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See below for our listed expert on the Maldives. Andreas Johansson Department: Centre for Theology and Religious Studies Areas of expertise: Religion, politics, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, terrorism, human rights, democracy. Languages: English and Swedish Contact information: andreas [dot] johansson [at] ctr [dot] lu [dot] se (andreas[dot]johansson[at]ctr[dot]lu[dot]se) Malé. Photo: Asian Develo
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/maldives - 2026-01-11
See below for listed expert on Pakistan at Lund University. Jan Magnusson Department: School of Social Work Areas of expertise: Social change, social policy and welfare, social movements, South Asia, Himalaya, Tibetan refugees and social movements in the western Himalayas. Languages: English and Swedish Contact information: +46 46 222 31 61, jan [dot] magnusson [at] soch [dot] lu [dot] se (jan[
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/pakistan - 2026-01-11
See below for listed expert on issues in the western Himalayas. Jan Magnusson Department: School of Social Work Areas of expertise: Social change, social policy and welfare, social movements, South Asia, Himalaya, Tibetan refugees and social movements in the western Himalayas. Languages: English and Swedish Contact information: +46 46 222 31 61, jan [dot] magnusson [at] soch [dot] lu [dot] se (
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/western-himalayas - 2026-01-11
Please see below for our list of experts on Bangladesh. Catarina Kinnvall Department: Political Science Areas of expertise: Religion, nationalism, populism, gender and radicalisation Languages: English and Swedish Contact information: +46 46-222 80 94, catarina [dot] kinnvall [at] svet [dot] lu [dot] se (catarina[dot]kinnvall[at]svet[dot]lu[dot]se) Ted Svensson Department: Political Sc
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/bangladesh - 2026-01-11
See below for our listed expert on Nepal. Priscyll Anctil Department: Political Science Areas of expertise: Women (ex)combatants in Nepal, sexual and gender-based violence in war and post-war, international intervention in Afghanistan, disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration, armed groups. Languages: English, Spanish and French Contact information: +46 70 208 23 33, priscyll [dot] ancti
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/nepal - 2026-01-11
Please see our listed expert on Afghanistan below. Priscyll Anctil Department: Political Science Areas of expertise: Women (ex)combatants in Nepal, sexual and gender-based violence in war and post-war, international intervention in Afghanistan, disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration, armed groups. Languages: English, Spanish and French Contact information: +46 70 208 23 33, priscyll [dot
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/sasnet-expert-list-media/afghanistan - 2026-01-11
This lecture series is presented by Dr. Yogesh Snehi, Professor, Dr. B.R at Ambedkar University Delhi. To find out more information about Dr Snehi, please click here. Part 1: Introduction to Sufism About the video Practiced in south-Asia and specifically widely in India and Pakistan, Sufism is a spiritual practice embedded in the precepts of mystical Islam, possessing a rich culture and traditio
This Lecture Series is presented by Dr. Shernaz Cama at Lady Sri Ram College, University of Delhi. Read more about her research here. Part 1: Introduction About the lecture Once the state religion of a massive empire of the ancient world, Zoroastrianism has been reduced to a handful of refugees & today is one of the smallest minority religious cultures in the world with about 50,000 followers in
This Lecture Series is presented by Dr. Amita Paliwal, Assistant Professor, Jesus and Mary College, at University of Delhi. Read more about her research here. Part 1: Origins of Islam About the lecture During the 6th and 7th centuries C.E., west Asia was marked by a combination of settled cultures and communities of people mostly tribal in nature who were either agro-pastoralists or traders and
https://www.sasnet.lu.se/research/lund-lecture-series-indian-religions/rise-islam - 2026-01-11
Please fill in this form to apply for Faculty of Social Sciences joint PhD courses. The last day to apply for all courses is Friday, 7 August 2020. Additional requirements If you are a doctoral student from another university, please download the Special Permission Form and submit it with your application below. Contact Maria Persson LingProgramme Coordinatormaria [dot] persson_ling [at] sam [dot]
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Faculty of Social Sciences How to applyFill in the application form via the link below to apply:Application for spring 2026 coursesPlease discuss the courses you want to apply for with your supervisor before completing the application form. If the number of applicants exceeds available places, applicants are prioritised as follows:Doctoral students from the Faculty of Social Sciences, Lund Univers
3 credits About the courseCourse period: 2-13 February 2026 (6-17 October 2025)Application deadline: 11 January 2026 (Note! Prolonged deadline)Click here to applyOverviewAnyone conducting research faces ethical issues of one or another sort. This course aims to make doctoral students (at the Faculty of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Law, and the School of Economics and Management) well equipped
Would you like to improve your Swedish? This page will inform you about the different options for doctoral students at the Faculty of Social Sciences. See information about the different courses below. Discuss the course you want to apply for with your supervisor. Course fees for courses offered by Lund University are covered by your department.1. Swedish for university staffDepending on your prev
The constant development of courses and study programmes is an important part of quality management and should be carried out continuously. When considerable changes to existing programmes, or completely new programmes, are planned, there are procedures for how this is to be accomplished, both at University and faculty level. When a new study programme is to be established, programme validation i
On completion of a course, a course evaluation and course evaluation report must be conducted. The aim is partly to collect the students’ perceptions of the course, and partly to create a basis for course development and feedback to the students. ImplementationCourse evaluationEach course must include a course evaluation in writing that gives students the opportunity to express their opinions anon
The faculty works with two-year operational plans that specify a number of prioritised areas for the upcoming years. Much of the work with the operational plan's priority areas is conducted through the faculty's boards and councils.The faculty management and faculty office break down the areas into more detailed activities, in order to be able to work more concretely with follow-up of the operatio
The faculty management regularly conducts operational discussions with all departments to ensure that the departments’ resources for education and research are used efficiently and optimally and that activities are developed and maintain high quality. The aim is also to provide supporting documentation for first- and second-cycle education for the planning of the following year’s allocation of res
The faculty regularly exchange information on quality assurance and quality enhancement with departments and libraries through annual quality discussions about first-, second- and third cycle education, and research. The quality discussions are both follow-ups and forward-looking. The aim is to capture areas in need of development and improvement and to identify any required measures, follow up re
Part of the faculty’s quality assurance and quality enhancement work consists of education evaluations with external experts. Below is an overview of the different steps involved in an education evaluation and results from conducted evaluations. All first-, second- and third-cycle degree programmes are to be evaluated with external reviewers. The education evaluations are to promote quality, and a
Please fill in this form to apply for Faculty of Social Sciences joint PhD courses. Additional requirements If you are a doctoral student from another university, please download the Special Permission Form and submit it with your application below. Contact Maria Persson LingProgramme Coordinatormaria [dot] persson_ling [at] sam [dot] lu [dot] se Important dates DeadlinesThe last day to apply for
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