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Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS) Sweden is a research infrastructure with a network of stations supporting research within environmental and geoscience disciplines. ICOS Sweden provides a unique long-term and standardised series of measurements of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, as well as flows of carbon between land, air, and sea in Sweden. The collected data are used to support r
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/infrastructure/icos-sweden - 2026-06-05
The ICOS Carbon Portal is the central data portal for ICOS, a European research infrastructure that monitors greenhouse gases. The portal provides open and quality-assured data from more than 180 measurement stations across Europe, recording concentrations and fluxes of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, ecosystems, and the marine environment. The data are used to understand how greenhouse gases
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/infrastructure/icos-carbon-portal - 2026-06-05
The Marine Centre in Simrishamn is a meeting place focused on the sea, water, and coastal communities. Research is carried out here in collaboration between Lund University, the Municipality of Simrishamn, Österlen VA, and Region Skåne. The research focuses on the marine environment and ecosystems of the Bay of Hanö, the blue economy and coastal community development, as well as advanced water pur
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/infrastructure/marine-centre - 2026-06-05
This page in under construction. In the meantime, visit this website - geology.lu.se.At the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, there are laboratories equipped with advanced technology that is unique in Sweden. Research is conducted here and services are offered in several specialized fields, making the laboratories important resources for both internal and external collaborations.The
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BECC – Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in a Changing Climate – is an interdisciplinary strategic research area. BECC’s research focuses on identifying solutions to three overarching challenges: emissions from human activities, changes in land use and climate change, and their combined effects on biodiversity and ecosystem services. BECC Grand ChallengesTo develop a scientific basis for effecti
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/research/research-area-becc - 2026-06-05
The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is a new department from January 2026 following a merger of three organizations: the Center for Environmental and Climate Science, the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, and the Department of Geology.Den här webbplatsen är under uppbyggnad och om du saknar information kan du även söka på webbplatserna tillhörande de tre tidiga
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/about-department - 2026-06-05
MERGE stands for ModElling the Regional and Global Earth system and is a strategic research area involving around 250 researchers from Lund University, the University of Gothenburg, Chalmers University of Technology, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, and SMHI (Rossby Centre). The research focuses on climate modelling at both regional and global scales. MERGE encompasses advanced research, discipl
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The profile area Nature-Based Future Solutions brings together researchers from different disciplines to address three interconnected challenges: climate change, biodiversity loss, and the need for sustainable societal development. These crises affect people, ecosystems, and societies worldwide and require solutions that are both innovative and fair. The research builds on nature’s own processes a
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/research/profile-area-nature-based-future-solutions - 2026-06-05
The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is led by a department board and the head of department. The head of department is supported by a deputy head of department and three assistant heads of department.The heads of department, together with a head of postgraduate education, a head of undergraduate education and an administrative manager, constitute the department's management team.Dep
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/about-department/department-governance - 2026-06-05
This page is under construction. In the meantime, we refer to the pages below. See a list of all the courses at bachelor's level here - nateko.lu.se.See a list of all the courses at master's level here - nateko.lu.se.
Master's degree, 120 credits Do you want to obtain leading-edge expertise in processing digital geographical data? If so, our Master’s programme in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) is for you. GIS is highly usable and in demand among many employers involved in environmental issues and community planning, but also other work areas . Teaching is conducted entirely online, at half time or full
Master's degree, 120 credits GEM is an international Erasmus Mundus Master’s programme that trains future experts in geoinformation, remote sensing and environmental modelling. The programme combines advanced geodata analysis, AI and sustainability issues to address global societal challenges. About the programmeThis Erasmus Mundus programme is delivered by four leading European universities. The
Master's degree, 120 credits This programme is for you who are interested in the environmental and societal development of the Arctic. The Nordic Master in Environmental Changes at Higher Latitudes (EnCHiL) provides high quality two-year science education at the highest international level and a practical experience within the Arctic region. About the programmeHigh latitude ecosystems and societie
Master's degree, 120 credits Computations are becoming more and more important in research and industry. To make predictions, analysis or to replace experiments, we make use of numerical simulations and machine learning on large computers. We generate and store large amounts of data and use data science to search for patterns, connections, and trends. We offer a cross-disciplinary master's program
The computational science courses at MGeo are:Introduction to Artificial Neural Networks and Deep Learning (BERN04/EXTQ41), 7.5 credits – autumn, second study period.Theoretical Biophysics (BERN08/EXTQ02), 7.5 credits – spring, first study period.Systems Biology – Models and Computations (BERN06), 7.5 credits – spring, second study period.Introduction to Modelling of Climate System (BERN03) (geolo
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/education/computational-science/courses-computational-science - 2026-06-05
This page is under construction. In the meantime, we refer to the pages below. To read about the advanced courses in geology, conducted in English, press here - lu.se.To read more about the Bachelor's programme and our courses conducted in Swedish, visit our Swedish website - mgeo.lu.se.
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/education/education-geology/courses-geology - 2026-06-05
Lund University has extensive exchange programs with a large number of universities around the world. In addition, the Faculty of Science has its own exchange programs. There are also summer courses that may be interesting to take. The Faculty of Science is responsible for handling applications for exchange studies. Read more and apply on their website - science.lu.se.On the Canvas page “Extracurr
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/education/student-information/study-abroad - 2026-06-05
The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Board consists of:Carl AlwmarkEkaterina LantzJutta HolstLina EklundMaria C. HanssonMikael CalnerNatascha KljunPeter OlssonTherese EkThomas PughVictor OlariuThe board is complemented by three student representatives elected by the student organisations:Alexandra Popa, GNOMES student councilSaga Rosberg, GNOMES student councilEmma Enström, NDR docto
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/about-department/department-board - 2026-06-05
Collaboration is a central part of the work of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and a prerequisite for addressing today’s environmental and societal challenges. Research is developed through close dialogue with the wider community and in collaboration with other universities, public authorities and organisations – regionally, nationally and internationally. Collaboration is a cen
https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/our-collaboration/collaboration - 2026-06-05
Contact Management supportKarin Hofvendahlkarin [dot] hofvendahl [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se+46 462 229 796 Petter Pilesjö Head of DepartmentE-mail: petter [dot] pilesjo [at] mgeo [dot] lu [dot] se (petter[dot]pilesjo[at]mgeo[dot]lu[dot]se)Phone: +46733229654Link to Lund University's research portal Yann Clough Assistant Head of Department with a focus on research and interdisciplinarityE-mail: ya
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