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PhD Programme

The LUCSUS PhD programme educates PhD candidates 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 candidates 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 expertise in critical thinking and real-world problem-solving in a creative, interdisciplinary, and collegial international atmosphere. 

LUCSUS PhD programme educates PhD candidates for  successful  careers in academia and society . We  provide students with relevant skills to conduct transdisciplinary research in collaboration with partners outside academia, e.g. social movements, civil society, and policy makers. We train our PhD candidates in  research methods, paper writing, ethics, project management, teaching , communication and  career development . 

A strong international and collaborative research environment

LUCSUS has a well-established, diverse and international research environment to support our PhD candidates through solid science and proven experience. As a PhD candidate you gain excellent capacities for collaboration and networking, and ample opportunity to hone your scientific methods and skills.

LUCSUS protects and supports diversity, pluralism, transparency and collegiality to create an organisational environment that is supportive, participatory, open, collaborative, and fun. We lead by example and we strive to embody the sustainable change we want to see in the world in our work and practices.

LUCSUS staff has varied cultural and geographical backgrounds with over 15 countries currently represented. English is the natural working language at LUCSUS, creating an inclusive work culture for both students and staff.

Admission and Funding

PhD positions at LUCSUS are announced in connection with specific programmes, such as the Agenda 2030 Research School at Lund University, or research projects funded through grants led by senior researchers at LUCSUS, who supervise PhD candidates. 

All vacant positions are publicly announced.

Read more about how to apply for PhD studies at LUCSUS

About doctoral studies

Doctoral studies involves a total of four years of full-time study, forming a total of 240 ECTS credits. A programme consists of both courses and thesis, of which the doctoral thesis is to account for at least 120 credits .

Admitted doctoral students normally get a salaried position. This means that they will be employed as staff members and will get a salary whilst undertaking the doctoral studies. In return, the doctoral student often provides some departmental or teaching duties

Facts and figures

• LUCSUS established the first PhD programme in Sustainability Science in Europe in 2008.
• 22 PhD candidates have graduated from LUCSUS programme in Sustainability Science. 
• Today, the PhD programme has 16 registered doctoral candidates.
• All positions are fully funded for the required four years of study.
• LUCSUS has a full completion rate. All candidates admitted to our PhD programmes have completed and defended their thesis and have done so within the limited time frame.

Director of PhD Studies

Torsten Krause torsten [dot] krause [at] LUCSUS [dot] lu [dot] se (torsten[dot]krause[at]LUCSUS[dot]lu[dot]se)

Joint PhD seminars on environmental challenges

PhD studies at the Faculty of Social Sciences

General information for PhD students at Lund University

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Doctoral studies

Doctoral programmes (PhD programmes) are offered by all six departments at the Lund University School of Economics and Management. It is often given in collaboration with other parts of Lund University or with other institutions in Sweden.

The doctoral degree is the highest academic degree. The Swedish doctoral degree comprises 240 credits and the doctoral programme normally takes four years of full-time study.

The programmes differ somewhat between disciplines, but in all cases they consist of at least one year of course work and at least two years spent writing the doctoral thesis. The thesis can be produced in the form of a monograph or in the form of a number of articles published during the doctoral programme, a so-called compilation thesis. The thesis is defended at a public defence where an opponent reviews and opposes the thesis. An examining committee consisting of at least three people grade the thesis.

You also have the option of obtaining a licentiate degree after 120 credits. Such a degree can either conclude a programme or be awarded when you are halfway to a doctoral degree. The thesis is then called a licentiate thesis and is presented and examined at a seminar.

After graduation many doctors pursue academic careers while others obtain positions within business or public administration.

At present, the School of Economics and Management has about 100 admitted doctoral students and around 20 doctoral theses are produced each year.

Regulations for third-cycle education at LUSEM (pdf, 290 kB)

Apply to a doctoral programme

Are you interested in joining a doctoral programme at the School of Economics and Management? You apply via the department where you want to do your research. All vacant PhD positions are advertised via Lund University’s job portal.

Application and admission

Financing your doctoral studies

At the School of Economics and Management there are two different ways of financing your studies: employment as a doctoral student, or external funding. External funding may consist of employment outside the university or a scholarship from an external source. It is important to recognise that the different types of funding give you different levels of social security. Upon admission, funding must be secured for the entire duration of the programme and must be at least half-time.

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony takes place at the end of May and is the biggest event of the academic year. During the ceremony, the University rewards those who have completed a doctoral programme and defended a doctoral thesis. At the promotion ceremony, the insignia of learning are awarded: the hat or laurel wreath, the ring and the diploma.

