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You can only apply for this course in the 'Swedish student' application round: https://www.lu.se/lubas/i-uoh-lu-MPHP37/27750 The purpose of health economic evaluations is to supply a basis for prioritisation between different interventions…

In combination with studies of original works of central importance, you will gain knowledge about how current research constructs the place and role of human rights in modern history. Focus is on political and scholarly implication in our…

The global perspective means taking into account the ways in which increasing global connections – in politics, economy, regulations, environment, conflicts, migration, and activism – affect how human rights are conceived and used,…

The course contains elements of research ethics with a focus on principles of good scientific practice and regulations for ethics review and procedures on issues of misconduct. The course also provides knowledge and training in…

During the course, the student studies a research area related to current research. Possible themes include human rights in governmental and non-governmental organizations, human rights and political values, migration and refugees,…

During the course, the student studies a research area related to current research. Possible themes include human rights in governmental and non-governmental organizations, human rights and political values, migration and refugees,…

The course turns to active musicians and music teachers and students at a Music Academy or the equivalent. The course contains advanced development and practise methods regarding tone formation, articulation, timbres and fingering…

The course includes advanced development and practice of tone formation, articulation, timbre, finger technique, special grips, and Sons filés. The students will be introduced to the solo piccolo repertoire ranging from Vivaldi to…

Students will learn advanced development and practice of tone formation, articulation, timbre, finger technique, special grips, and solo repertoire for the contrabassoon. The teaching consists of a mix between group lessons and individual…

Students will learn advanced development and practice of tone formation, articulation, timbre, finger technique, special grips, and solo repertoire for the bass clarinet. The teaching consists of a mix between group lessons and individual…

‘Just practise enough and everything will be fine!’ Is it really that simple? Why does it feel so difficult and discouraging at times? This course is designed for students at music academies, but also for active musicians and music…

Performance Studies - Western Art Music is a one-year full-time university course designed for those who want to refine their technical and artistic skills at an advanced level in Western art music. The course includes both individual…

Performance Studies – Jazz/Improvisation is a one year independent university course on advanced level for you who wish to refine your technical skills both through individual practice and ensemble playing…

Composition Studies – Western Art Music is a freestanding one year university course in composition on advanced level. You will also be studying instrumentation, electroacoustic music and other relevant subjects linked to composition…

Performance Studies - Historical Performance Practice for String Instruments is a one-year advanced level university course for those who want to refine their technical and artistic skills, and want to immerse themselves in stylistic…

Performance Studies - Folk and World Music is a one-year independent university course at advanced level for students who want to refine their performance skills both through individual practice and ensemble playing. Instrumental studies…

You learn to identify and assess risks and vulnerability in areas such as e.g. exposure to chemicals, species extinction, introduction of invasive species and epidemiology as well as working with the most common risk management models used…

The course presents modern microeconomic theory and a set of applications. The applications considered include: The theory of economic decision making under risk and uncertainty, including the important notions of risk aversion and…

The first part of this course will discuss how rational people should make simple decisions and form empirical judgments. This part also discusses the systematic ways in which real human beings deviate from these models in practice. A…

This course gives the basis that is needed to enable students to empirically analyse economic data without making unrealistic assumptions. Modern econometric techniques are treated, and at the same time considerable emphasis is placed on…

The content of the course is the following topics: • Elementary set theory (set inclusion, union, intersection), • Elementary number theory (natural numbers, rational numbers, real numbers), • Elementary functions …

This course covers modern econometric tools and empirical strategies used by economists and demographers for the analysis of cross-sectional and panel micro-data. The course teaches the econometric theory behind these techniques but also…

The course gives an introduction to basic concepts within time series analysis. The univariate analysis of time series in this course is based upon ARMA/ARIMA and ARCH-/GARCH models. Multivariate time series analysis is based on VAR models…

The course deals primarily with the short run, i.e. business cycle phenomena and stabilization policy. In addition, the determinants of long-run inflation and unemployment are studied. The course begins with consumption and investment…

The course focuses on macroeconomic issues that arise when studying and analysing open economies. The content of the course is focused on understanding how international flows of goods, services and capital affect open economies, and how…

These areas usually include individual health related behaviour, the physician-patient relationship, health insurance, competition in the hospital industry, innovation and diffusion of medical technology, equity in theory and practice,…

The course covers and discusses recent advances in Labour Economics, with an emphasis on empirical applications. Each lecture focuses on a specific topic. The course starts by discussing theories of labour supply and demand, and proceeds…

The course deals with both regional and multilateral economic integration, and the institutional and economic context within which they take place. Examples of issues covered include the current challenges faced by the World Trade…

The course deals with the mechanisms behind and the effects of international trade. The course uses an advanced treatment in terms of topics and methodology, qualifying the student to carry out advanced analyses and the study of issues…

The course aims at deepening the student's theoretical and methodological knowledge of development economics. The point of departure is that economies are low-income because of a lack of economic growth. This in turn depends on low…

The course contains the following building blocks: Investment decision under certainty: the risk free rate and Fisher-separability Risk aversion and expected utility Arrow-Debreu securities Portfolio theory Market equilibrium:…

The course begins with a brief discussion of estimation methods that can be used to analyse financial models, such as Least Square (LS), Maximum Likelihood (ML) and Generalised Method of Moment (GMM). This is followed by a description of…

The objective of this course is to give the students an understanding and hands-on knowledge of fundamental methods within financial risk management. The course deals with two main topics: measurement and management of market risk and…

The course primarily treats issues related to economic growth using advanced dynamic macroeconomic models with intertemporally optimising agents. Within the framework of growth theory, dynamic models in continuous and discrete time…

The course provides an advanced, organised, and comprehensive discussion of theoretical and empirical research in public economics. It focuses on the relationship between the government and the market and arguments for and against…

A pass on the course is compulsory if the student is to obtain a master’s degree in Physical Geography. The course is carried out as an independent project. In the project the student should display an ability to apply and compile…

The aim of the course is to provide increased knowledge of the effects on the environment of observed and future climate change. Considerable significance is attached to the study of the causal connections that can explain climatic…

The course contains lectures aiming a solid theoretical knowledge about the carbon cycle, greenhouse gases and environmental issues. Topics covered are assimilation of carbon in ecosystems via the photosynthesis, discharge of carbon from…

This course provides tools for analysing the interaction between climate, land use, biodiversity and ecosystem services at different spatial scales. The content of the course includes natural ecosystems, ecosystems with agricultural and…

The course is largely practically oriented to give training in problem-solving, and in how problems can is structured to be solved with programming tools. The course give theoretical bases of programming and application of programming in…

The aim of this course is to provide students with the theoretical understanding of how a geographic database is built-up and how it can be used. You will study key concepts for handling geographic databases with special focus on spatial…

The course contains a number of different basic components of spatial analysis, both in terms of theoretical background and analytical methods. Some of the concepts and techniques covered in the course are point pattern analysis,…

The aim of this course is to give the underlying mathematical and computer science theory required in GIS. This knowledge is necessary to evaluate the results in an analysis and to carry out more advanced analyses where the tools not are…

The aim of this course is to study the use of GIS in a client-server environment, where communication takes place through the Internet. Part of the course deals with computer screen cartography. The lectures deal with the most important…

The course provides theoretical and practical knowledge of advanced GIS methods and their applications in environmental sciences, spatial analysis, and decision-making. A central theme of the course is research reproducibility, where…

Simulation models are important tools and are used in administrations and companies to produce a basis for environmental policy decisions and planning, but the systems are also used in research contexts to describe complex systems and…