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The course focuses on the economic, political and cultural changes in gender regimes and conviviality in Europe. You will deepen your knowledge of theories and analysis on how gender, migration, sexuality and family have become central to…

We will read a selection of texts by famous Greek authors – Sappho, Homer, Sophocles, Euripides, Herodotus, Plato, Lucian, Plutarch, Plotinus, and many others. When analyzing the texts, we will compare ancient and modern theories of…

The course consists of three interconnected elements, which are particularly addressed in relation to the fields of human ecology and human geography: (1) key concepts in theory of science and central debates and positions in conventional…

The course builds directly on Transdisciplinary Critical Theory of Science, Part 1. While Part 1 introduces the students to key concepts and debates in theories of science, the potentials of transdisciplinarity and the situated nature of…

The course examines the wider historical, cultural, and political contexts of what we think of as the “economy” by illuminating its semiotic and epistemological as well as biophysical conditions. The course comprises four concentration…

The concepts of 'medium' and 'media' are problematised, as are combinations of so-called basic media forms (word, image and sound) in relation to different medial contexts and situations. Modern theory, as well as older texts and research,…

Audionarratology is the study of storytelling with a focus on sound. In this context, sound refers to everything from music and spoken language to voices, intonation and background noise. We analyse audio stories, such as documentaries and…

This course consists of approximately 10 lectures and approximately 10 group work sessions. In lectures, students will read and discuss scholarly texts written in the Japanese language on the Japanese language, in order to improve their…

In this course, students attend weekly research seminars on Japanese linguistics and East-Asian linguistics to familiarise themselves with various research topics and methodology in Japanese and East-Asian linguistics. In these seminars,…

KEMM20. The chemist has an important role in dealing with the major challenges we face when it comes to the production of new effective drugs to combat today's and tomorrow's diseases. This course is intended for those who are…

KEMM30. The course provides a fundamental framework for describing (bio)molecules and their interactions from a microscopic perspective. This includes quantum chemistry, statistical thermodynamics, intermolecular interaction, and…

KEMM35. The overall aim of the course is for the student to acquire an in-depth understanding of proteins, with an emphasis on their three-dimensional structures, the connection of structures to biological function and how these structures…

KEMM76. The course aims to give in-depth knowledge of analytical techniques and methods, as well as their applications within for example food, pharmaceutics and environmental analysis. Furthermore, the course aims to enable students to…

KEMM87. The aim of the course is to provide advanced physical-chemical knowledge within the field of Surface and Colloid Chemistry, based on a molecular perspective, as well as a quantitative understanding of a selection of fundamental…

KEMR10. The aim of the degree project is to give students the opportunity to gain significantly in-depth and complementary knowledge in a subject-specific sub area, to provide training in advanced chemical research methodology and the…

KEMR20. The aim of the degree project is to give students the opportunity to gain significantly in-depth and complementary knowledge in a subject-specific sub area, to provide training in advanced chemical research methodology and the…

KEMR30. The aim of the degree project is to give students the opportunity to gain significantly in-depth and complementary knowledge in a subject-specific sub area, to provide training in advanced chemical research methodology and the…

KEMR45. The aim of the degree project is to give students the opportunity to gain significantly in-depth and complementary knowledge in a subject-specific sub area, to provide training in advanced chemical research methodology and the…

During the course, you complete an internship of at least 16 weeks of full-time work, or 32 hours per week for 20 weeks. With the support of a tutor on placement, you will work with qualified and varied communication tasks of both…

The course covers issues related to the human body and its status in modern and contemporary society, with particular regard to the display, representation, exposure, and invisibilisation of the body in different societal, cultural and…

The course deals with one of the most multifaceted aspects of linguistic research: the uncovering of new language data by means of linguistic fieldwork. It gives an introduction to (1) purposes and aims of linguistic fieldwork, e.g…

This course looks at the way language, and language variation, are motivated by human cognition and culture, with an emphasis on cultural and linguistic difference in a context of constrained variation. We shall explore the way in which…

Human languages differ structurally across several different dimensions, and various grammatical theories have been developed to explain and describe this diversity. The course addresses a variety of construction types across the world's…

The student selects three to four periods in the history of Russian literature for individual study. The selection is made from the following periods: The Enlightenment (the 18th century), The Golden Age of poetry (1800-1830), Realist…

The course examines a number of theoretical approaches which have been dominant in both Swedish and international literary research in recent years. They are introduced in a concrete manner in connection to various issues that have been…

The course focuses on a number of key post-Wall German novels, especially novels from the 1990s which directly or indirectly highlight historical events after the fall of the Wall and the German reunification. The novels are studied in…

The content and execution of the degree project are planned in consultation with a supervisor. The degree project consists of an independent smaller research assignment that can either relate to current projects at the department or to…

The course is given during the autumn semester at Lunds university and at the Technical University of Denmark in Lyngby. The graduate course in Advanced Time Series Analysis has its target audience amongst students with technical or…

Time series analysis concerns the mathematical modelling of time varying phenomena, e.g., ocean waves, water levels in lakes and rivers, demand for electrical power, radar signals, muscular reactions, ECG-signals, or option prices at the…

The course deals with model building and estimation in non-linear dynamic stochastic models for financial systems. The models can have continuous or discrete time and the model building concerns determining the model structure as well as…

Bayesian methods for stochastic modelling, classification and reconstruction. Random fields, Gaussian random fields, Kriging, Markov fields, Gaussian Markov random fields, non-Gaussian observations. Covariance functions, multivariate…

The course consists of two related parts. In the first part we will look at option theory in discrete time. The purpose is to quickly introduce fundamental concepts of financial markets such as free of arbitrage and completeness as well as…

The degree project requires a literature review and special studies. In addition, it includes a number of compulsory elements, in the form of lessons and seminars, which deal with, among other things, scientific writing in English and…

A central part of the course is existence- and uniqueness theorems about measures defined on sigma-algebras, integration theory, conditional expectation and weak convergence in metric spaces.

The course treats the geometry of curves and surfaces, especially in three dimensions. In particular, we study the concepts of curvature and torsion. The course covers: The geometry of curves in Euclidean space, their curvature and…

The course treats: Finitely generated groups: free groups, Nielsen-Schreier Theorem, group presentations, finitely presented groups. Free products: free products with amalgamation, HNN extensions. Solvable groups: polycyclic groups,…

The course treats: Groups: Permutation groups. Burnside's lemma with application to Pólya arithmetic. Sylow's theorems. Symmetric and alternating groups. The structure of finitely generated Abelian groups. Rings: Noetherian and…

The course treats fundamental properties of Banach and Hilbert spaces and the bounded linear operators defined on them: Banach spaces, the Hahn-Banach Theorem, weak convergence and  weak precompactness of the unit ball. Hilbert…

The course treats applications of the Hahn-Banach theorem, weak convergence and compactness, the Riesz representation theorem, the use of orthonormal bases, boundedness, compactness and spectra of integral operators, the…

The themes are covered significantly through a variety of scientific readings and reflection that exemplify different approaches and perspectives for analysing and interpreting present and future water resource availability, the political…

The main aim of the course is to provide conceptual frameworks for studying and evaluating the impact that social movements for sustainability can have on the public agenda and decision-making. The course is a seminar course,…

In the course we will discuss the broad field of gender studies and the central issues, key concepts and analytical tools in the current debates regarding inequalities, diversities and social change relevant for sustainability. The course…

The course also provides an understanding of and an ability to analyse and understand political questions and decision making in relation to climate mitigation and climate adaptation. Based on this, the course aims to provide a deepened…