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Mphp19
Kursguide - Course Syllabus • • • Details of approval The syllabus was approved by The Master's Programmes Board on 2017-09-12 to be valid from 2017-09-13, autumn semester 2017. General Information The course is a compulsory component of the Master (120 credits) of Medical Science programme in Public Health. Language of instruction: English Learning outcomes Knowledge and understanding On completi
https://www.medicine.lu.se/sites/medicine.lu.se/files/mphp19.pdf - 2025-11-02
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Are you going to make a vacancy announcement? Lund University follows the government agreements for job vacancy announcements and media advice. To ensure compliance with current procurement contracts, you need to contact your local HR office when advertising vacancies and producing vacancy announcements. On this page, you will also find information which can be useful when producing other types of
Håkan Johansson
Professor Contact details Email: hakan [dot] johansson [at] soch [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 09 88 Mobile: +46 70 849 48 67Organisation School of Social Work Room number: 331 Service point: 28 WebpageHåkan Johanssons profile in Lund University research portalOther affiliations Profile area member LU Profile Area: Human rights Professor Civil Society and Social Movements Publications Displa
https://www.humanrights.lu.se/hakan-johansson - 2025-11-03
Tobias Olofsson
Researcher Contact details Email: tobias [dot] olofsson [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se Phone: +46 46 222 88 12Organisation Department of Sociology Service point: 31 WebpageTobias Olofssons profile in Lund University research portalResearcherSociologyMain research areasValuation studiesSociology of timeScience and technology studies (STS)Sociology of risk and uncertaintyFeminist epistemologyCurrent res
https://www.soc.lu.se/en/tobias-olofsson - 2025-11-03
Mörka moln vid horisonten : Berättelser om dålig stämning på svenska arbetsplatser
Arbetsplatsen har blivit en plats där vi, som arbetstagare, eventuellt ska hitta/känna lyckan. En vanlig fråga till barn är "vem vill du bli när du blir stor?" Eller "vad vill du göra?" Man förväntas jobba med någonting givande, intressant, spännande. Man ska kunna hitta lycka, kanske till och med livets mening i sitt arbete. Vi förväntas kunna säga "jag älskar mitt jobb". Från tidig ålder vill vi
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Web server traffic in crisis conditions
During recent years we have seen several large-scale crises. The 9/11 terror attacks, tsunamis, storms, floods and bombings have all been unpredictable and caused a great deal of damage. One common factor in these crises has been the need for information and one important source of information is usually web sites. In this work three new sets of web server access logs are presented and analyzed, o
Vems minne är bevarat? : En postkolonial kvantitativ innehållsanalys av romers representation i svenskt arkivmaterial
Lund University Students, Christianity and Lund Cathedral
On the Determinants of Underpricing in Corporate Bond Offerings
Viktig statlig institution eller "mensmyndighet"? En diskursanalys av debatten om Jämställdhetsmyndigheten
Public Service Media in the Realm of Political Antagonism
Hur förstår Sverigedemokraternas principprogram religionsfriheten i samband med islam?
The Development of Gender Attribution and Gender Agreement in French
This study aims to explore the development in child and adult grammars of a noun-related feature in French, namely gender. In brief, previous research has shown that gender assignment and gender agreement in a language such as French is just as easy for the mono- or bilingual child (Carroll, 1989; Clark, 1985; Müller, 1990, 1994) as it is difficult for the (adult) L2 learner (Bartning, 2000; Carro
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Cinematic Sex Education in the Twenty-First Century: Narration, Reflexivity and Sexuality in Kärlekens språk (2004)
Från "sancte Matthei dagh" till "21 september". Kalendariska tidsuttryck i nordiska under senmedeltid och reformationstid
During the 16th century, and thus late in a european perspective, the Scandinavian language usage went from normally giving dates according to the church year calendar (each day having a name of its own, mostly referring to a saint) to normally giving them according to our modern calendar (numbering the days within each named month). The present investigation shows how this transition more exactly
