FKVK02 – Kandidatkurs i freds- och konfliktvetenskap (30 högskolepoäng). Vårtermin. Kursen läses på plats i Lund. Kurs på grundnivå som du är behörig till efter 60 högskolepoäng i ämnet. Kursen syftar till att fördjupa kunskaperna om forskningsområdet freds- och konfliktvetenskap. Tyngdpunkten i kursen ligger på det vetenskapliga perspektivet, metodval och teorianknytning, och på genomförandet av

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UNDA23 – Fortsättningskurs i underrättelseanalys (30 högskolepoäng). Nätbaserad distanskurs. För uppdaterad information om vilka kurser som går just den termin som du är intresserad av, se: Fristående kurser | Statsvetenskapliga institutionen (lu.se)Kursens delkurserDelkurs 1. Underrättelseverksamhet och internationell säkerhet (7,5 hp)Delkursen ger en översikt över relevant teoribildning inom stu

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Delkurs i kandidatkursen i statsvetenskap (STVK04/05). 7,5 högskolepoäng. Kursen ges på engelska och läses tillsammans med utbytesstudenter som söker direkt via kurskoden STVC73. För uppdaterad information om vilka kurser som går just den termin som du är intresserad av, se: Valbara delkurser som läses inom kandidatkursen STVK04/STVK05Kursens innehållDen här kursen utforskar framväxten av staten s

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Delkurs i kandidatkursen i statsvetenskap (STVK04/05). 7,5 högskolepoäng. Hösttermin. Kursen ges på engelska och läses tillsammans med utbytesstudenter som söker direkt via kurskoden STVC74. För uppdaterad information om vilka kurser som går just den termin som du är intresserad av, se: Valbara delkurser som läses inom kandidatkursen STVK04/STVK05Kursens innehållKursen fokuserar på politiska parti

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City-to-city learning lab on nature/ecosystem-based planning and adaptation Project aims and approachThis project supports systematic city-to-city learning to foster so-called nature- or ecosystem-based planning, climate adaptation and associated governance. The aim is to create a city-to-city learning lab that allows the participating municipalities to work in close cooperation with researchers f

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Urban Governance and Transformation Biodiversity and Natural Resource Management Energy Justice and Sustainability of Energy Systems Climate Change and Resilience Land Use Governance and Development Key research areas and projects at LUCSUS Key research area: Perennial agriculture Key research area: Biocultural diversity and environmental justice Key research area: Negative emissions and carbon di

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Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies in collaboration with Skissernas museum, April 27 The negative effects of climate change is now impossible to ignore. Researchers the world over publish daily reports detailing the devastating effects of a warmer climate on our environment and society. Yet, efforts to create a more sustainable society are slow or lacking. This has led many research

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Project leaderChristine Wamsler, Professor at Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS)Project summaryWide-spread impacts and losses from hazards, such as floods, heat waves, drought, earthquakes and landslides, and an increasing understanding of the need to address their underlying root causes has triggered a new focus on  disaster risk reduction (DRR) to support societal resilie

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Shifting to a sustainable fossil free energy system is vital to mitigate the impacts of climate change, promote sustainability, and meet the ever-growing energy needs. LUCSUS research aims to identify pathways to more sustainable and just energy systems, and maps societal and environmental impacts for different communities in both rural and urban areas. We focus on societal and environmental impac

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LUCSUS' work on gender and equality aims to educate and raise awareness on gender, diversity and equality among staff and students, and to promote a good working environment and collegiality. Gender, Diversity and Equality Committee The LUCSUS Gender, Diversity and Equality committee’s task is to help out, and consult staff and students, on any concerns that they might have concerning gender, dive

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LUCSUS’ expert list for media includes contact details for researchers with expertise in various areas of sustainability. The researchers can conduct interviews in both Swedish and English.Emily Boyd, Professor Expert in: climate change and resilience, adaptation, politics of loss and damage, extreme weather events, climate change impacts on vulnerable groups.Emily Boyd was lead author for IPCC AR

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LUCSUS' environmental work aims to create a working and learning environment in which environmental sustainability is prioritised. Environmental CommitteeSara GabrielssonWim Carton LUCSUS Travel PolicyLUCSUS travel guidelines apply to all staff and guests associated with, and visiting LUCSUS. The guidelines can also be used to inform LUCSUS teaching and inspire students to take corresponding steps

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Advancing the societal dialogue on sustainability Read about our events and outreach activities LUCSUS enhances individual, organisational, and societal capacity in dealing with and solving sustainability challenges. Read more about how we work with capacity building LUCSUS actively engage with decision-makers to support informed and evidence-based actions. Read more about our policy work Previous

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We work actively to engage policy makers - to support them to make informed and evidence-based decisions. Our aim is to make a contribution to policies, regulations and laws that advance sustainable societal transformations. LUCSUS researchers contributes to various high level reports, assessments and dialogues such as the Intergovermental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the Intergovernmental S

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LUCSUS enhances individual, organisational, and societal capacity in dealing with and solving sustainability challenges. We enhance collaborations with partners from civil society and the private and public sectors, and provide and develop knowledge, skills and tools needed to support action for sustainable development. Key activities for LUCSUS capacity workTargeted training courses and programme

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Activities and communication to advance the societal dialogue on sustainability is at the core of LUCSUS strategic communication work to raise awareness and reach beyond academia with our research. LUCSUS participates in, and organises, outreach activities for many different audiences, from industry and public sector to students and members of the public. We influence and advance the societal deba

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Understanding, measuring and governing Loss and Damage for social and ecological systems LUCSUS organised a conference advancing and exploring L&D from multiple perspectives 30th October - 1st November 2019. While the proliferation of new papers and initiatives relating to L&D is promising, many challenges remain for the scientific and policy communities. These include how L&D from climate change

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Recasting the disproportionate impacts of climate change extremes. "We are seeing an increase in the intensity of extreme climate events, as well as growing inequality. There is an urgency to look at the intersections between climate change and vulnerabillity", Director Emily Boyd. DICE applies different methods to evaluate the importance of Loss & Damage, and identify sites, groups and sectors af

https://www.lucsus.lu.se/research/research-themes/climate-change-and-resilience/dice - 2025-07-05

The LUCSUS PhD programme educates PhD students from different disciplinary backgrounds within the field of sustainability. Our goal is to train rigorous, creative, and empowered future researchers. We have been educating PhD students since 2008, and our programme in Sustainability Science was the first in Europe. Meet our PhD students A PhD in Sustainability Science at LUCSUS means developing expe

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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 fun

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