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Meet Edwina from Sigtuna, Sweden

Link back to student portrait International Human Rights Law.  What is your educational background?I studied the IB diploma programme in High School which inspired me to study my bachelor’s degree overseas. I chose to move to the United Kingdom after graduation from high school and to study a bachelor’s degree in law at the University of Edinburgh. How did you find our master’s programme?Despite m

https://www.law.lu.se/meet-edwina-sigtuna-sweden - 2026-05-27

Upload abstract for the Swedish Climate Symposium 2024

To submit your abstract, fill in the form below and attach your abstract as a PDF-file. Instructions for submittingPlease use our template to submit your abstract, indicating your preference for your presentation type (oral or poster). You should select the session that best suits your abstract. Abstracts that do not meet the requirements of the template, will not be taken into consideration.Downl

https://www.merge.lu.se/form/upload-abstract-swedish-climate-symposium-2024 - 2026-05-27

What are the environmental effects on the selective migration of long-term residents in Swedish and Danish affordable housing areas?

Research Student: Süheyla TürkDuration: 2014 - 2018Supervisor: Guy BaetenAssistant supervisor: Henrik Gutzon Larsen In this research, environmental effects, which cause citizens to leave their neighbourhoods after they have improved their socio-economic conditions.will be analysed by focusing on Nordic countries’ welfare states in national and local levels. Access to affordable housing is national

https://www.keg.lu.se/en/research/research-projects/current-phd-projects/what-are-environmental-effects-selective-migration-long-term-residents-swedish-and-danish-affordable - 2026-05-27

Evaluation of high-risk screening for breast cancer in the south Swedish health care region

Project description: Women with a high risk for breast cancer are defined as having (i) a life-time risk of a new primary breast cancer >20%, based on the prevalence of hereditary gene mutation (BRCA1, BRCA2 etc.), (ii) a positive family history, or (iii) previously diagnosed breast cancer before 50 years of age. High-risk patients have a higher incidence of breast cancer, with lesions appearing e

https://www.luci.lu.se/en/evaluation-high-risk-screening-breast-cancer-south-swedish-health-care-region - 2026-05-27