On the same occasion, the University also honours outstanding researchers from other universities and individuals by awarding them honorary doctorates. As a tribute to previous generations, those who received their doctoral degree 50 years ago are also promoted to jubilee doctors.

The doctoral degree conferment ceremony – lunduniversity.lu.se

Quality assurance in research education

Our doctoral programmes are regularly evaluated to maintain their quality.

Doctoral studies at the departments

• Department of Business Administration
• Department of Business Law
• Department of Economic History
• Department of Economics
• Department of Informatics
• Department of Statistics

Lund’s Doctoral Student Union

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For current doctoral students

More information about your doctoral studies in Canvas

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Doctoral studies

Do you have a university degree and have found a subject that you are passionate about and want to study in depth? Whether you have just finished your studies, or are already established in the labour market, doctoral studies could be the next exciting step in your career.

About the programme

Third-cycle education can comprise either two or four years of full-time studies and lead to two different degrees:

• Licentiate degree consisting of 120 credits, equivalent to two years of full-time studies. The Licentiate degree is usually a milestone on the way to a doctoral degree. 
• Doctoral degree consisting of 240 credits, equivalent to four years of full-time studies. Almost all doctoral students at the Faculty of Science have a doctoral degree as their final goal.

As a doctoral student, you are admitted to one of the faculty's more than 20 third-cycle subjects. You are usually employed through a doctoral studentship. The University regularly advertises vacant doctoral studentships to which you can apply if you meet the admission requirements. 

Find vacant doctoral studentships (lunduniversity.lu.se)

The programme includes, among other things, courses, seminars and a research assignment that will result in a licentiate thesis or a doctoral thesis. You can also participate in one or more graduate schools on different themes. The graduate schools offer courses, workshops, seminars and networking opportunities.

Once you have completed all parts of your programme, you apply for a degree certificate. After receiving your degree, you can work as a researcher at a university or a company, for example.

Doctoral studies at Lund University (lunduniversity.lu.se)

The Faculty of Science has more than 20 third-cycle subjects. For each subject there is a general syllabus in which you can read about admission requirements, components of the programme and more.

Subjects at the Faculty of Science

Centre for environmental and climate science.

• Environmental Science (PDF, 593 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Theoretical Physics with specialisation in Computational Biolog (PDF, 595 kB, opens in a new tab)

Centre for Mathematical Sciences

• Mathematical Statistics (PDF, 665 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Mathematics (PDF, 581 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Numerical Analysis (PDF, 593 kB, opens in a new tab)

Department of Biology

Biology (PDF, 759 kB, opens in a new tab)

Department of Chemistry

• Analytical Chemistry (PDF, 569 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Biochemistry (PDF, 574 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Chemical Physics (PDF, 630 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Computational Chemistry (PDF, 242 kB, new tab)
• Inorganic Chemistry (PDF, 574 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Molecular Biophysics (PDF, 575 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Organic Chemistry (PDF, 574 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Physical Chemistry (PDF, 573 kB, opens in a new tab)

Department of Geology

• Geobiosphere Science with a specialisation in Lithosphere and Palaeobiosphere Sciences (PDF, 592 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Geobiosphere Science with a specialisation in Quaternary Geology (PDF, 591 kB, opens in a new tab)

Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science

• Geobiosphere Science, with specialisation in Geographical Information Science (PDF, 592 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Geobiosphere Science, with specialisation in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science (PDF, 591 kB, opens in a new tab)

Department of Physics

• Astronomy and Astrophysic (PDF, 579 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Physics (PDF, 756 kB, opens in a new tab)
• Theoretical Physics with specialisation in Theoretical Physics (PDF, 593 kB, opens in a new tab)

Medical Radiation Physics

Medical Radiation Physics (PDF, 690 kB, opens in a new tab)

Graduate schools

A graduate school offers, among other things, courses, workshops and seminars on a specific theme. The Faculty of Science has the following graduate schools:

• Admire (advanced microscopy research environment) – admire.lu.se
• Agenda 2030 – agenda2030graduateschool.lu.se
• Bioeconomy – cec.lu.se
• ClimBEco (biodiversity and ecosystem services in a changing climate) – climbeco.lu.se
• Compute (scientific discovery using computers) – compute.lu.se
• lntegrative Biology – biology.lu.se
• QDETAILSS (high quality detection and analysis of liquid and solid samples) – kilu.lu.se/internal
• XANADU ( X-rays and neutrons for advanced sustainability research ) – fysik.lu.se

Contact information to study advisers

Directors of third-cycle studies.

