operations, and file systems. The course also focuses on…

This course provides an opportunity to into women's and human rights through a decolonial perspective, highlighting the work of feminist delve scholars from the Global South. By drawing on theories from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and…

Students will examine customary international law as a very large and complex system in which an increasing number of negotiated agreements are added. An overview is provided of the public international law system as a whole and…

The course covers elementary programming concepts (arithmetic expressions, for-loops, logical expressions, if-statements, functions and classes) that are closely connected to mathematical/technical problems and examples, as well as…

The course provides the students with basic knowledge of the grammatical and phonetic structures of the Polish language and an insight into Polish culture. The students practise their ability to read simplified texts and to apply in…

The course contextualizes these movements from a historical perspective, focusing on the emergence of the pan-Asian inner Buddhist renewal around 1900. Often originating in Asia, Buddhist movements are today acting globally and the course…

The course Sociology of Law: Basic Course (RÄSA14) Online course, represents 10 credits studies in Sociology of Law. Sociology of Law is a subject which examines social norms and legal rules. The course provides an introduction into the…

The course delivers knowledge of where important materials in products we use every day are sourced from, and how these materials can be used more efficiently, for longer periods of time, and in closed loops – these being key areas of work…

In recent decades, Sweden has faced an increasingly complex and dynamic threat landscape. Security policy changes, climate-related crises, cyberattacks, and system-threatening crimes have created new challenges for both civil and military…

During the course, several live-filmed visits are made to performing arts organisations in different countries and continents. Performing artists present and talk about their creations and the cultural and political context in which they…

In this course, you will learn how to construct graphs and visualisations according to the theory Grammar of Graphics. You will also learn how to create visualisations yourself using the software R and its package ggplot2. A central part…

The course Swedish as a Foreign Language: Beginner's course 1 (7.5 credits) is designed for those who are interested in acquiring and developing basic Swedish language skills. By the end of the course you will be able to: Ask and respond…

The course is structured in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The teaching aims to provide the students with the knowledge and skills required to achieve language proficiency in Swedish…