This week we meet Adam Abbasi-Sacca who, mid-pandemic, graduated from the MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from his home in Australia. During his studies, …
Women in Sweden still take more time off work to look after a sick child (VAB) than men do. In 2007, women took 64 …
Throw up, spew, vomit, hurl, drop a pavement pizza - just a few of the countless synonyms for this “favourite” (well...or not) activity. The …
In this blog post, you will meet with recruiter Julia Schnittger and learn more about the recruitment process at her employer, IKEA. IKEA is …
This week we meet Clara Luthman, an alumna of the master’s programme in Global studies, international relations, and political science, who graduated in 2017 …
We wish everyone a lovely Lucia Tuesday today, 13 December! If you are far from Lund, you can still get into that Lucia holiday …
High heel shoes are a fashion phenomenon that inspire wonder. Why is it that these shoes, in particular, have come to be synonymous with …
Back in the 1980s, Rickard Öste, a researcher at Kemicentrum, the centre for chemistry and chemical engineering at Lund University, became interested in finding …
"Lundensare" Nobel Prize winner Arvid Carlsson (1923-2018) did not receive the prestigious Nobel Prize while living or working in Lund – but he is …
Autumn is upon us, and what could be better than a spine-chilling murder mystery as the darkness closes in? Scandinavian and Nordic crime novels …
There cannot be many people in Sweden who failed to notice this year – and in particular this summer – that there was a …
Alumna Karin Wahlberg is on a roll, and she is not afraid to try new things and change paths. From teacher to doctor, and …