Contact information for Tobias Ambjörnsson  – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Sandra Pott  – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Klas Flärdh – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Viveka Alfredsson – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Helena Filipsson – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Cecilia Akselsson – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Göran Frank – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact information for Ronnie Wirestam – lunduniversity.lu.se

Faculty of Social Sciences | Lund University

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Study at the PhD programme

The PhD programme leads to a PhD corresponding to 240 credits.

The programme is composed of coursework, and research leading to a dissertation.

Eligibility criteria are stated in current announcements of vacancies. 

Postgraduate positions are financed by the department, research projects or by external authorities and organisations.

Completion of the PhD programme usually takes four years of full-time studies.

The Department of Psychology has approximately 20 active PhD students.

Instructions for application to the Doctoral Programme in Psychology (PDF)

Åse Innes-Ker Director of Doctoral Studies Ase [dot] Innes-Ker [at] psy [dot] lu [dot] se (Ase[dot]Innes-Ker[at]psy[dot]lu[dot]se)

Anita Lennerstedt Administrator +46 46 222 91 21 anita [dot] lennerstedt [at] psy [dot] lu [dot] se (anita[dot]lennerstedt[at]psy[dot]lu[dot]se)

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PhD studies

Doctoral Studies in Sociology and Social Anthropology

The Department of Sociology at Lund University offers Postgraduate Studies in Sociology and Social Anthropology. Qualifications for Postgraduates comprise four years of studying (240 ECTS). The minimum requirements for admission is three years of full-time university studies, including a year and a half of full-time studies in the advertised discipline or equivalent.

Our subjects

Sociology is a discipline analysing social relations and processes ranging from global and historical transformations to everyday relations, life history and formation of identities at an individual level. A broad range of theoretical perspectives are important tools in analysing different social problems and processes. Sociologists carry out research on such diverse topics as gender relations, power relations, social inequalities, ethnic conflicts, youth cultures, mass media, criminology, environment and risk, labour market relations and housing. The methods used are manifold, e.g. comparative analysis, participant observations and text analysis, as well as statistical analysis.

Social Anthropology

Social Anthropology is one of the major internationally recognized basic research social science disciplines. The unifying focus of anthropology is the study of humankind, its history, social structures and cultural forms. The field has historically had a major influence on the other social sciences since several major approaches, structural functionalism, structuralism, structural marxism were elaborated very much within social anthropology. The department at Lund university has been a significant contributor to what is referred to as historical anthropology, and it has been the center for the development of global systemic anthropology.

Find out more

Learn all about PhD-studies at The Department of Sociology in Lund on our research pages. Go to the page "Doctoral studies".

Application

When there is a PhD-position open, you will find information at Lund University's web page for Job Vacancies .

General information Lund University

Doctoral Studies Lund University on the university's international website.

Director of Research Studies at the Department of Sociology

Bo Isenberg

Faculty of Science

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PhD studies

Once you have completed your Master’s degree, you can go on to third-cycle studies and specialise in an area you are interested in.

PhD studies normally comprise four years of full-time study, corresponding to 240 credits. You spend approximately one year on courses and seminars, and three years on your research project. You compile your research findings in a doctoral thesis, which usually consists of a summary and synthesis together with articles that you have published in international scientific journals. You present and argue for your thesis in a public defence. If your thesis is approved and you have completed all the course components, you can receive your PhD degree.

The learning outcomes for research studies

PhD studies are to educate and train scholars capable of conducting research of high quality and working with other qualified assignments within higher education, industry and society, where the experience of research is essential. PhD studies aim to provide the following:

• Specialised subject knowledge
• The ability to think creatively and critically
• Training in planning, implementation and evaluation of research tasks/projects
• Practice presenting research findings, both orally and in writing, to various target groups

Biological research

Our research covers the entire field of biology, from molecular, cell and organismal biology to ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation biology and environmental sciences protection.

The Department of Biology has a long and distinguished research tradition. It can be traced back to Professor of Philosophia naturalis et physica experimentalis (natural history and physics), Kilian Stobaeus (1690-1742) (in Wikipedia). Now, as then, the Department of Biology is conducting modern research at the cutting edge of the research field. If you are curious about our research, you can find brief descriptions of our research specialisations on our research page .

Entry requirements

In order to be admitted to research studies at the Department of Biology, you must meet both the general and the specific entry requirements. The general entry requirements state that you must have completed a degree programme in higher education corresponding to at least 240 credits, or have equivalent knowledge. The specific entry requirements normally mean that you must have studied second-cycle courses that are relevant to the planned research specialisation and completed a degree project in the subject.

The general syllabus for biology specifies all the entry requirements (Faculty of Science's website) . The determining factor for selection for research studies is the expected ability to benefit from the degree programme.

Application and admission

Check for vacant doctoral studentships on our web page for job opportunities . There are no fixed application periods for doctoral studentships; vacancies are announced when finances and other conditions allow. If you are interested in starting research studies, contact a potential supervisor in your subject of interest. This will provide you with current information on research projects and study finance. Applications for admission to research studies at the Department of Biology are made via Lund University’s electronic recruitment portal and are always linked to an advertised vacancy for a doctoral studentship.

Study finance

If you are admitted to research studies, you will also be employed as a doctoral student with a salary. The doctoral studentship salary is increased according to centrally determined increments, based on how long you have been employed.

A more general description of research studies on the website of the Faculty of Science

Klas Flärdh

Director of studies

Telephone :  +46 46 222 85 84 E-mail : Klas [dot] Flard [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se

Emma Kritzberg

Telephone : +46 46 222 40 79 Email : Emma [dot] Kritzberg [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se (Emma[dot]Kritzberg[at]biol[dot]lu[dot]se)

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How to become a PhD student at LTH, Faculty of Engineering

To become a doctoral student at LTH is usually through emploument at an institution. When an institution wants to employ and accept a doctoral student in a certain thrid cycle study subject, the position needs to be advertised, i.e. employment and admission are done in competition with other applicants. LTH does not apply fixed application times, but a doctoral position can be advertised at any time throughout the year.

All vacancies, including doctoral positions, are advertised on Lund University's website, among other places.

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Requirements

To be eligible for third cycle studies, both basic eligibility and special eligibility are required. The basic eligibility is the same for all doctoral education in Sweden and is regulated in the Higher Education Ordinance. For each third cycle subject, the higher education institutions have the opportunity to set requirements for special eligibility, i.e. knowledge that is considered necessary to be able to complete that particular education.

In order to be fundamentally qualified, you need to meet one of the following requirements:

• completed a degree at the advanced level,
• completed course requirements of at least 240 higher education credits, of which at least 60 higher education credits at advanced level, or
• in any other way within or outside Sweden acquired substantially equivalent knowledge.

Basic qualifications are often not enough to be able to complete a certain education. Knowledge in, for example, a certain subject area is normally also needed.

The requirements for special requirements may relate to:

• knowledge from higher education or equivalent education,
• specific professional experience, and
• necessary language skills or other conditions conditioned by the education.

For you to be enrolled as a doctoral student, funding is required for your entire education. The most common form of funding is through employment as a doctoral student, i.e. the department has the funds they want and can advertise for a doctoral position. There are no tuition fees at Swedish universities.

In some cases, institutions may enroll a doctoral student with other funding than through employment. In both cases, it is required that the funding is assessed as secured during the entire education and that the doctoral student will have the opportunity to pursue his or her education for at least half time (i.e. complete a four-year education towards a doctoral degree of a maximum of eight years).

As an industrial doctoral student, you are employed at, for example, a company or other university and are at the same time enrolled in a third cycle subject at LTH. The employer is thus willing to let you conduct third cycle studies during your working hours at the same time as LTH is responsible for the implementation of the education. For this to be possible, an agreement must be drawn up between the employer and LTH.

It is possible to finance an entire doctoral program with an external scholarship, but there are many rules to ensure fair conditions.

In general, the scholarship must be paid directly to the doctoral student from the financier and that there must be no requirement for work performance from the financier. The scholarship must be given either within the framework of an "assistance or capacity building program" or within the framework of certain types of formalized collaborations. The funding also needs to reach the salary level after tax for an employed doctoral student, if it does not, the department must establish an additional scholarship as a supplement.

Admitted for a doctoral or licentiate degree

In third cycle studies, there are two degree levels, doctoral degree and licentiate degree.

An entire doctoral program towards a doctoral degree comprises 4 years of full-time studies, i.e. 240 higher education credits. The education towards the doctoral degree is made up of a scientific dissertation and a course part. The dissertation part always constitutes at least half the scope, i.e. at least 120 higher education credits. If you are accepted with employment as a doctoral student, the position always refers to an education towards a doctoral degree.

It is also possible to take a licentiate degree that corresponds to 2 years of full-time studies, i.e. 120 higher education credits. The education towards the licentiate degree is made up of a scientific essay and a course part. The essay always constitutes at least half the scope, i.e. at least 60 higher education credits. Regardless of the form of financing, it is possible to take out a licentiate degree as a stage on the way to your doctoral degree. If you are enrolled with funding other than doctoral employment, it is possible to be enrolled for a licentiate degree only.

Choose "Doctoral students" and "Faculty of Engineering, LTH" in the list over organisations to find doctoral vacancies at LTH.

Admission to doctoral studies

Read more about admission, requirements and financing in the document "Lund University Admission Rules for Doctoral Programmes".

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